Ambassador | Henrico CASA

Volunteer Ambassadors believe that advocacy for abused and neglected children is vital to the well-being of our community. Ambassadors are friends of Henrico CASA, carrying out education, engagement, and fundraising campaigns on our behalf. They add value to our organization by helping friends, family members, and colleagues see the importance of CASA’s work.

This is an annual commitment that mirrors the school year (August-May), with a once-a-month meeting.

This is a great opportunity for people who embrace our mission, but are not able to serve as an individual Advocate. It is also a great way to expand your network and gain professional experience beyond your ‘day job.’

Ambassadors are a key asset to building our community efforts & awareness!

Over the past year, our 2025-26 cohort of Ambassadors:

Helped CASA at community events
Volunteered to work concessions at University of Richmond games
Participated in campaigns like Mustaches for Kids
Served on the event committee for the Court of Champions
Supported media efforts

You may have already seen our Ambassadors out in the community:

Participating in the Home for Good® Festivities at Short Pump

Answering Phone Calls on NBC's Call12 Hotline

Serving Wine at the Short Pump Town Center Summer Concert Series

BECOME AN AMBASSADOR

Our NEXT COHORT LAUNCHES THiS SUMMER!

Throughout the year, you can count on monthly meetings and additional opportunities to serve. Before the conclusion of your year with CASA, we ask you to help recruit a new Ambassador to keep the momentum going!

We would love to tell you more about this flexible volunteer role and how you can join our next cohort! Request more information using our form below…

"*" indicates required fields

Comments

This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.

Name:*

First Last

Email Address:*

Phone:

How Did You Hear About Us?*

Why Are You Interested In This Role?

CAPTCHA

Henrico CASA is an equal opportunity organization providing access to services and employment without regard to age, race, color, national origin, gender, religion, sexual orientation, veteran’s status, political affiliation or disability.