About Colorado Casa
This foundation is a dedicated supporter of Colorado’s Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) network and related child-advocacy organizations, providing sustained operating and program support to local county-level affiliates across the state. Grants are targeted to strengthen advocacy for abused and neglected children, build local capacity, and maintain statewide coverage including rural and smaller communities. The foundation’s portfolio is highly concentrated in Colorado and centered on organizations that train and deploy volunteer advocates for children in the juvenile/family court system.
Focus Areas
County-level CASA programs across Colorado (urban and rural affiliates)Local child-advocacy and guardian ad litem services (court-appointed advocacy for abused/neglected children)Capacity and program support for volunteer recruitment, training, and retentionSustaining operations for regional child & family advocacy agencies
Who They Fund
children in the child welfare systemlocal CASA programs (program-level beneficiaries)foster youth
About Colorado Casa
Colorado CASA Inc’s recent grantmaking is built around Colorado’s court-appointed special advocate network, with repeated support for county-level CASA affiliates that serve children in the juvenile and family court system. The largest grants in the file go to CASA of the Pikes Peak Region, which received $176,208 in 2025 and $166,443 in 2024, showing a sustained relationship rather than isolated awards. Similar multi-year support appears for CASA of Adams & Broomfield Co, CASA of Jefferson and Gilpin, and Child Advocates- Denver CASA, each appearing in multiple grant years. The pattern points to operating and program support for local advocacy organizations that recruit, train, and retain volunteer advocates for abused and neglected children. The foundation also backs related child and family advocacy agencies such as Life Stories Child & Family A and Voices For Children CASA - Bo, extending its support beyond a single metro area and into smaller communities. Across the record, the grants are tied to strengthening local capacity so these organizations can maintain advocacy coverage for children in Colorado’s courts.
What Colorado Casa Funds
In child welfare advocacy, Colorado CASA Inc supports organizations that place volunteer advocates with children in court proceedings. CASA of Pueblo received $117,392 in 2025 and $114,302 in 2024, while CASA of Larimer County received $111,781 in 2025 and $106,783 in 2024, indicating repeated backing for local advocacy infrastructure. The foundation also funds county and regional affiliates serving urban and suburban areas, including Advocates For Children in Aurora at $121,219 in 2024 and $115,184 in 2023. Another thread is support for regional child and family agencies: Life Stories Child & Family A in Greeley received $88,179 in 2025 and $85,696 in 2024. These grants align with capacity-building and organizational-strengthening support for volunteer recruitment, training, and retention.
How Colorado Casa Gives
Typical grant size falls in a fairly tight band: the 25th percentile is $55,438, the median is $86,617, and the 75th percentile is $115,072. The recent record shows repeated awards to the same recipients across multiple years, including several county CASA affiliates and related child-advocacy groups, which suggests ongoing operating or program support rather than one-off project funding. Colorado CASA Inc is not a funder of individuals and does not make program-related investments. The grant record is local and entirely within Colorado.
Financial Snapshot
Annual Giving
$2.4M
Total Assets
$246K
Total Revenue
$3M
Total Expenses
$3M
Typical Grant Size
Most grants fall between $55K and $115K, with a median of $87K.
25th Percentile
$55K
Median
$87K
75th Percentile
$115K
Geographic Reach
Local1 state funded
Funding intensity
LowHigh
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