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• Recruiting volunteers: public speaking, staffing tables at events, talking to friends, hanging CASA posters in your community
   

• Teaching a skill, trade, or hobby to foster youth (music or art lessons, professional apprenticeships, craft activities, household maintenance, budget planning, etc.)
   

• Inviting CASA staff to present a program to your community or civic group, recruiting volunteers, requesting a donation, etc.
   

• Getting CASA information out via e-newsletter, posters, brochures in pay envelopes, etc.
   

• Organizing a fundraiser or contacting businesses for in-kind donations such as food, prizes in connection with a special event or for volunteer recognition, office supplies, etc.
   

• Presenting an in-service training workshop on a topic about which you have professional expertise
   

• Helping to renovate our CASA Advocacy Center (opening soon!) - a building next to our program offices that will serve as the home for our Trauma-Informed Tutoring and Independent Living Programs, provide sensory-friendly meeting spaces for advocates and families, and house our donations of in-kind items
   

• Working within our donation center to create an organized space for our physical items serving tangible needs