Renisha Robinson has dedicated her career to bridging the gap between under-resourced communities and access to essential support, empowering individuals to become self-sufficient and thrive.

With more than 7 years of experience in philanthropy and nonprofit development, she served as Foundation Coordinator at Atlanta Track Club, Development and Volunteer Manager at IMPOWER, Program Manager at University of Central Florida and Resource Coordinator at City Year. Over the years, Renisha has raised more than $1 million through strategic fundraising, grant writing, donor cultivation, and community-driven initiatives. She is known for her strengths in fundraising, campaign management, special events, project management, CRM systems, and building cross-sector partnerships that expand access and impact to create accessible resources and lead effective outreach initiatives.

A visionary and strategic fundraiser, Renisha is known for her ability to identify growth opportunities, leverage donor relationships, and build sustainable funding models that support lasting community impact.

Notably, Renisha is a three-time D1 All-American in middle-distance running and has sustained over two decades of success in track and field and cross-country. Her lifelong involvement in athletics has fueled a passion for health and wellness, which continues to guide both her personal and professional life. Outside work, she stays active by running and embracing her love of health and wellness, cooking, traveling, volunteering, exploring new restaurants in Atlanta, and spending quality time with her family and friends.