Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) 

Volunteer Advocates are everyday heroes making extraordinary differences for children and families. As a CASA volunteer, you are a member of the community who receives extensive education and training in order to advocate for abused and neglected children – who through no fault of their own – are thrust into the complex child welfare system, and often, into foster care. As a Volunteer Advocate, you are empowered by the courts to provide best-interest advocacy with the child’s well-being placed at the forefront. CASA volunteers work to ensure that children don’t get lost and lose healthy family connections to an overburdened system. Since 2007, the Zeta Upsilon Chapter of Kappa Alpha Theta has donated more than $58,000 to CASA of Collin County and is excited to host a 5K for the community to continue their lifelong support.

To view a detailed description of CASA's role watch https://youtu.be/F5xth-p-9LE

The Kappa Alpha Theta Foundation

After more than 65 years, Theta Foundation remains committed to partnering with Thetas and chapters to support the Fraternity’s ideals of academic excellence, widest influence for good, and love. Theta Foundation awards more than $2 million annually and stands as a pillar of support for Thetas and a partner in the Fraternity’s educational and philanthropic efforts. Created by Thetas for Thetas, Theta Foundation is dedicated to partnering with individuals and college and alumnae chapters for fundraising efforts to support Thetas with scholarships; non-degree educational, service-learning, and leadership grants; and Kappa Alpha Theta's educational and leadership programs. Every year Zeta Upsilon donates to this great cause and is also a recipient of several individual scholarships for many chapter members.

Thank you for joining us, for what we hope to be great tradition for many years to come, to support our two great causes and have some fun along the way.

USATF Certified Course: TX25001MWC