CASA of Brown County

10/12/2026

Five homes. Five sets of rules. New siblings. New schools.

For one little girl navigating the child welfare system, change became a constant.

But through every move, her CASA Volunteer was there. Someone familiar in an unfamiliar world. Someone who continued to show up when so much else changed.

CASA Volunteers cannot control every circumstance a child faces. But they can offer consistency, build trust, and remind a child that someone is in their corner.

Every child deserves someone who shows up.

Learn more about becoming a CASA Volunteer with CASA of Brown County at: https://www.casabc.org/volunteer/become-a-volunteer

10/09/2026

A big thank you to Ticket to Dream Foundation and Jazwares for donating the cutest Squishmallows! 💙

These special gifts will bring comfort, joy and plenty of smiles to children who are going through a difficult time. We are so grateful for your support!

10/07/2026

We kicked off the first night of training for our newest volunteer cohort last night!

Twenty-three individuals joined us to learn more about CASA of Brown County and what it means to show up for children and youth in our community.

We are grateful they are taking the time to explore how they can make a difference. We are excited to see where this journey takes them!

10/06/2026

Our friends at Foster The Village are collecting Halloween costumes to make sure youth experiencing foster care have the opportunity to choose a costume of their own.

Many of the children we serve at CASA of Brown County benefit from Foster the Village and the support they provide to children and families in our community. We are so grateful for organizations like theirs that help make sure children feel seen, supported, and included.

If you have a new or gently used costume to donate, consider supporting their Halloween costume drive!

Thank you, Foster the Village, for all you do for children in our community!

Help make Halloween special for the children served by Foster the Village! 🎃 We’re collecting new and gently used costumes for our upcoming Halloween celebration. Donations in a variety of sizes will help every child find something fun to wear. 👻 Your support helps create joyful and memorable experiences for local children and families. 🧡 We also need approximately 70 small pumpkins (4-6 inches).

Donations can be dropped off before October 24 at Foster the Village during open hours, Monday - Thursday and Saturdays from 9 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. 🏡

10/05/2026

A big thank you to a friend of CASA's for her generous donation of toys, games, and books to the CASA of Brown County resource library! 💙

Our resource library gives CASA volunteers access to items they can take along on visits with the children they serve. A book to read together, a game to play, or a small toy to share can help build connection, create a sense of comfort, and make time together feel a little more natural for a child navigating a difficult season.

These resources are especially meaningful because they help our volunteers meet children where they are and build the trusting relationships that are at the heart of CASA advocacy.

Want to help stock our shelves? You can purchase toys, games, books, and other needed items directly from our wish list and have them sent to CASA. Every donation helps give our volunteers more tools to connect with the children in their care.

Thank you for helping make our resource library a place where volunteers can find something that helps a child feel seen, supported, and cared for. 💙

🛒 Shop our wish list: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1TY6TMW86OZ8Z/ref=hz_ls_biz_ex?

10/02/2026

Thank you to UW-Green Bay Bay for having CASA of Brown County at yesterday’s Helping Opportunities Fair!

We enjoyed connecting with students, sharing more about our mission, and talking about what it means to become a CASA volunteer.

We appreciate the opportunity to connect and share more about the work happening at CASA of Brown County!

10/01/2026

A heartfelt thank you to Harry and Madonna Sydney of My Brother's Keeper Inc. for their generous donation to CASA of Brown County.

It is an honor to be one of the organizations receiving support from My Brother’s Keeper and to see the ripple effect of the work they have done to invest in children and youth in our community. By supporting organizations that continue serving young people, My Brother’s Keeper is helping that impact carry forward in meaningful ways.

Their generosity will help CASA of Brown County continue to provide advocacy and support to children and youth who have experienced abuse or neglect and need someone in their corner.

Thank you, Harry and Madonna, for the difference you have made through My Brother’s Keeper and for helping that difference continue through organizations like CASA of Brown County.

09/30/2026

$10 a month might not feel like a lot.

But to a child navigating the uncertainty of the child welfare system, consistency matters.
CASA Champions provide steady support that helps CASA recruit, train and support the volunteers who show up for children, month after month.

For just $10 a month, you can be part of making sure children have someone in their corner.
Will you become a CASA Champion? https://secure.qgiv.com/for/9equnh

09/29/2026

When a child is navigating the child welfare system, having a consistent adult who shows up can make a lasting difference.

We are thankful to WBAY TV-2 for helping bring attention to the need for more CASA volunteers in Brown County. Sharing this story helps us reach people who may not know what a CASA volunteer does or realize that they could be the person who makes a difference for a child.

CASA of Brown County calls for more volunteer advocates during National Recovery Month: https://www.wbay.com/2026/09/28/casa-brown-county-calls-more-volunteer-advocates-during-national-recovery-month/

09/29/2026

Thank you WLUK-TV FOX 11 for taking the time to learn more about CASA of Brown County, the growing need for volunteer advocates, and the difference they can make in the lives of children in our community.

We are grateful for the opportunity to share our mission and help more people learn how they can show up for a child who needs someone in their corner.

A local non-profit organization helping kids in difficult situations is looking for more volunteers.