CASA of Sedgwick County
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CASA of Sedgwick County, is organized as a Kansas, not-for-profit corporation. The Internal Revenue Service has recognized the tax exempt status of the organization under Section 501 (c) (3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Copies of the determination letter can be provided upon request.
Welcome
It is the mission of CASA of Sedgwick County to provide caring, trained volunteers to advocate for the abused and neglected children of our community so that each child can reach his or her full potential.
Every day, children in our community are removed from their homes and placed into temporary foster care due to abuse or neglect. CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocate) volunteers come alongside them in their darkest hour and help them to find safe, permanent homes where they can thrive.
Each volunteer advocate is thoroughly screened and specially trained to be a powerful voice for these children’s best interests. They are ordinary people who do extraordinary things for some of our community’s most vulnerable children.
To learn more about our program watch the video "Give a Voice to an Abused/Neglected Child". 
Upcoming Events
CASA Board Meeting
Date: February 08, 2012Time: 5:00 PM
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CASA In-Service Training
Date: February 28, 2012Time: 6:00 PM
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CASA Board Meeting
Date: March 14, 2012Time: 5:00 PM
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Donors
We are so very grateful to each and every donor. Your contributions make a difference.
- Adam Pogue
- Kerri Meyer
- Richard Claiborne
- Polly Gentry
- Ryan and Joanna Bendell
- Donna Meyer
- Cheryl Casamento
- Jodi Guillemette
- Jen Bonnett
- Laura Madison
- Bill and Catherine Shea
- Gregory and Paulette Glover
- Derek Morgan and Kay Monk-Morgan
- Robert and Patricia Corwin
- Gwynne Birzer
- Dr. Arti Gupta
- Roger and Ann Eastwood
- Aleris Charleman
- Beth Heflin
- Patricia Armstrong
- Ray and Diane Frederick
- Juanita and Abraham Bupp
- Tammy Alford
- Linda Newman
- Margit and Chuck Squire
- Augie and Marilyn Blanchat
- Robert and Kay Finn
- Darryl and Betty Roberts
- Dr. Akash Joshi
- Andrew and Kelly Schact
- Virginia Flynn Brown Trust
- Jessica Suhr
- Justin Salmans
- Calvin and Polly McMillan
- Linda Priest
- Scott Sarver
- Charles and Sandra Adams
- Lisa Schriefer
- Tom and Katie Pott
- Pam Ammar
- Bruce and Patty Cole
- Laura Ice
- Kris and Joe Jittawait
- Mike and Sydney McPeak
- James Mahoney
- Attorney General's Office
- Charitable Foundation, Inc.
- Vornado Air LLC
- Mark and Louise Holden
- Justin Minchow
- Tony and Barbara Litton
- Gay Dahlke
- Michael and Christine Archer
- Wichita Clinic
- Wichita Community Foundation
- Michael and Martha Jones
- Don and Nancy Vine
- Robert and Wanda Gordy
- Key Construction
- Dr. & Mrs. Hew Goodpasture
- Cox Communications
- Barbara & David Rolph
- Karl and Pam Hesse
- Heather Bowman
- David and Judy Kennedy
- Bill and Joyce Norris
- Jim and Mary Lynn Walker
- Chris and Jennifer Magana
- Stephen and Linda Murphy
- Tom and Betsy Bloxham
- MariAnn Hereen
- Kansas CASA Association
- Robert and Deametrice Eyster
- Susan and Mel Hussey
- Gerald and Theresa Cornejo
- John and Debra Dawson
- David and Jolene Mainzer
- Gaye Tibbets
- Suzanne Dwyer
- Samantha Marnick
- Rich and Tanja Weir
- Lewis and Judy McCans
- Carlos O'Kelly's Mexican Cafe
- Gavin Mullins
- Russ and Linda Davisson
- Anthony and Sarah Patterson
- Brenda and Jack Blazer
- Tami Bradley
- Ron and Vivian Leupp
- Intrust Bank
- Badr and Brigtte Idbeis
- Michael Llamas
- Roger and Gloria Martin
- Ed and Sue Corriston
- Spirit Aerosystems
- Mikel and Leann Stout
- Raymond and Carolee Reichenborn
- Thomas and Christy Cox
- Kelly Hayes
- Brad and Sheri Razook
- Jamie Schmaltz
- Rob & Laura Fulton Harmon
- Amy Cox
- Dale and Suzanne Graham
- Scott and Elizabeth Wadle
- Amanda Meyers
- Kay Reed
- Darla Vonada
- Allison Wilson
- Rachel Avey
- Bill and Barbara Thompson
- Rex Custer and Sharon West
- Office Of Judicial Administration
- Susan Taylor
- Elizabeth James
- Kathy Webb
- Thomas and Sherri String
- Damon and Erica King
- United Way Of The Plains
- Kelly Hayes
- Lattner Family Foundation
- Ric and Darlene Knorr
- Richard Honeyman and Bonnie Bing-Honeyman
- Mary Zilg
- William Schantz and Carol Bacon
- Kappa Alpha Theta
- Gaylyn McGregor
- Troy and Coleen Tabor
- Justin and Casey Speer
- Paul Enegren and Linda Weir-Enegren
- Richard and Claudia Batteiger
- Keith Asplund
- Foulston Siefkin LLP
- Robet Lakin
- Donna Morrison
- Joe Baba and Jae Pierce-Baba
- Don Shawver
- Joni Franklin
- Jennifer Goheen
- Paul and Dixie LaBrue
- Tammy Wagner
- Jack Silvers
- Jay & Debbie Smith
- Laurie Sahatjian
- Linda Parkhurst
- Joe and Liz Emmons
- Ed and Carol Nazar
- Jerry and Velda Fresquez Gray
- Jamie Stratton
- Yolanda Camarena
- Mary Boyce
- Doug & Liz McGinness
- Bill and Dana Hensley
- Georgia Deatrick
- Judith Gann
- Betty Hensley
- Saroj and Dushyant Arab
- Ron and Suzanne Vaupel
- Carol Linnens
- Nola Foulston
- Raffaele and Karla Fazio
- Susan and David Saidian
- Jane Seely
- LS Industries
- Cliff and Shirley Koehn
- Mark and Katherine Melhorn
- Kansas Health Foundation
- Emprise Bank
- John and Katheryn Green
- Jackie Ender
- Neil and Sharon Carlson
- Carol Burchfield
- Raymond and Dara Geoffroy
- Lori Grubs and Dorio Perez
- Scott and Kristina Langrehr
- Earl George
Volunteer of the Month
SUPERSTAR VOLUNTEER STEPHANIE MURPHY
Stephanie leapt right into her first case with four children in four different placements. Stephanie has gone above and beyond in advocating for all of the children on her case. She has moved the case forward ensuring the best interest of the kiddos are recognized. She has established great rapport with all the parties on the case and is well respected. Stephanie always turns in her monthly and court reports on time and is a delight to work with. Stephanie has been able to establish great relationships with each child she is serving. Her advocacy efforts are both extraordinary and effective. This is apparent as the judge often adopts her recommendations as court orders. Stephanie’s case is extremely complex and sad. We are very fortunate to have her looking out for all four children.