Advisory Board
Leonard Moore
Leonard Moore is a founding member of AACCES. Since the organization’s incorporation, in November 2003, Leonard has served in different roles—first as Vice President, and now History & Recognition Committee Chair. Leonard and other early AACCES members spent countless hours conducting and filming interviews with former Hanford workers as part of a project to capture and preserve the experiences of African Americans who came to the area to work on the 1940’s era Manhattan Project at Hanford. Leonard’s ties to the Tri-Cities of Washington reach back to the early 1940’s when his father, Thomas Moore, worked on a railroad crew for the emerging Hanford Site and later established several private businesses in Pasco, WA. Today, Leonard still operates his family’s metal recycling business, Tommy’s Steel & Salvage, Inc.
Dr. Nayeli Berenice Hernandez
Dr. Nayeli Berenice Aranda Hernandez, a proud Latina and first-generation college graduate, began her academic journey at Columbia Basin College, later earning degrees from Heritage University, Walla Walla University and a doctorate from National University. Dr. Aranda Hernandez dedicates her time outside of work to volunteering for nonprofit organizations, including several scholarship committees. Dr. Aranda Hernandez firmly believes that education is a transformative tool that, once acquired, can never be taken away.
Abbey Cameron
Abbey Cameron is the CEO of 3 Rivers Community Foundation, serving Benton and Franklin counties in Washington. She leads the organization with a strong focus on fundraising, board development, and connecting donors with local nonprofits to strengthen the community. Abbey is passionate about building meaningful relationships and fostering effective philanthropy that creates a lasting positive impact. She is committed to supporting her team and ensuring the foundation delivers thoughtful, high‑quality service to the community it serves.
Erin Fishburn
Erin Fishburn serves as Executive Director of the Columbia Basin College Foundation, where she leads strategic fundraising and donor engagement to advance student success and the college’s mission. She collaborates closely with college staff, donors, and community partners to expand resources and create opportunities that align with the evolving needs of students and the regional workforce.
A seasoned nonprofit leader, Erin holds a BS from Portland State University and an MBA with an emphasis in nonprofit management. She also holds CFRE and CSPG designations. Her career spans public health and education, shaping a deep commitment to community well-being. She is dedicated to donor centered philanthropy, connecting donor passions with initiatives that support first-generation students, remove barriers to education, and strengthen the broader community.
Anneke Rachinski
Anneke Rachinski is the Director of Development at Washington State University Tri‑Cities, where she leads fundraising, donor relations, and philanthropic strategy in support of student success and campus growth. In this role, she works closely with university leadership, faculty, alumni, and community partners to advance scholarships, academic programs, and industry‑engaged learning opportunities across the Tri‑Cities region.
Anneke brings a strong focus on relationship‑driven philanthropy and community impact, helping connect donors’ passions with programs that expand access, support first‑generation students, and strengthen the regional workforce. She is based in Richland, Washington