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Macon County CASA and their Illinois CASA guests enjoyed another fun night of Wednesday Nights Music Bingo! Thank you to our friends at Crowbar, DJ, David Lee, and to everyone who donated, sang along, and played BINGO to help our CASA Kids! Your support is "music to our ears"!
**All proceeds benefit Macon County CASA
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July 25th, 2:08 pm
Macon County CASA and their Illinois CASA guests enjoyed another fun night of Wednesday Nights Music Bingo!  Thank you to our friends at Crowbar, DJ, David Lee, and to everyone who donated, sang along, and played BINGO to help our CASA Kids!  Your support is music to our ears!
**All proceeds benefit Macon County CASAImage attachmentImage attachment+Image attachment

Macon County CASA served as host to a two day TOF: Training of Facilitators class, led by Illinois CASA's Director of Training, Karen Lehmkuhl. Joined by 8 CASA staff members from across Illinois (including 4 from Macon County) this training helps prepare future trainers to deliver quality training to our CASA Volunteer Advocates and ensure quality advocacy for our community's abused and neglected children.
To learn more about CASA and how you can become involved, go to maconcountycasa.org or call 217-428-8424 TODAY!
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July 25th, 12:49 pm
Macon County CASA served as host to a two day TOF: Training of Facilitators class, led by Illinois CASAs Director of Training, Karen Lehmkuhl.  Joined by 8 CASA staff members from across Illinois (including 4 from Macon County) this training helps prepare future trainers to deliver quality training to our CASA Volunteer Advocates and ensure quality advocacy for our communitys abused and neglected children.
To learn more about CASA and how you can become involved, go to maconcountycasa.org or call 217-428-8424 TODAY!Image attachmentImage attachment

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July 23rd, 9:58 am
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