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Get Ready! 🎻 Black Violin’s Full Circle Tour is coming to Fort Worth for one night only, November 4 at @basshall! Experience the Grammy-nominated duo merging classical depth with hip-hop’s pulse as they make their Bass Hall debut. CASA i

Community Engagement Specialist Suzy Yowell recently delivered an inspiring and heartfelt session titled “Leading with Passion” at the Texas Volunteer Management Conference. Drawing on three decades of experience working with volunteers,

🌟 Meet Esther!

For the past 6 years, she’s been a steady voice and strong advocate for children in foster care. 💙

As she begins her well-earned retirement, we want to say thank you, Esther, for your heart, your time, and your incredible ded

💙 National Make a Difference Day Spotlight: Ellie Griffin

Meet Ellie Griffin, a Texas Christian University student (Class of 2026) who has been involved with CASA since her very first year of college.

✨ “I’ve been involved with CASA in

CASA of Tarrant County is excited to be part of BRAVE at Fielder Church — an inspiring evening designed to help people discover how they can make a difference for vulnerable children and families in our community.

If you’ve ever wondered

October is Down Syndrome Awareness month!

Every child deserves a supportive and informed family. @AdoptUSKids article Adopting a Child With Down Syndrome From Foster Care shares some insight when considering to adopt a child with Down syndrome. By e

🌟 Want to Make a Real Difference for a Child?
Curious about what it means to be a CASA advocate—and how you can help speak up for children in foster care? Join us for a CASA Info Session (virtual or in-person) to:

- Learn what the advocate ro

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
Many children and families in foster care have witnessed or experienced domestic violence — and the impact can last a lifetime.

At CASA of Tarrant County, we stand with survivors, elevate their voi