There’s still time to make a difference before the year ends! Supporting CASA of NWA will have a lasting impact on children in foster care and families working to reunite. You can help bring more families together before the year ends and together, we can make 2025 a year of even greater hope and healing. Visit https://lnkd.in/gymsTdtw to give today!
CASA of Northwest Arkansas
Non-profit Organization Management
Springdale, Arkansas 730 followers
CASA of Northwest Arkansas provides compassionate volunteers who advocate for abused and neglected children.
About us
CASA of Northwest Arkansas provides quality volunteer representation for children who have experienced abuse and neglect. We recruit, train, and supervise volunteers with the goal of moving children efficiently through the child welfare system into safe, permanent homes where they can grow to be successful adults. National studies show that a child who has been assigned a CASA is more likely to secure needed services in a timely manner; is moved from placement to placement less frequently; is more likely to have his/her case reviewed regularly by the court; and has a better chance of living in a safe, permanent home than those who do not have CASA representation.
- Website
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http://www.nwacasa.org
External link for CASA of Northwest Arkansas
- Industry
- Non-profit Organization Management
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Springdale, Arkansas
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 1997
Locations
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Primary
3825 Cawood Lane
Springdale, Arkansas 72762, US
Employees at CASA of Northwest Arkansas
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Sabrina Freeman
Wealth Management Financial Manager
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Barri Tulgetske, MBA, JD
Real Estate Transactions/Commercial Real Estate/ Ethics and Compliance/ Intellectual Property
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Deanna Cicatiello
Allard & Company, PA Certified Public Accountants
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Shelley Hart
Program Director at CASA of NWA
Updates
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As 2024 draws to a close, we reflect on the amazing stories of transformation made possible by supporters like you. Thanks to your belief in second chances, this year alone, CASA volunteers advocated for 119 children, who were ultimately reunified with their families. With over 400 children still in foster care in NWA, we need your help to create more stories like this! Your year-end gift will ensure that CASA volunteers can continue to provide life-changing advocacy. Visit https://lnkd.in/gjrDbWtU to give today!
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Feeling inspired by our Light of Hope events this month? It's a perfect time to take the next step! Join us this Thursday at 10am or 6pm for a CASA 101 information session and learn even more about how you can advocate for young people in our community! https://lnkd.in/g6XC5ESH
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"Every step counts. Whether you take that step yourself or inspire someone else to, you are making a difference. And when each of us takes a step, together, we can go further and continue to have a meaningful impact in the lives of children in our community who most need a champion of their own." - Melanie Boulden, Tyson Foods. Today during our Light of Hope lunch, YOU made it clear that you are ready to take a step and make a difference! Thanks to your generosity and commitment to changing lives in NWA, you raised over $130,000 for young people in foster care in our area! Company matches have not been counted yet, so we anticipate that number will continue to rise!
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Last night we had the privilege of honoring two amazing advocates with the Duke Service Award. This award was established in 2013 to honor two very special people, Mike and Susan Duke, who have made outstanding contributions toward the advancement of our mission. This year’s recipients have been a part of CASA for the last 10 years. During this time, they’ve moved 29 children (representing 10 families) toward safe, permanent homes. Their combined compassion, humility, humor, optimism, consistency, and commitment to their CASA kids and families is truly inspirational. From tiny babies to one teen in particular who they have served through the duration of their time as CASA volunteers, from pandemic porch visits to cross-state trips, from birthday parties to IEP meetings – Kara Biggs and Shannon MacNeel are willing to do whatever it takes to support their CASA kids and families. It’s an honor to present them with this award, an honor that they choose to be a part of CASA of NWA, and an honor to know them. Congratulations!
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Since 2020, Denton and Cathy Cole Seilhan have consistently and actively supported CASA of NWA and the children, teens, and young adults in our program. Their investment in this work has allowed volunteer advocates from our community to stand alongside hundreds of young people in need. Additionally, Denton is a CASA volunteer himself and has offered individual and meaningful advocacy to eight young people from five different families As Denton and Cathy are recognized this year as Association of Fundraising Professionals NWA Chapter (AFP-NWA)'s Outstanding Philanthropists for their incredible generosity throughout the Northwest Arkansas area, we are honored that they continue to choose to support CASA of NWA, our staff and volunteers, and our CASA kids and families. Congratulations, Denton and Cathy!
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Our Light of Hope breakfast was a wonderful success, but the fun isn't over yet! We're looking forward to sharing more impact and meeting more supporters next week at our Light of Hope lunch. Visit our website to learn more! https://lnkd.in/gFc5ndmV
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Walmart and Sam's Club Associates: You can DOUBLE the impact of your giving through the month of November! Donate to CASA of NWA online through the Spark Good Deed Platform, and Walmart will match your gift 1:1! Give today and be a light of hope for kinds in need in our community! https://lnkd.in/gzCE7Jck