Marta McClintock currently serves as Executive Director of the Island Health Foundation. In this capacity, Marta leads a dynamic team and oversees fundraising programs including annual, major, legacy, employee, and corporate and foundation giving. Working closely with Island Health leadership, Marta is responsible for securing funding for capital and facilities’ needs, upgrades to technology and equipment, support for mental health, screenings and education classes and overall improvement of patient care. Marta who has nearly 30 years of fundraising and program management experience and a strong track record of success, most recently served six years as the Executive Director of the Anacortes Schools Foundation. Her extensive career in development includes roles as Assistant Dean of Development for the College of Education at the University of Idaho, Senior Market Director for the American Heart Association in Memphis, Tennessee, and Senior Management Analyst for US Navy Supply Management in Sicily, Italy. Her experience in fundraising also includes roles with the Music Center of Los Angeles, Santa Monica Museum of Flying, Coronado Schools Foundation, The Wachtell Group, Military Officers of America Association, University of Southern California and the Children’s Burn Foundation. Marta is an active member of the Anacortes community, volunteering with Rotary, the Anacortes Women’s Giving Circle, the Anacortes Arts Festival and the school district. She grew up in Coronado, CA and is a graduate of the University of Southern California. She and her husband, CAPT (Ret.) Michael McClintock, reside in Anacortes with their yellow lab Brody. They have two children, Lauren and Will, who attend the University of Washington.