Senior Vice President, Community Impact & Executive Director, Texas Rangers Baseball Foundation
Karin Morris was promoted to Senior Vice President, Community Impact for the Texas Rangers in September 2020 after serving as Vice President, Community Outreach beginning in January 2011. She also serves as Executive Director of the Texas Rangers Baseball Foundation.
As Executive Director, Morris oversees strategic development, fundraising, program creation and fulfillment, and financial management for the Foundation. Under her leadership, the Foundation constructed the $15 million Texas Rangers MLB Youth Academy at Mercy Street Sports Complex, presented by Toyota, and has quadrupled its giving and fundraising efforts. The Foundation was recognized with the 2018 Allan H. Selig Award for Philanthropic Excellence by Major League Baseball. In 2026, Morris and her team unveiled updated branding to better communicate the expansion of the Foundation’s mission and impact.
In her role as Senior Vice President of Community Impact, she directs the Rangers’ engagement, outreach, and community initiatives, including efforts within multicultural markets. Morris began with the Rangers in 2003 as Director of New Market Development after three years with FOX Sports Southwest. She received the 2019 Texas Rangers Jim Sundberg Community Achievement Award, becoming only the third non-player to earn the honor.
Morris is active beyond the Rangers, serving as an appointee on the Governor’s OneStar National Service Commission and as a board member of the Arlington ISD Education Foundation. She is also an Advisory Board Member of WISE and volunteers at her sons’ schools. A graduate of Marquette University, she was named the university’s 2016 College of Business Administration Young Alumni of the Year. She and her husband, Gary Morris, have four children: Cameron (wife, Alyssa), Chip (wife, Alicia), Jackson, and Jameson.