We are thrilled to announce two new trustees for Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Atlanta: Liz Blake, Co-Founder of the Liz Blake Giving Fund, and Natalie Morhous, CEO of RaceTrac, Inc.
Both Natalie and Liz deeply invested in our mission to ignite the unlimited potential of Metro Atlanta kids & teens, and we’re thrilled to welcome them to the Board of Trustees in these esteemed roles.
Liz Blake is Co-Founder of the Liz Blake Giving Fund, which invests in early childhood development, maternal empowerment, and mental health in Georgia through a two-generation approach. She previously served as Senior Vice President and General Counsel at Habitat for Humanity International and held executive roles at US Airways, Trizec Properties, and GE Power Systems. Blake serves on the boards of Green Brick Partners, the Marcus Autism Center, Enterprise Community Partners, and Skyland Trail. She earned her degrees from Smith College and Columbia University School of Law.
Natalie Morhous is Chief Executive Officer of RaceTrac, Inc., a privately held, Atlanta-based company operating nearly 800 RaceTrac and RaceWay locations across 13 states. A third-generation leader of the family-owned business, Morhous became CEO in January 2024 after serving as president since 2019. She joined RaceTrac in 2012 and has held leadership roles across strategy, operations and logistics, including executive director of Energy Dispatch. Under her leadership, RaceTrac expanded into new markets and completed the acquisition of Gulf Oil. Morhous holds a bachelor’s from Connecticut College and MBA from The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania.