CASA of North Alabama

One of our hopes by advocating for our CASA kids is they get to “just be kids”! For more information on becoming a volunteer and an application, visit casaofnorthalabama.org (under Become a Volunteer tab).

We had the honor of participating in the Save Jane event hosted by the Limestone County Child Advocacy Center, and it was a moment that will stay with us.

1,143 names were read aloud, each one representing a child right here in Limestone County who has been impacted by abuse. Hearing those names was both heartbreaking and powerful, a reminder of why CASA’s mission matters so deeply.

Every child deserves to be seen, heard, and protected. We are grateful to stand alongside organizations like the Limestone County Child Advocacy Center as we continue to advocate for the most vulnerable in our community. It takes a village to protect and advocate and the village showed up at the event. Representatives were there from the CAC, the sheriffs office, Athens, city police, DHR, the school system, judges, lawyers, and many more. We are so thankful for this community that rally together to love on these children to protect them.

Friends! We are in need of one more dinner to be covered for our CASA of North Alabama volunteer training class.

Our wonderful trainees are coming straight from work, and providing dinner is a small way to say thank you for their time and commitment. We will have 7 people total.

Thank you so much for your support ❤️

Thank you to Smoke Competition Cooking Team, Rebecca Dillard, and Tim McCollum for providing dinner the past several weeks!