Letter From the Director: Grace + Gratitude
I am honored to join the Colorado CASA statewide office and excited to hit the road in December and January to see our local programs in action, transforming the lives of more than 3,500 children and youth. We exist because of the hard work that our teams and nearly 2,000 volunteers do so that every child has a trusted adult and advocate in their life helping them find their own voice.
I am grateful to work alongside our talented executive directors, be at the state Capitol during the upcoming legislative session and create long lasting partnerships with community organizations and donors who believe in our vision that every child in Colorado should have a voice and a hopeful future. I extend grace and gratitude to our state team, our interim executive director Kristen Blessman and our Board of Directors, chaired by Megan Kilpatrick, who led our organization through a major transition.
We can’t do this work without you, and children in our welfare system need your help. I urge you to show your support by making an investment in our future now or inspiring someone you know to become a CASA volunteer.
I look forward to working with you, and thank you for your support.
With gratitude,
Alicia Economos
Holiday Giving: Making a Difference, One Gift at a Time
Advocates for Children Thanksgiving Baskets
Thanks to the generosity of several community partners, Advocates for Children CASA will be distributing over 100 Thanksgiving baskets to their kids, youth and families over these coming weeks. Each basket includes all of the non-perishable items families need to enjoy a holiday meal together. The baskets also come with a gift card for families to purchase a turkey, ham, or anything else they would like to complete their meal! A special thank you to Parker Performing Arts, Heritage Heights, and Southeast Christian Church for providing these baskets.