Start a School CASA Club

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

How do I start a CASA Club at my high school?

What are the ongoing requirements of running the club?

Does Voices for Children Baltimore County tell us what to do or get involved in our Club’s activities?

School Club Application

Name of School

Campus Mailing Address

Address Line 1

City

State/Province

Zip/Postal

Main Student Contact

First

Last

Year of high school graduation

Phone

Faculty Advisor

First

Last

Phone

Campus Position

How often will your group meet? Where will you meet?

What are your goals for your first year? What type of activities will your group plan, and how do you see them benefiting Voices for Children Baltimore County?

What inspired your group to form a CASA club? How will your club affect your school community?

Describe your core group launching the club, including each student’s year in school.

How will you recruit membership?

If you are human, leave this field blank.