Plano Pulse 87 - CASA Natasha Lawry

In this episode of the Plano Pulse podcast, we had the pleasure of speaking with the Director of Volunteering at CASA of Collin County Natasha Lawry, who shared insights into the organization's mission and impact on the local community. CASA, which stands for Court Appointed Special Advocates, recruits and trains volunteers to advocate for abused and neglected children in the court system. Natasha explained how CASA volunteers serve as the eyes and ears of the court, providing crucial information and recommendations to judges and ensuring that children's best interests are served. During the podcast, we learned about the process of becoming a CASA volunteer and the various ways in which volunteers can support the organization, from fundraising to event planning to mentoring. The Director of Volunteering also shared inspiring stories of how CASA volunteers have positively impacted the lives of children and families in Collin County. Overall, this episode offered a fascinating and informative glimpse into the world of CASA and the vital role that volunteers play in supporting children in our community. Whether you're interested in volunteering with CASA or simply want to learn more about their mission, be sure to tune in to this episode of the Plano Pulse podcast!