CASA Volunteer of the Month Nina Hahn After nearly eight years as a CASA volunteer, Nina Hahn has helped 12 abused and neglected children. Hahn didn’t need a law degree

CASA Volunteer Ryan Weatherholtz Ryan Weatherholtz was looking for a truly impactful volunteer experience. He found it with CASA of Lexington. “Serving with CASA is an excellent way to give

CASA Volunteer Pat Riddell Pat Riddell discovered CASA volunteering through pickleball. Now, he helps neglected children — and helps others discover CASA through pickleball, too. “While I was playing one

CASA Volunteer Wanda Osborne CASA Volunteer of the Month Wanda Osborne doesn’t look away when she knows there’s a way she can help others. Osborne had plenty that could have

CASA Volunteer Anne Marie Marshall Anne Marie Marshall began her work as a CASA volunteer more than two and a half years ago, when she was first matched with a

CASA Volunteer Erin Hall Erin Hall has dedicated a lot of her life to helping others and making her world a better place. She is a wife and mother of

CASA Volunteer Delaney Thomas After the third time someone told Delaney Thomas she should be a CASA volunteer, she figured there must be something to their suggestions. “I took it

CASA volunteer Doug Myers Doug Myers has been following the case of a child, James for more than eight years. James is not the child’s real name — he is

CASA Volunteer Grace Ross A Georgetown woman’s decision to sign up as a CASA volunteer about three years ago has helped change the course of eight children’s lives. Grace Ross

CASA Volunteer Brooke Fatzinger Brooke Fatzinger loves spending time with her family. That includes being a mom to her two dogs, as well as spending time with her fiancé and

CASA Volunteer Pat Bennett Pat Bennett spent his career working across Kentucky, including at a bowling ball factory, the Corvette factory in Bowling Green and with General Electric in Louisville.

CASA Volunteer Sherill Durham-Sanders Sherill Durham-Sanders has eight children and 15 grandchildren. But the number of young people whose lives she has affected goes well beyond that. She is a

CASA Volunteer Emily Prince Emily Prince is in her final year of law school, completing her change of careers from social work. But as she pursued her law degree, she

CASA volunteer Meredith Feiertag After Meredith Feiertag moved to central Kentucky, she began looking for a way to fulfill her desire to improve children’s wellbeing. “A friend of mine was

CASA volunteer Destin Mizelle When Destin Mizelle learned how CASA volunteers can help abused and neglected children, he thought it sounded like a great opportunity to make a difference. He