CASA 101 Webinar
Join us online to learn more about the role of a CASA Volunteer Advocate.
We’ll talk about:
How our volunteers advocate for children in foster care;
Volunteer requirements
Training
Other ways you can be involved
Advocacy Training
Class overview
At CASA of the Illinois Valley, we believe that every child has the right to grow up in a safe, stable, and nurturing home. CASA stands for Court Appointed Special Advocates—trained community volunteers appointed by a judge to advocate for children who have experienced abuse or neglect. These children are navigating the complex child welfare system, and our advocates make sure their voices are heard.
Step into the Story: Writing the Next Chapter with CASA- A Masquerade Ball
Step into an evening of elegance, mystery, and purpose at The CASA Masquerade, a one-of-a-kind fundraising experience benefiting children in our community. Behind every mask is a story. For the children served by CASA, those stories deserve advocacy, stability, and hope. Join us for an unforgettable night featuring:
An immersive masquerade atmosphere
Curated dining experience
Music & dancing
Signature cocktails & themed drinks
Magic, Tarot, and Mediumship
This is a chance to stand in the gap for children navigating the foster care system. Every ticket purchased and every dollar raised directly supports CASA’s mission to ensure that every child has a dedicated advocate fighting for their best interests in both La Salle and Bureau Counties.
Illinois Valley CASA also welcomes sponsorship from businesses in the form of goods, services, and financial to help make the event a success. Branded opportunities can be found at the ticket link. For more information, reach out to Lexi Wamhoff to discuss: awamhoff@lasallecountycasa.org
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CASA 101 Webinar
Join us online to learn more about the role of a CASA Volunteer Advocate.
We’ll talk about:
How our volunteers advocate for children in foster care;
Volunteer requirements
Training
Other ways you can be involved
CASA 101 Webinar
Join us online to learn more about the role of a CASA Volunteer Advocate.
We’ll talk about:
How our volunteers advocate for children in foster care;
Volunteer requirements
Training
Other ways you can be involved
Advocacy Training
Class overview
At CASA of the Illinois Valley, we believe that every child has the right to grow up in a safe, stable, and nurturing home. CASA stands for Court Appointed Special Advocates—trained community volunteers appointed by a judge to advocate for children who have experienced abuse or neglect. These children are navigating the complex child welfare system, and our advocates make sure their voices are heard.