About the Robinson Family Foundation

The Christopher Robin Foundation is a nonprofit organization to reduce barriers for people entering recovery and to help individuals build a solid, lasting foundation for a healthy life. This foundation exists in honor of those who are suffering — those battling mental illness, substance-use disorder, and the countless families impacted by both. It is especially meaningful to us because it carries the names and legacies of loved ones we’ve lost.

The Kita Center is a non-profit focused on upstream suicide prevention and healing, offering programs like Camp Kita for youth who lost loved ones to suicide, and retreats for families, young adults, and educators, all designed to foster connection, hope, and resilience through nature and community in a supportive environment.

The Stroke Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting stroke survivors, caregivers, and families through recovery, prevention, and awareness by offering resources, funding for therapy, education on signs and symptoms, and fostering a supportive community to help people live fulfilling lives after a stroke. They provide practical aid, such as financial assistance for rehabilitation, and emotional support to combat the significant challenges survivors face, like loss of function and financial strain.

A highly competitive, outdoor summer basketball league in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, known for featuring top local college and former college players, attracting large crowds, and recently reviving after an 11-year break, now including both men's and women's divisions. The league promotes physical health and wellness by encouraging active lifestyles, elite-level competition, and community engagement in an energetic outdoor setting that celebrates athleticism, teamwork, and well-being.