READY TO BE PART OF SOMETHING SPECIAL?
EVENT DATE: Saturday, Aug. 11
LOCATION: Thatcher Building
503 North Main Street, Pueblo, CO
A number of brave Edgers will have the opportunity to rappel down the Thatcher Building, in exchange for donations back to the amazing local non-profit organization, CASA of Pueblo .
How do I participate?
- Sign up now to become an Edger
- Easily set up your personal fundraising page
- Fundraise $1000
- Experience the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to rappel down the Thatcher Building!
About CASA of Pueblo
Our mission is to advocate for abused and neglected children by providing a voice in the courts and in the community through trained volunteer advocates.
To reach our satellite office serving Fremont, Custer, Chaffee and Park Counties, please click here.
To reach our satellite office serving Bent, Crowley and Ortero Counties, please click here.
Each year over 460,000 children in the United States are thrust into court through no fault of their own. Some are victims of violence, psychological torment or sexual abuse. Others have been neglected or even abandoned by their own parents. Most of them are frightened and confused.
Often, these children also become victims of this country’s overburdened child welfare system –
a complex legal network of lawyers, caseworkers and judges who frequently are too
overburdened to give thorough, detailed attention to each child who comes before them.
The consequences can be severe.
All children deserve a safe, permanent home!
Every year Colorado spends over $350 million on prisons, but less than $7 million
on the prevention of abuse and neglect of children. A large percentage of the adults
currently incarcerated were abused as children. Clearly, helping abused children today is
the way to address many of society’s problems tomorrow.
Become part of one of the most prestigious volunteer activities in the nation and
speak up for a child.
"My CASA volunteer has been with me since I was 14 or 15. And before her, I lived in a lot of places
throughout my foster care. I was in foster care from the age of 3 to 18. I always bounced around a lot.
And I started like feeling really worthless – ‘Gosh, what is my purpose, why am I here? And nobody
wants me.’ And my CASA came into my life, and when she did, she started putting self-worth into me
and making me realize that, ‘Hey, I am somebody."
-Previous CASA Youth
"My CASA has been the most consistent one in my life – the other people just come and go, but she is just there. If I need something or someone to depend on, it’s going to be my CASA. I can call anybody I want to, but in the end it’s going to be her." -CASA Youth
Sign up now, or make a donation!
Over The Edge for CASA Pueblo Community
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How it works
To appear in our community, simply make a contribution to our campaign
and show your name, or inspire a contribution from someone else by sharing your personal link (below).
The more contributions you make or inspire, the higher you'll go and the more the campaign will benefit.
