We Speak Up For Children in Foster Care Throughout Tarrant County
When a home is no longer safe and a child must enter foster care, a judge may appoint a CASA or Court Appointed Special Advocate, a volunteer to guide that child to a safe and permanent home as quickly as possible. Learn how you can get involved below:
Imagine making a resolution that changes someone’s life forever. Becoming a CASA volunteer in 2025 could be that change. Sign up for
an Information Session today to learn more.
No matter how you choose to support us, your generosity enables CASA of Tarrant County to serve over 1,100 abused and neglected children in our community each year. Your investment matters.
This June, support a great cause with Pie It Forward at Buttermilk Sky Pie Shop in Arlington! For the entire month, enjoy their Lemon Icebox Pie—and a portion will be donated to CASA.
Looking to get involved? The CASA Young Professional Council exists as a group of young volunteers who serve as an outreach, networking, and fundraising arm of CASA of Tarrant County.
Double the Heart, Double the Impact
Sara’s Story
Double the Heart, Double the Impact
Sara’s Story
When Sara became a CASA volunteer, she knew she could change a child’s life. What she didn’t expect was how much it would change hers. With Amber as her “Helping Heart,” Sara had a friend to support her on her journey. Inspired by Sara’s experience, Amber took the leap and became a CASA herself. Together, they are advocating for children in foster care.
Amber says, "Being part of CASA has been amazing. As an advocate, I truly feel like I’m making a difference, and that gives me a ton of personal satisfaction."
Being a CASA volunteer means more than just showing up for a child. Sara says, "Speaking up for kids isn’t always what you expect — sometimes it’s finding a home, securing a therapist, or helping maintain family connections… This is one of the most rewarding experiences I have had in my life."
Be a part of a dedicated, kind-hearted community that ensures a child’s voice is heard, and that they receive the services they need, and the consistency they deserve.
That’s where you come in. Your support helps us in recruiting, training, and supporting CASA volunteers like Sara and Amber, ensuring more children have the advocates they need.
Your gift today could be the start of a brighter future for a child—will you help? Every dollar you give strengthens our ability to provide more CASA volunteers for children in foster care who desperately need stability, support, and advocacy. With your help, we can ensure that no child has to navigate the foster care system alone.
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