donna, tough and aloof. As she warms up she can turn fun and flirty, even girlish, though the shift is deceptive." Moore served as vice president of Rainwater Inc. until 2012. Foundations Moore started the Darla Moore Foundation and Charleston Parks Conservancy. Additional affiliations and memberships Moore has served on the boards of various organizations, including: Hospital Organization of America Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia South Financial Group The University of South Carolina MPS Group National Advisory Board of JP Morgan Vice Chair on the Board of Trustees New York University School of Medicine Teach for America She currently serves on the following boards: Culture Shed Philanthropy Moore has given many gifts to institutions that benefit the public. Most notable are her donations to her alma mater, the University of South Carolina, which combined constitute nearly a record-breaking amount for a private donation to a business school. Some of her gifts are: 1998 — $25 million to the business school at the University of South Carolina, which renamed it the Moore School of Business; In addition to the Moore School of Business at the University of South Carolina, Moore also has a summer business program and camp called the Wachovia Scholars Business for high school students to attend. 2002 — Founded the Palmetto Institute, an independent non-profit organization focused on increasing the wealth of every person in South Carolina. 2003 — $10 million to the School of Education at Clemson University; the university has renamed the school the Eugene T. Moore School of Education in honor of her father, a Clemson alumnus and former teacher, coach, and principal in Lake City; Darla Moore's gift to Clemson's education program and the legacy of her father pushed for the start of a Creative Inquiry Program at Clemson University in the fall of 2013 called the Moore Scholars Program. The purpose of this program is for education students at Clemson University to participate in case studies and research regarding underprivileged schools and students. 2005 — an additional $45 million to the Moore School of Business. 2011 — $5 million to the McNair Center for Aerospace Innovation and Research Center at the University of South Carolina. 2012 — $1 Million to Claflin University Music Department When giving this award, Moore stated, "This is an investment, and with investments, you not only expect a return, you do your homework up front to ensure you get a