Donate to CASA Berks County
Your gift helps ensure a child has a steady voice in court
CASA of Berks County is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit, and donations are tax-deductible as allowed by law (EIN: [EIN]). Give securely online through Stripe to support volunteer training, case supervision, and programs that strengthen child well-being in Berks County, PA.
Ways to donate
Choose the giving option that works best for you
Every donation helps recruit, screen, train, and support court-appointed volunteer advocates for children in foster care. Give once or give monthly—either way, your support stays local and fuels real advocacy.
Donate online
Make a secure one-time gift in just a few clicks and receive an immediate receipt for your records. Your donation can help cover essentials like volunteer clearances, training resources, and ongoing supervision that keeps advocacy court-ready.
Give monthly
A recurring gift creates steady support that helps plan training cohorts and maintain consistent staffing and volunteer support. Even a small monthly amount adds up to more children served and fewer delays in getting help where it’s needed.
Donate by check
If you prefer to give offline, you can mail a check and still receive a tax acknowledgment receipt. Mail to: CASA of Berks County, 845 North Park Road, STE 307, Wyomissing, Pennsylvania 19610, United States
Matching gifts and sponsorship
Many employers match charitable donations, which can double (or even triple) your impact with the same gift. If your business or organization wants to sponsor advocacy efforts or events, you can explore partnership options through /our-partners or reach out via /contact.
Why your donation matters
Volunteer-powered impact, strengthened by your support
CASA is built on trained volunteers, which means your donation goes further by backing a model that multiplies community effort. Gifts support the structure that makes volunteer advocacy possible—screening, training, resources, and professional supervision that helps advocates stay consistent and effective.
Your donation also helps meet needs that can’t wait, like keeping advocacy steady between court hearings and helping youth access support as they prepare for adulthood. When donors invest locally, more children in Berks County have someone paying attention, following through, and helping the court see the full picture.
FAQs
Quick answers about giving
Is it safe to donate to CASA of Berks County online?
Yes—online gifts are processed through Stripe, a widely used secure payment processor designed to protect your information. The checkout experience is encrypted, and you’ll receive a confirmation receipt after your donation is completed. If you’d rather not donate online, you can also give by check through the mail. If you run into any issues, you can reach out through /contact for help.
Is CASA of Berks County a 501(c)(3) nonprofit?
Yes, CASA of Berks County is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit, and donations are generally tax-deductible as allowed by law. You’ll receive a receipt to keep with your tax records. If you need the EIN for your records, use: [EIN]. For questions about acknowledgment letters or documentation, contact the team through /contact.
Where does my donation to CASA go?
Donations support the work that makes court-appointed advocacy possible, including volunteer recruiting, screening, training, and ongoing case supervision. Gifts also help cover tools and resources needed for documentation and court reporting, plus outreach that brings more volunteers and supporters into the mission. Because CASA is volunteer-powered, donations strengthen a structure that supports many hours of advocacy. If you’d like more detail on impact and outcomes, explore /our-impact.
Can I make a recurring or monthly gift?
Yes—monthly giving is a simple way to provide consistent support that helps maintain services throughout the year. Recurring donations can reduce gaps between training cycles and help the organization plan program needs more reliably. You can choose an amount that fits your budget and adjust it later if your situation changes. If you need help updating a recurring gift, reach out through /contact.
Will I receive a receipt for my donation?
Yes—online donations generate a receipt for your records, and mailed donations can be acknowledged as well. Keep your receipt for tax purposes and personal tracking. If you need a replacement receipt or your donation details don’t look right, the team can help you confirm and document your gift.