CASA Donor FAQ
Donations support the recruitment, training, and supervision of CASA volunteers who advocate for children in the foster care system. Contributions also help provide essential resources and services for children in need through our Child & Family Need Fund.
Yes, Douglas County CASA is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, and all donations are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.
Absolutely! Recurring donations can be set up through our online donation portal, allowing you to provide sustained support.
The CASA Collective is a community of dedicated donors who commit to monthly giving, ensuring ongoing advocacy for children. You can join by selecting a recurring donation option on our website.
Yes! We accept in-kind donations such as gift cards, school supplies, books, and other essential items that directly benefit the children we serve. Contact us to learn about our current needs.
Businesses can support DCCASA by sponsoring events, providing corporate matching gifts, or making direct contributions. Visit our sponsors page to learn more.
Yes, you can make a tribute donation and specify whom you are honoring. We can send a notification to the honoree or their family upon request.
Yes, all donors receive a receipt for their contributions via email or mail for tax purposes.
Absolutely! We offer several volunteer opportunities, including becoming a CASA Advocate, Volunteer Ambassador, or helping with events.
You can reach out to our Development Team via our website or by calling our office.
Casa and our community
By the numbers
90
year to date
55
Volunteers actively advocating
217
Child visits with CASA Volunteers
1,111
Hours of CASA volunteer advocacy
Ready to Make a Difference?
Whether you’re interested in becoming a volunteer advocate, supporting our mission through donations, or learning more about our work, we invite you to join our community of child advocates.