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Lift Them Up.
Last year, our volunteers spent over 17,000 hours advocating for abused and neglected children—but we need your help to assist more children in need!
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Commit to our Children
Today, 96% of the children under Court protection have the benefit of a CASA volunteer. Help us give a voice to every abused and neglected child.
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Be the Difference
Children with a CASA volunteer are twice as likely to find a safe and permanent home. CASA volunteers are the answer for abused and neglected children
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Protect a Child’s Rights
Living, growing, and learning in a safe and nurturing home is a fundamental human right all children should enjoy. CASA volunteers fight for abused and neglected childrens’ rights.
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MESSAGE from our DIRECTOR
Every few days, an abused or neglected child in Fairfax County is placed under Court protection. These children need advocates to protect their fundamental rights. CASA volunteers are the solution. Become a CASA volunteer, donate, encourage others to join our cause. Every child deserves a promising future.
Darcy Hubbard Cunningham, Executive DirectorFairfax CASA
Named “One of the Best” area nonprofits by Catalogue for Philanthropy 2019-2020
success stories
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January 2020 NewsletterIt is a new year for us at CASA – check out what our 2020 initiatives are, get pumped for our 10th annual Run for the Children, and read success stories from the holiday season in our latest newsletter!
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FY19 Annual ReportFairfax CASA’s FY19 was a year of immense success for the children we serve, our volunteers who work tirelessly for those vulnerable children, our dedicated staff and board, and countless supporters. We invite you to review these successes in our FY19 Annual Report to learn about the positive impact Fairfax CASA had for the abused […]
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Informational Sessions for Prospective VolunteersThe first step in becoming a CASA volunteer is to attend an information session. At the sessions, guests have the opportunity to hear from a CASA volunteer and a CASA supervisor about the process of advocating for a child who has been abused or neglected. It’s the best way to get the full picture of […]
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