What is a High School CASA Club?
A High School CASA Club is a student-led, student-initiated organization on a school campus that works with Voices for Children Baltimore County to build our program.
The primary goals of the CASA Club are:
- Awareness - Generate awareness of Voices for Children and the needs of children in foster care.
- Educate - Share information with teachers, parents, alumni groups, etc., about Voices for Children.
- Recruitment - Through education and awareness of the program, recruit more CASA volunteers.
- Fundraising – Raise money for Voices for Children Baltimore County to allow us to serve more children in the Baltimore area. (Every little bit helps!)
- Support - Help out with our Spring Fundraiser - and earn volunteer hours!
Frequently Asked Questions
- Recruit a core group of people who are interested in starting the club.
- Find a committed Faculty Advisor
- Meet your school’s requirements to form a group
- Fill out and return the CASA School Club Application
- Meet with Voices for Children Baltimore County (We’ll contact you after we get your application.)
- Attend an annual meeting for CASA Club members from schools around the area
- Recruit members of your club
- Elect officers
- Write a plan for your club –approved by school and Voices for Children Baltimore County
- Plan activities to meet club goals
- Have fun!
Each Club is unique, and we encourage Clubs to plan activities and fundraisers that work for your club and at your school. We ask that you keep us up to date about the activities you have planned. We are always available to provide assistance as needed.
School Club Application