Vanderburgh County CASA

10/22/2026

🎃👻 Ha-LOU-ween for a GREAT cause! 👻🎃
Join us October 29 at Bar Louie for a Ha-LOU-ween Give-Back and Trunk or Treat!

Participating businesses will provide free candy or Halloween trinkets and Bar Louie will donate 20% of food and beverage sales (nonalcoholic) to Vanderburgh County CASA.

Come celebrate HalLOUween with us, we can't wait to see you there!
📅 October 29
📍 Bar Louie | Evansville
⏰ 5 PM –Midnight Give Back
🎃 5 PM - 8PM Trunk or Treat

Partnerships like this one help us keep recruiting, training, and supporting the advocates who stand up for children in our county. Learn more about joining us at https://www.facebook.com/events/1670138318068022

10/20/2026

🦉💙 A BIG thank you to Order Of Owls Nest 30! 💙

We are grateful to all the members and friends of for their recent support of Vanderburgh County CASA!

Throughout October, Owls Nest 30 is collecting much-needed items to help CASA serve and support the children we advocate for.
Their collection includes:
🧸 Small toys
🎨 Art supplies
🧼 Bathroom hand soap
📄 White copy paper
🖊️ Dry erase markers
🗒️ Post-it notes

These everyday items help us create positive experiences for children and keep our CASA's equipped with the supplies they need to do their important work.

Thank you Order of Owls Nest 30 for turning generosity into meaningful action for children right here in Vanderburgh County!

Want to help? Consider contributing an item from this list and joining the Owls in making a difference!

10/13/2026

Curious about whether you’d qualify to serve as a CASA volunteer? Here are the requirements every prospective advocate meets before taking a case:

▪️ Be 21 years of age or older
▪️ Have a minimum of a high school diploma or GED
▪️ Have a clean criminal history
▪️ Provide personal or professional references
▪️ Complete a screening interview with CASA staff
▪️ Complete 30 hours of pre-service training
▪️ Commit to visiting your assigned child(ren) at least once a month for a year
▪️ Complete 12 hours of in-service training each year

The qualification that matters most is the desire to help children—and the willingness to stay with a child through a process that takes time. Many of the people who serve with us hold full-time jobs and stay involved in other parts of the community.

If the requirements look manageable but you’re unsure about the schedule, our staff can walk you through what the commitment typically looks like. Learn more about volunteering at vandcasa.com/volunteer/.

10/12/2026

💙 Heroes come in many forms, and we’re grateful to have been included among them!

A heartfelt thank you to the University of Southern Indiana for inviting Vanderburgh County CASA to be part of this year’s USI Heroes float in the West Side Nut Club Fall Festival Parade!

It was an honor to stand alongside these individuals making a difference in our community. At CASA, we see every day how much it matters when people show up for others, and we’re thankful to USI for recognizing and celebrating the many ways our community comes together to make a difference.

Thank you, USI, for including CASA in this special celebration. We’re proud to be part of a community filled with heroes! 💙

Heroes come in many forms, and today they rolled down Franklin Street.

From first responders and military service members to educators, students and the everyday people who make our communities stronger, USI is proud to celebrate the heroes among us during our annual appearance in the West Side Nut Club Fall Festival Parade.

Thank you to everyone who helped bring this year’s “USI Heroes” float to life and to the thousands who lined the route or participated in the parade.

10/09/2026

“Become the voice for a child in need” is at the center of what our CASA volunteers do here in Vanderburgh County.

A Court Appointed Special Advocate builds a relationship with a child and learns about their unique situation by listening to the people involved in their life. Volunteers share what they learn with the court and help keep the child’s needs, wishes, and best interests at the center of the process.

You don’t need a legal background to make a meaningful difference. The most important qualification is a desire to help children—everything else comes through our screening and training process.

Ready to get started? Begin your volunteer application at in-vanderburgh.evintosolutions.com/VolunteerApplication.

09/29/2026

Strong communities are built when people come together to support their most vulnerable members.

As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, Vanderburgh County CASA relies on support from individuals, businesses, community organizations, and grant funding to continue our mission.

Corporate partnerships help us recruit and train more volunteers, expand our capacity to serve children, and work toward a day when no child in Vanderburgh County has to wait for an advocate.

Right now, we can only serve about one-third of the children in our county who need a CASA volunteer. Your support helps close that gap.

If your business is looking for a meaningful local cause to partner with this fall, we would love to connect. Learn more about giving and partnership opportunities at vandcasa.com.

09/25/2026

Today, we’re celebrating the people who . 🦋✨

To everyone who has donated, volunteered, spread the word, or simply believes that every child in our community deserves a safe home, a voice, and a bright future: thank you.

Dolly Parton's legacy is all about lifting up children. Here in Evansville, the United Way of Southwestern Indiana works hard to bring her Imagination Library to local homes. At Vanderburgh County CASA, we work alongside that spirit of love by ensuring our community's most vulnerable, abused, and neglected children have dedicated volunteer advocates fighting for their safety and well-being.

Your generosity helps us provide those vital voices in the courtroom, sparking hope and creating a foundation of support when a child needs it most.

Dolly always said to "dream more, learn more, care more, and be more." We are so grateful to have a community that embodies that exact spirit of giving. Help us carry on that legacy today by giving back to the children of Vanderburgh County.

💙 How you can help today:
👉 Volunteer: Become a CASA advocate and change a child's story.
👉 Donate: Support our volunteer training and advocacy programs. https://vandcasa.com/donate/

09/23/2026

Not every meaningful contribution comes in the form of a check. We accept in-kind donations that directly support our volunteers and the children they serve.

A few of the items we are always grateful to receive include:
🔹Postage stamps and office supplies
🔹Coffee pods and copier paper
🔹Restaurant or coffee gift cards for volunteers on long court days
🔹Gas gift cards
🔹Small toys or art supplies for children
🔹Hand soap and greeting cards

These simple gifts help us continue serving children and supporting the volunteers who advocate for them.

To learn more about donating needed items, visit vandcasa.com/donate.

Donations can be dropped off at the CASA office at the hours of 8 am - 4 pm.

09/21/2026

Come see us at the Internship & Career Fair at USI this Thursday, September 24th 2-5:00 PM! 🎓
We can't wait to talk with you about current and upcoming opportunities for volunteering and internships.🤝

09/11/2026

Today, we pause to remember September 11, 2001.

We honor the lives lost, the families and communities forever changed, and the first responders, service members, and everyday people who showed extraordinary courage and compassion in the face of tragedy.

On this day of remembrance, we reflect on the strength, unity, and resilience that followed—and we remember that behind every story are people whose lives mattered.

We will never forget. 🙏