Caroline Senatore Named Chief Philanthropy Officer For Mercy Health Services

(Baltimore, MD) – Caroline Senatore has been named the new Chief Philanthropy Officer for Mercy Health Services (MHS), Dr. David N. Maine, MHS President and CEO, and Sister Helen Amos, RSM, Executive Chair, Mercy Board of Trustees, have announced. 

“Caroline is a seasoned fundraising professional with decades of experience in philanthropy, and deep roots in the Baltimore community. In her new role, she will lead the Mercy Health Foundation and all our philanthropy efforts across the Medical Center, Physician Enterprise, and Stella Maris to support the continued growth of our outstanding clinical programs,” Dr. Maine said. 

Prior to joining Mercy, Ms. Senatore served in important philanthropy roles at Johns Hopkins Medicine, the Gilman School, the Enoch Pratt Free Library, and most recently as Director of Special Campaigns and Principal Giving at Baltimore School for the Arts (BSA).  

Ms. Senatore’s work at BSA over two decades included managing major endowment and capital campaigns, supporting its growth as a cherished Baltimore institution.  She’s managed the philanthropic campaigns for such critical projects as the renovation and expansion of the BSA campus, creating and sustaining the technological hub of BSA (the Center for Collaborative Arts & Technology) and building the school's Endowed Fund for the Future.   

“We’re very pleased to add someone with Caroline’s talents and experience to guide Mercy’s ongoing institutional advancement, working closely with Mercy’s Board of Trustees, physicians, and senior leadership team,” Sr. Helen said.