Learning more about what Michigan CASA and our local CASA programs do is a huge step in the right direction in helping us. We want more everyday people to know about the positive impact a CASA volunteer makes in the life of a child experiencing foster care. Once you have CASA knowledge, help spread the message. Read our mission, vision and values here.

We all know that money is needed to keep a non-profit running. A donation to Michigan CASA will ensure we can continue to support our current 29 local CASA programs and open more county programs throughout the State of Michigan. Donate to Michigan CASA here.

CASA volunteers go through specialized training and are supported by a professional team. CASA volunteers build a relationship with the child or sibling group to understand and advocate for the best interest of the child/ren, whether it is recommending services, expressing the child’s unique situation in court or explaining what is happening to the child/ren. Learn more about volunteering here.

Every year, usually in early May, the entire CASA network descends upon the Michigan Capitol in Lansing. CASA volunteers, board members, staff and you will meet with state lawmakers during their legislative session, letting them know how valuable funding and support for Michigan CASA is. Learn more about CASA Day at the Capitol here.

Every year Michigan CASA holds its annual fundraising event. There are several levels of sponsorships available to business organizations or individuals. These sponsorships help underwrite the costs for Michigan CASA, allowing us to fundraise more dollars. Email the office at information@michigancasa.org for more details.

The Helping Hands Crew is called upon a few times a year to help with folding letters, stuffing envelopes and stamping, working registration tables, helping with set up and tear down at events and more. Email the office at information@michigancasa.org for more details.