An abused and/or neglected child who has a CASA volunteer by their side is more likely to:
Receive much needed services
Spend less time in foster care
Find a safe, permanent, and nurturing home
Succeed in school
You can change a child's story
CASA volunteers build special relationships with abused and neglected children under court protection through regular visits and advocate exclusively on their behalf in monthly court reports.
A CASA volunteer is very often the only consistent adult in the lives of children we serve, many of whom are in foster care.
Support from compassionate people like you sustains our work to recruit, train, and support CASA volunteers to advocate for the most vulnerable children in our community.
On Saturday, April 23, we were delighted to spend the evening at Lambeau Field with 360 devoted champions for children for our signature event, CASA Presents: Champions For Children!
We are forever grateful for our very special guests John and Lindsey Kuhn and talented Emcee Bill Jartz for sharing
their passion and energy for our mission!
Last year alone, 131 CASA volunteers advocated for 228 children in Brown County and 28 CASA volunteers advocated for 51 children in Marinette County, making their lives safer and their futures brighter!
To learn more about the volunteer process, click the button below.
Become a CASA volunteer
