Make a Gift Today
When you give to Hall-Dawson CASA, you help ensure that more children experiencing abuse or neglect have a trained volunteer advocating for their best interests.
Your generosity supports the people, preparation, and resources behind consistent advocacy in Hall and Dawson Counties.
Ways to Make a Difference
Give today to support CASA advocacy, volunteer training, and the resources that make consistent service possible.
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Make A One-Time Gift
Every gift makes a difference. Your generosity helps equip CASA volunteers with the training, guidance, and resources they need to advocate for children experiencing foster care right here in Hall and Dawson Counties.
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Give Monthly
Make a lasting impact, month after month. Your ongoing support helps sustain CASA advocacy, ensuring our volunteers have the resources and professional guidance they need to continue showing up for children who are counting on them.
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Honor Someone Special
Celebrate someone who has made a difference in your life by making a difference in a child's. A gift in honor or memory of someone special is a meaningful way to carry their kindness forward while supporting children in our community.
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Explore Other Giving Opportunities
There are many ways to invest in a child's future. From corporate partnerships and event sponsorships to major gifts, your support can help Hall-Dawson CASA reach more children and strengthen the advocacy they receive. We'd love to explore what meaningful giving could look like for you. Contact Joy Green to learn more about available giving options.
Why Your Gift Matters
CASA volunteers take time to know the children they serve, understand their needs, and offer informed recommendations to the juvenile court. Their work relies on careful preparation, reliable supervision, and continued support.
Contributions to Hall-Dawson CASA help recruit, train, and equip volunteers while sustaining the professional support needed to keep children’s best interests at the center of advocacy.
Providing CASA advocacy requires more than identifying someone willing to volunteer. It takes recruitment, screening, intensive training, professional supervision, continuing education, and the resources to support quality advocacy from assignment through case closure.
Hall-Dawson CASA estimates that providing advocacy for one child costs approximately $3,000 per year. Gifts of every size help sustain this work across the program and expand opportunities for children who need a CASA volunteer.
