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What is CASA?
In 1989
Kappa Alpha Theta designated Court Appointed Special Advocates as it's
official philanthropy. CASA recruits volunteers to speak for the best
interests of abused and neglected children in the courtroom. These
volunteers must go through an intensive training program and then
provide valuable insights about the individual child which aid the
judge in making final decisions. Over the years, Thetas from around
the country have helped to donate over $796,000 to the National CASA
Association.
How does Theta get involved with CASA?
Thetas from college chapters around the
country help support CASA by raising money for CASA programs,
providing office support, making care packages and toys for CASA
children, and sponsoring philanthropy events for CASA children. Beta
Phi is proud to sponsor our annual Theta Bowl - a bowling tournament
in which teams comprised of other Greek organizations spend a day full
of competitive bowling, pizza, and fun, while supporting CASA!
Theta Bowl 2004
The Beta Phi
Chapter of Kappa Alpha Theta held Theta Bowl 2004 on April 25 at
Northland Bowling. Through it, we raised over a thousand dollars to
benefit CASA! Over 20 organizations on campus participated in our
philanthropy, and a great time was had by all. We feel CASA to be a
truly phenomenal organization and we all hope to have Theta Bowl be
even bigger in the coming years!
To learn
more about CASA, you can go to the National CASA web site at
http://www.nationalcasa.org/ |