Since founding the organization in 1989, Marty Sink has dedicated her career and so much of herself to giving New Hampshire’s most vulnerable children – those who have experienced abuse and neglect – a voice in court and a chance at a brighter future.
Registration is now open for On Tap for CASA, a 10-hour barstool marathon at New England’s Tap House Grille in Hooksett.
Every year about this time, mid-March, a wonderful local charity holds the most amazing fundraising event at a great local bar & restaurant. Seriously, until I attended one of these events, I never knew a fundraiser could be so much fun.
Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) of New Hampshire is thrilled to announce that Seth Meyers is performing a special live show on November 4 to benefit CASA of NH and the Granite State Children’s Alliance.
Last year CASA NH served over 1,500 children on over 950 cases of child abuse and neglect in New Hampshire. DCYF currently has 1,200 children who are in various levels of care.
Calling all art lovers! Art Gallery 46, at 46 NH Route 101A in Amherst, is holding a four-day Pop-Up Art Show for a Cause on Feb. 20-23, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day.
A pair of stand-up shows performed by Seth Meyers at the Capitol Center for the Arts on Saturday, Feb. 10, netted two New Hampshire nonprofits $200,000 to help support child victims of abuse and neglect.
To earn your spot to participate, teams must sponsor a stool for $1,000 and then team members must occupy the stool in shifts throughout the 12 hours. How you sponsor your bar stool is up to you. You and your teammates can ask for donations, you could split the cost among team members or find a corporate sponsor. All proceeds from the event support Court Appointed Special Advocates of New Hampshire.
CASA – the Court Appointed Special Advocates of New Hampshire – welcomes Nick Giacoumakis as the newest member of its Board of Directors.
A day of family fun, all for a worthy cause: CASA-NH, which advocates for children in need of a voice.
The Hearst Foundation, Inc. has awarded Court Appointed Special Advocates a $50,000 grant to support CASA’s mission to protect the rights of New Hampshire’s abused and neglected children to grow up in a safe, loving home.
Friday night’s Jeopardy Tournament of Champions was a proud moment for Manchester’s Kerry Greene, and her many fans who tuned in to see how she made out on the popular TV game show.
Every Tuesday in November is an excuse to eat out for a great cause. Not Your Average Joe’s in Nashua has designated CASA of New Hampshire as one of its beneficiaries of its Not Your Average Cause charitable program for the month.
CASA cards are perfect for holidays, thank you notes, client appreciation and more. With a selection of more than 50 designs, CASA cards are for all seasons and occasions. Cards can be customized with a personalized message and company logo.
“It has been my honor through CASA NH to represent in Family Court brave children whom, through no fault of their own, must cope with having their lives upended, examined, and restructured by adults they do not know, nor have any reason to trust.”
Each year, CASA of NH advocates represent more than 1,000 children, and last year accepted 87 percent of the cases brought before New Hampshire’s child protection and juvenile justice systems.
This year’s models include CASA Board member Amy Coveno, WMUR; Manchester’s First Lady Cassandra Gatsas; Corrine Rober, Bear Rock Adventures; CASA Board Chairman Dan Bernard, TD Bank; CASA Board Vice Chairman David Eby, Divine Millimet; Dianne Mercier, People’s United Bank; Dr. Elizabeth Spindel, DMD; Jamie Staton, WMUR; John Mercier, Primary Bank; Honorary Chairwoman Dr. Susan Lynch; and Virginia Prescott, NHPR.
Another successful Snowfest in on the books for CASA NH.