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Showing Up: Dallas CASA’s First 30-Year Volunteer Reflects on a Lifetime of Service
When Larry Dolan became a Dallas CASA volunteer advocate in 1997, he simply wanted to make a difference. Thirty years and 169 children later, he has become the first volunteer in the organization's history to reach 30 years of service. As the 2026 Jan and Judge Barefoot Sanders Champion of Children Award recipient, Dolan reflects on the power of showing up and the lasting impact one dedicated advocate can have on a child's life.
Could Two Young Siblings Find Their Way Home?
When Benji and Iris entered foster care due to neglect, they faced uncertainty and another new beginning. With a dedicated Dallas CASA volunteer by their side, they remained connected to family, received the support they needed and stayed at the center of every decision while their parents worked toward reunification. Because CASA was there, two children had an advocate helping them navigate the journey home.
Thanks to Exit UP When a Case Closes, Support Doesn’t Have To
A CASA volunteer's role may end when a court case closes, but the relationship doesn't have to. Learn how Dallas CASA's ExitUp program helps young people stay connected to trusted adults and access the resources they need as they navigate life beyond the child welfare system.






