Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, what would have been the 26th annual Casas for CASA playhouse fundraiser will be replaced with Stay Home for CASA, a virtual campaign to support Capital Area CASA Association.

Abused children in East Baton Rouge parish need advocates now more than ever. School closures, job loss, stay home orders, and concerns for health and safety have created new stressors for struggling families. Children who have already been traumatized by abuse and neglect now face increased anxiety.  

Despite funding losses due to the current public health crisis, CASA continues to provide an advocate for every abused child but, we must replace lost funding to continue. Through Stay Home for CASA we are asking the community to provide financial support to help sustain our mission. Funds raised are used to recruit, train and supervise additional volunteer advocates. You can donate now! 

From July 19 through August 16, CASA stories will be featured daily on our social media pages (see below). In addition to email and social media fundraising appeals, Stay Home for CASA will include a push for new volunteers so that we can continue to provide advocates for all children who need one in East Baton Rouge Parish.To learn more about how CASA helps children, click here to read Pamela's story.

CASA is grateful to our sponsors and honored to recognize them throughout our Stay Home for CASA campaign.