BETH MORGAN TUDER

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, LOS PATIOS FOUNDATION

San Antonio, TX

WIFT Texas Member, Est. 2025

With a career spanning nonprofit leadership, public relations, and healthcare, Beth is a dedicated community advocate committed to expanding access to the arts in San Antonio. A graduate of The University of Texas at Austin with a degree in Public Relations and Journalism, she serves as the Executive Director of the Los Patios Foundation, where she is part of a team dedicated to transforming the 18-acre property into an alcohol-free green space for the community and a supportive haven for those in recovery.

Beth brings over 20 years of experience in the medical and pharmaceutical industry, with expertise in rare disease advocacy and strong professional relationships. She previously served as Executive Director of the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation and worked as a Public Relations Account Executive. She also co-founded the Fiesta Pooch Parade to honor therapy animals.
An active supporter of the arts, Beth serves on multiple fine arts boards, working to increase public access to performances and education, and to preserve the historic Majestic and Empire Theatres.

Her commitment to animal welfare includes rescue efforts during Hurricane Harvey, featured on the Weather Channel, and ongoing support for San Antonio’s No-Kill initiatives. She was named “Big Sister of the Year” by Big Brothers Big Sisters of South Texas and is a member of the Chamber of Commerce’s Leadership San Antonio Class 46.

A lifelong dancer and performer, she has taught East Coast swing and performed on numerous local stages. As a percussionist, she also leads drum circle therapy for trauma survivors, using music as a tool for healing and connection. Beth remains a passionate advocate for the arts, working to ensure that everyone has access to enriching cultural experiences.