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Summer is in full swing, and so is the work happening here at CASA Philadelphia. This year, we have supported volunteer advocates as they continue to stand beside children navigating Philadelphia’s foster care system. From court hearings to school needs to ensuring stability during the summer months, our volunteers remain a steady and reliable presence for the youth we serve. Our summer needs remain strong. With new cases referred each month, we are working to recruit and train additional volunteers to ensure every child has a dedicated advocate. Here are a few ways to support CASA Philadelphia this summer: Volunteer. If you’re interested in becoming a CASA volunteer, join an upcoming Information Session to learn more: https://go.levitate.ai/?s=08fdPeGtUS&source=event Donate. Your financial support allows us to recruit, train, and supervise advocates throughout the year. Give today at: https://casaphiladelphia.org/donate Share. Help us reach more potential volunteers by spreading the word. Share our mission, invite others to attend an information session, or follow us on social media at casaphiladelphia.org. Thank you for helping us advance advocacy, stability, and hope for children in foster care this summer.
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Posted On: July 13th 2026, 02:08 pm
Summer is in full swing, and so is the work happening here at CASA Philadelphia. This year, we have supported volunteer advocates as they continue to stand beside children navigating Philadelphia’s foster care system. From court hearings to school needs to ensuring stability during the summer months, our volunteers remain a steady and reliable presence for the youth we serve.

Our summer needs remain strong. With new cases referred each month, we are working to recruit and train additional volunteers to ensure every child has a dedicated advocate.

Here are a few ways to support CASA Philadelphia this summer:

Volunteer. If you’re interested in becoming a CASA volunteer, join an upcoming Information Session to learn more: https://go.levitate.ai/?s=08fdPeGtUS&source=event

Donate. Your financial support allows us to recruit, train, and supervise advocates throughout the year. Give today at: https://casaphiladelphia.org/donate

Share. Help us reach more potential volunteers by spreading the word. Share our mission, invite others to attend an information session, or follow us on social media at casaphiladelphia.org.

Thank you for helping us advance advocacy, stability, and hope for children in foster care this summer.

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