Robin Wood-Mason, CFRE, is guiding Denver CASA’s fundraising strategy during a period of executive transition. Throughout his career, Robin has worked at the intersection of philanthropy, advocacy, and public policy, helping mission-driven organizations build the relationships, resources, and public support needed to advance lasting social change. His experience spans children’s advocacy, disability access, reproductive freedom, LGBTQ+ equality, early childhood education, and community health, bringing together fundraising strategy with coalition building and systems-level thinking.
With more than two decades of nonprofit leadership, Robin has led organizations, directed capital and major gift campaigns, influenced state and federal public policy, and advised boards and executive leaders through periods of growth and transition. He believes meaningful change happens when passionate advocates, generous supporters, and strong organizations work toward a shared vision for their communities.
Outside of work, Robin can be found playing cornhole at a neighborhood dive bar, exploring trails with his two dogs, or with his nose in a book.
