A 56-year-old Johnstown woman is facing numerous theft-related charges after being accused of stealing over $300,000 from the Cambria County Bar Association, and embezzling funds from an area non-profit called Cuddles for Kids. According to the Office of the State Attorney General, Robin Hagins is accused of embezzling hundreds of thousands from the Cambria County Bar Association while she was severing as their executive director. She is also accused of embezzling money from a local non-profit called Cuddles for Kids, whose goal is to assist families and children in the community who are facing hardships. The non-profit was founded by her son who is not facing charges. According to a police report, Hagins allegedly used the money for what they called “frequent cosmetic procedures, and numerous trips to Mexico.” The stolen funds from the Bar Association were discovered in 2023 when the group allegedly received an overdraft notice from the bank. That notice led to an audit. Upon further investigation, authorities also discovered a number of financial discrepancies with Cuddles for Kids. Court records show that Hagins is facing numerous felony charges including theft by failure to make required deposits of funds and forgery, and theft by unlawful taking. Hagins is facing a preliminary hearing on May 28th. She is currently free on unsecured bail.
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