Discover the stories behind CASA
Every child deserves a champion – and behind each child we serve there are remarkable humans dedicating time, heart, and hope to make a difference. Throughout 2025, we are excited to share Humans of CASA of Kent County, a yearlong campaign (inspired by the viral Humans of New York project) highlighting the stories of the people who make our mission possible.
Read the stories.
Check out the CASA blog to read the stories of each remarkable featured human.
Get involved.
Become a Human of CASA by joining our mission of advocacy. Whether you volunteer, donate, spread the word – or do all three – your support is essential to expanding CASA’s impact in Kent County. Continue exploring our website to learn how you can get involved today.
Latest Stories
Lisa McNeilly: Human of CASA of Kent County
Since 2019, Lisa McNeilley and Ingrid Fournier have poured their hearts into Mom Always Says, an annual event honoring motherhood in all its forms – stories of nurturing mothers, complicated maternal relationships, and women who played a “mom” role.
Christina Baur: Human of CASA of Kent County
When Christina Baur reflects on her identity and purpose, one word always rises to the surface: advocate.
Margaret Allen: Human of CASA of Kent County
For many, pinpointing the moment that set their career in motion isn’t easy. But Margaret Allen, a court-appointed attorney in Kent County, knows exactly where her journey into child welfare began—with the values her parents lived every day.