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RED SHOE PARTY SPONSORS 2012

E V E N T   S P O N S O R

SUZANNE HARRISON

A D V O C A T E S P O N S O RS

Dr. Dave and Beth Alexander

Fridrich & Clark Agents' Foundation

Danielle & Gilbert Harris

Monroe Carell Jr.

Children's Hospital at Vanderbilt

 

 

 

C H I L D  SPONSORS

Beth & Jim Kelso

Bone McAllester Norton PLLC

Riffi OBrien and Rick Seiter

FRIEND SPONSORS

IN-KIND SPONSORS

 

 

 

 

 

Many Thanks to Our Generous Sponsors for Making These Events Possible

 

2012 CASA Volunteer Training

January 23—March 1 in-classroom training

April 9—May 17 online & in-classroom training 

June 4—June 27 in-classroom training

August 13—September 20 in-classroom training

October 8—November 15 online & in-classroom training

 

CASA Volunteer initial training is 33 hours. We offer 3 learning options: 

    In-classroom training requires two/3 hour classes for six weeks. Morning and evening classes are offered. 

    Online training requires one/3 hour in-classroom session for 5 weeks and 5 online sessions. Morning and evening classes are offered for the in-classroom sessions.

  • June training consists of 3 hour classes on Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning for the month of June. No evening classes will be offered in June

For More Information call 615-425-2383 or Email: cindyjohnson@casa-nashville.org

Interested in volunteering? Click here to find more about being a CASA volunteer.

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2012

All children deserve shelter and love. Yet, each year in Nashville, nearly 2,000 children are abused, neglected or abandoned by their own families. Removed from their homes and placed in foster care or institutions, they eventually end up in court where a judge decides their fate. Help CASA's unpaid Court Appointed Special Advocate volunteers find safe and permanent homes for Nashville's children.

April 21, 2012

7-11 pm

Red Shoes and cocktail attire

Live band, dinner and drinks

Get your tickets today

 

The theme of the red shoes symbolizes Dorothy from the Wizard of Oz clicking her heels together while saying "there's no place like home" because that is CASA's mission to train community volunteers Court Appointed Special Advocates to help find safe, permanent homes for abused and neglected children here in Nashville!

You can help by sponsoring:

 Presenting Sponsor   $10,000.00

 Event Sponsor          $5,000.00

 Advocate Sponsors    $2,500.00

  Child Sponsors          $1,250.00

   Partner Sponsor         $ 500.00

   Friend Sponsor           $ 250.00

For more info contact Trudy Clark or Tove Wright

 

 

 

Shelby Bottoms Boogie 15K/5K Race

Saturday, September 29, 2012

This annual family-friendly event features a flat, fast course along the Cumberland River in Shelby Park. Runners and walkers will enjoy custom t-shirts, goodie bags, and a post-race celebration with refreshments from local restaurants.

Thanks to all who joined us for a fantastic race in 2011! With your support, the event raised over $3,000.00 for CASA.

THANK YOU!

Race Results - Official Website

2012 Event Sponsorships

Contact Tove at 615-425-2383 for more information.


ACC SEC 2012

6th Annual ACC vs. SEC Alumni Golf Tournament

Monday, October 8, 2012

(Columbus Day)

The annual ACC vs. SEC Alumni Golf Tournament pits alumni, friends and family representing ACC and SEC schools in a fun and competitive challenge, but you don’t have to be an alum or even a great golfer to play. There is something for everyone: a conference championship, team winners, individual prizes, a silent auction, a Louisiana shrimp boil dinner and even a bourbon tasting from Buffalo Trace. Players and sponsors are invited to join in the fun for this event each year.

Official Event Website

2012 Event Sponsorships

Contact Tove at 615-425-2383 for more information.



 

"A CHILD'S VOICE IN COURT"

CASA provides trained community volunteers to advocate for the best interests of children who come to the attention of the court primarily as a result of abuse or neglect.

Last Year in Nashville, over 2000 children were caught up in the court because they were abused, neglected or abandoned by those they loved and trusted the most.

Fortunately, there is an organization that puts these children first. It's called CASA, which stands for Court Appointed Special Advocate. Staffed almost entirely by non-paid volunteers, CASA can make a real difference in the lives of children at risk.

CASA's mission is to expedite the process through which these abused and neglected children find permanent, safe homes.

Read CASA's

2011 Annual Report Newsletter

 

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This project is partially funded under an agreement with the Tennessee Commission on

Children and Youth and the State of Tennessee.

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