Donate Today to Change a Child’s Story.
When you join Champions for Change, your monthly gift will have a direct impact on the most vulnerable children in our community.
Your gift of $30 per month:
$30 per month pays for one new CASA volunteer to go through our 40-hour pre-service training course. Because of you, that volunteer will be fully equipped to be the eyes and ears of the judge and the voice for many children during their time as a volunteer.
Your gift of $50 per month:
$50 per month will recruit three new CASA volunteers. Because of you, our mission will be in newspaper ads, social media feeds, billboards, and radio ads and three more local citizens will step up to advocate for a child.
Your gift of $100 per month:
$100 will provide one full year of advocacy for a child. Because of you, a child will not have to walk through the most difficult time of his life alone. He will have someone on his side, fighting for what is in his best interest.
Artwork created by a CASA child artist, shared with permission
Light the Way Home
the smallest light can brighten the darkest night.
For artist Amelia, her light shines brightly when she shares her list of definitive likes and dislikes–always with grand gestures and a playful smile. At the top of Amelia’s list these days are chicken quesadillas, Finding Nemo, and school, where trips to the library to pick out a new Junie B. Jones book and indoor soccer in gym class tie for her favorite activities. Amelia frequently shares with her CASA Advocate her aspirations: she wants to be a veterinarian, so she can make her mom–her favorite person–proud. Her CASA Advocate, in turn, has shared it is her ultimate goal to light the journey there.
In this season of gratitude and celebration, we see lights everywhere: especially within our community of generous donors whose gifts allow CASA to bring hope to the children we serve. As 2025 draws to a close, please consider joining these luminaries through making a gift to light the pathway of a child like Amelia and many others throughout Central Virginia.