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Strategic discernment and planning

Do you want to make a plan for how to achieve the goals you have already set? 

Or are you not sure what your goals should be? 

How can you bring diverse parts of your organization, company or community together to discern your way forward? 

Let’s find a way

Fundraising consulting

Are you wondering how you are going to sustain your organization, school, or meeting? 

Do you need some help figuring out how to raise money? Who to ask? How and when to approach donors?

Are you wondering how to recruit, hire and onboard more help?

Do you need an organized system, ambitious and achievable goals, and a plan to get there?

Let’s go

Keynote presentations, workshops and training, and occasional preaching

Do you want a speaker who will bring a down-to-earth presentation, a little humor, and a provocative message? 

Do you need an afternoon workshop on fundraising, strategy, or organizational development? 

Do you want an inspirational challenge to live up to the Light that you have been given? 

Let’s talk

Robin Mohr is an experienced non-profit consultant and fundraiser, with expertise in complex project and financial management. She is dedicated to justice, equity, and collaboration, with a strong background in empowering diverse socio-economic communities. She has been a keynote speaker, workshop leader, and author with experience in multicultural contexts.

She serves on the board of trustees for Greene Street Friends School and clerks Green Street Monthly Meeting. She volunteers with the World Affairs Council of Philadelphia, including the Model Senate program. Previously, she has volunteered with Friends Mutual Health Group, Philadelphia Yearly Meeting, Pacific Yearly Meeting, College Park Quarterly Meeting, San Francisco Monthly Meeting, and Ben Lomond Quaker Center.

In her most recent position, she served as a Quaker diplomat for the Friends World Committee for Consultation, Section of the Americas from 2011-2024.

FWCC is the association of Quaker meetings and churches, around the world and across all the branches of Friends. She was known there for pioneering program design, strategic planning, implementation, and evaluation. At the end of her tenure, she raised $2.4 million (196% of goal) for the Becoming the Quakers the World Needs Campaign.

Before FWCC, she worked for the California Child Care Resource & Referral Network, the Lasallian Education Fund and the American Red Cross. At the St. Boniface Restoration Project in the Tenderloin neighborhood of San Francisco, she managed the successful completion of a $13 million campaign for the seismic retrofitting and rehabilitation of the church, friary and community center, including a theater, a homeless shelter, and a new middle school.

She holds a Bachelor of Science in Foreign Service from Georgetown University. In 2025, she earned a Chief Strategy Officer certificate from Wharton Executive Education.

Now residing in Philadelphia, she has also lived in Colombia, Mexico, France, San Francisco, and New York City, and is fluent in Spanish and English. She has been a parent and/or volunteer at Tenderloin Elementary School, Playmates Cooperative Nursery School, San Francisco Friends School, Friends Select School, Haverford College, and Princeton University. She grew up in a small mountain town in northern California, giving her a broad perspective on rural and urban issues and solutions. Outside of work, she is a swimmer and an avid reader of speculative fiction, as well as a writer, minister and mother.

According to Robin, convergent Friends are those seeking a deeper engagement with our Quaker heritage and a more authentic life in the kingdom of God on earth today, radically inclusive of all who wish to live this life. She coined this term in late 2005 to express a movement of the Holy Spirit across divides of age, geography and theology. Between 2006 and 2011, she organized convergent gatherings across the United States and led a variety of workshops on the theme of “Primitive Quakerism in a Postmodern World.”

Starting early in her career, she learned directly from people living in poverty and from an interfaith group of people who had committed their lives to working together with the most vulnerable members of society. How to listen differently. How to interpret between people with different experiences and kinds of power to improve communication. How to sustain hope that the world can be better. She continues to use these skills every day.

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Robin Mohr & Associates can also connect you with other experts in finance, marketing, and human resources.

Our convergent approach will help you move toward a more robust future.

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