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.


 
 

 
 

For children in foster care, one consistent adult who shows up again and again can change everything.

Show Up Through Every Change

Gracie is four years old.

In the past year, she has lived in three different foster homes, changed pre-schools twice, and had more goodbyes and changes than any child should have to bear.

Gracie’s CASA volunteer.

She visits her frequently, attends court hearings and meetings, and has been by her side during difficult transitions and uncertain moments. She is a consistent, caring presence in a world that has felt anything but stable. She reminds Gracie that she matters.

CASA volunteers consistently show up. But they can’t do it alone. Behind every advocate is a community of supporters who make their advocacy possible.

When you give, you show up too.

Gifts to CASA provide the steady support that helps CASA recruit, train, and support volunteers, so children like Gracie have someone showing up for as long as they need them.

Thank you for showing up for children in our community.

For the safety and confidentiality of the children we work with, identifying information has been altered.