CASA of Polk County, Oregon
When you donate to CASA of Polk County Inc. you are helping to
Train & Support Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) volunteers to represent the best interests of children who have experienced abuse or neglect,who are wards of the court, and
who are residing in Polk County resource housing (foster care).
You are also helping to grow a nationwide movement of individuals who tirelessly work to ensure every child who needs a best-interest advocate can have one! These folks are called CASA volunteers, or CASA advocates, whom we wouldn't have a program without!
Thank you for assisting CASA of Polk County Inc. to continue to grow through
our mission to recruit, train, guide, and support volunteers appointed by
Polk County judges to represent the best interest of abused and neglected
children in the judicial dependency system.
~ Thank you for believing in CASA of Polk County and the children that we advocate for ~
Donating to CASA of Polk County, Inc. is a proactive and critical investment for the future of our children and communities that we work, play, live and serve in.
2022 CIRCLE OF HOPE Sustainers
BUSINESS SUSTAINERS
$500 -
INDIVIDUAL SUSTAINERS
$500 - Anita Ohm
$500 - Jessica Harper
$1000 - Jane Ure & Hardy Acree
$1000 - Devin Purdy
$2000 - Sally Burke & JoAnn Ekstrand
$555 -
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Chemeketa Lodge #1 - West Salem OR
Rebecca Rooks
MBA, AWMA®, APMA®, CRPC®
Private Wealth Advisor
Managing Director
$2000 -
BUSINESS SUSTAINERS
$500 -
$1000 -
INDIVIDUAL SUSTAINERS
$500 - Anita Ohm
$500 - Jessica Harper
$500 - Donna K. O'Crowly & Peggy A. Burton
$1,000 - Frank & Marcia Noell
$1,000 - Janet Hanus
$1,400 - Devin Purdy
$1,500 - Anonymous combine individuals
$2,900 - Employees of the James W. Fowler Co.
$10,100 - Anonymous Individual
$1000 -
$3000 -
$1500 - Bedrock Homes LLC.
State and private institutions and care facilities across Oregon have a duty to follow the law and to protect children, including children in their care and children reported to be victims of abuse or neglect.
$10,000 -
At David L. Kramer, P.C., we understand how traumatic situations of abuse are for children, some of the most vulnerable members of our society. In our pursuit of justice to hold those in positions of power accountable, we will tirelessly work on behalf of the child, concerned family members or both.
Rebecca Rooks
MBA, AWMA®, APMA®, CRPC®
Private Wealth Advisor
Managing Director
$2000 -
2020 FOUNDING CIRCLE OF HOPE SUSTAINERS - $29,800!!!
BUSINESS SUSTAINERS
$5000 -
$1500 -
Dallas Branch
$1000 -
$500 -
$1500 -
Rebecca Rooks
MBA, AWMA®, APMA®, CRPC®
Private Wealth Advisor
Managing Director
$800 -
INDIVIDUAL SUSTAINERS
$10,000 - Harlan Howard
$3,000 - Susan Meikle-Stoops
$1,500 - Anonymous
$1,500 - Donna K. O'Crowly & Peggy A. Burton
$1,000 - Janet Hanus
$1,000 - Floyd Legleiter
$500 - Jessica Harper
$500 - Anita Ohm
$500 - Bill & Joan Youngren
Not everyone can be a CASA volunteer....
BUT anyone can donate to make a difference in a child’s life!
CASA of Polk County Inc. works within a national program dedicated to providing quality court advocacy services to abused and neglected children under the jurisdiction of the Dependency Court.
Our Mission Statement
The mission of CASA of Polk County, Inc. is to recruit, train, guide, and support volunteers appointed by Polk County Judges to represent the best interests of abused and neglected children in the judicial system.
CASA of Polk County, Inc. strives to uphold in every action and interaction,
compassion, commitment, integrity, inclusivity, justice, equality, and respect!
The vision of CASA of Polk County, Inc. is for every child that is a ward of the court due to abuse or neglect, to have
a safe, permanent, and nurturing home to thrive and be successful.
CASA of Polk County, Inc. is a 501 (c)(3) non-profit organization. All gifts are 100% tax deductible. Tax ID# 27-010220
2021 CIRCLE OF HOPE SUSTAINERS - $38,400!!!
