Sarah Moore Field

1885–1988 (age 103)

Philanthropist

Biography

Sarah Moore Field dedicated herself to philanthropy that strengthened educational and medical institutions, always mindful of the quiet needs of her community. Her thoughtful stewardship of charitable efforts allowed programs in the arts and sciences to flourish.

She championed collaboration among civic leaders and donors, ensuring that her generous spirit led to meaningful, lasting impact for those she sought to serve.

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