The 2009 Kid Walk season begins soon!
Please join in standing up for abused children
so they stand a chance.
Registration opens July 2nd!

What Is the CASA Kid Walk?
Why Become a CASA Kid Walker?

Congratulations, Kid Walkers 2008!

Never before have we had so many active teams! The 2008 Kid Walk team efforts on behalf of CASA children were unparalleled! WOW!

• You raised over $44,000 and surpassed the event goal of $40,000!
  
  
• You made it possible for 44 children in Humboldt County to have the joy and stability of a CASA advocate!
  
  

First place winners were the Storm Benders who turned in $2509 by the top earning teams contest deadline and $2559 overall.


Second place winners were the Beta Babes who turned in $2490 by the top earning teams contest deadline and $2540 overall.


Third place winners were Team Umpqua Bank who raised $2023 by the top earning teams contest deadline and $2523 overall.

Special recognition goes to the 5 teams who made it past the $2,000 mark!

1. Beta Babes
2. CASA Cares
3. Fortuna Chamber of Commerce
4. Storm Benders
5. Team Umpqua Bank

Special recognition also goes to the 10 teams who made it to the $1,000 mark!

1. Arcata Kiwanis
2. Child Support CSSR
3. Fin 'N Feather
4. Kid Crusaders
5. Kids' Sake
6. Pacific Union Child Care
7. Racing Snails
8. Star Walkers
9. Sweet Peas
10. Valley Girls

Kudos to the 13 teams who made it to the $500 mark!

1. Agents of Change
2. CASA Can Do's
3. CASA 'Keteers
4. Chicks for Choice
5. Chipmunks
6. EPD Team
7. Fuzzy Side Up
8. Kitty Lovers for CASA
9. Peppers Restaurant
10. Nancy C & Friends
11. Sheltering Angels
12. Team Hometown Buffet
13. The "A" Team

Kudos also to the amazing 54 teams who turned in funds!

Applause to the 11 "official" Solo Superheroes who fundraised independently for CASA kids, as well as to those team members who went above and beyond the work expected of them.

What Is the CASA Kid Walk?

The CASA Kid Walk is a season during which walkers and teams in the community stand up for abused children so they stand a chance at better future. Participants fundraise to help abused children get the advocacy they need.

Most teams begin fundraising sometime between the kick-off in August and the end of September.

Since it takes $1,000 to provide an abused child with a CASA each year, the suggested minimum goal for each team is $1,000.
The suggested minimum goal for individual walkers is $200.
100% of the money raised by this event stays in Humboldt County.
Back to Top

Why Become a CASA Kid Walker?

The abused children in Humboldt depend on community support to get the advocacy they need. If you can't be a volunteer advocate, the next best thing you can do is Kid Walk!