TCU Community Hero

Among our many, dedicated, and amazing CASA volunteers, Janice Graczyk was selected by students of Dr. Ron Pitcock’s "Rhetoric of Gratitude" course at TCU as a TCU Community Hero! In addition to recognizing Janice, students were also able to make a financial contribution to CASA in her honor.

Janice’s supervisor praised her, saying “Janice celebrates every win that our families are able to achieve, so both children and parents are reunited once more.”

Help us congratulate Janice and her work as a CASA volunteer, and being recognized as a TCU – Texas Christian University Community Hero! 👏🏻🤍💙

FW Inc. 500 Most Influential

We couldn't be more proud to share that our own CEO Don Binnicker was recognized as part of the 2025 FW Inc. The 500 Most Influential! His tireless dedication to the future of Tarrant County families is witnessed every day as he continues to lead our organization for almost 10 years. While it takes a village, his leadership is integral to our goal of supporting the well-being of the children and families involved in the welfare and foster care systems. 

Congratulations, Don! 

Via The Business Press: CASA of Tarrant County Promotes New Development Director

“CASA of Tarrant County is excited to announce the recent promotion of Natalie Stalmach, as the nonprofit recognizes more than 40 years of advocacy and support for the best interests of abused and neglected children.”

Via DFW501c: CASA of Tarrant County promotes new Chief Development Officer and Development Director

“CASA of Tarrant County announced the recent promotions of two team members, as the nonprofit recognizes more than 40 years of advocacy and support for the best interests of abused and neglected children.”

Natalie Stalmach | Women of Impact 2025

Featured in 360West, our Chief Development Officer was honored as a Woman of Impact 2025! Court Appointed Special Advocates of Tarrant County is an organization of volunteer advocates who stand up on behalf of abused and neglected children because they want them to have a brighter future. Currently we have more than 400 dedicated community volunteers. However, there are still about 500 kids each year waiting for a CASA, because there aren’t enough volunteers to meet the demands of the child welfare system.