Our Volunteers
Happy Volunteerversary!
January 2026
Michelle Calbert - 3 years
February 2026
Valerie Henderson - 5 years
Vanessa Sciacchetano - 1 year
Jacqueline Lovelace - 12 years
Sonya Revels - 5 years
Tamara Wooten - 1 year
Volunteer Spotlight
Betty Stewart
“Children are a gift from God.” – Psalm 127:3
It is my mission to connect with our children so they know they are loved, cherished, and valued. Every child has a special purpose and deserves to experience the goodness of God in their life.
Atlanta CASA has given me the opportunity to advocate for our children—so their voices are heard and their needs are met.
My commitment to serve with prayer, grace, and humility keeps me grounded in this work. I want every child to know that no matter what circumstances they have faced in life, they can still be and do amazing things.
Vida DeLeon
“I became a CASA volunteer specifically to advocate for the youngest members of our society. I believe every child deserves to be seen, heard, and respected.”
— Vida De Leon, CASA Volunteer
Melissa Delgado
“Volunteering with CASA is important to me because every child deserves a consistent, compassionate advocate who puts their best interests first. Advocating for youth matters to me because stability, safety, and a trusted voice can truly change the trajectory of a child’s life.”
— Melissa Delgado, CASA Volunteer
Anthony Reed
Anthony Reed has gone above and beyond in his advocacy work with Atlanta CASA. He maintains consistent communication with all parties involved and ensures that his youth’s needs are met. Anthony often takes the initiative to identify additional resources to support both the child and the family.
He has been a strong champion for the children on his caseload and sets an excellent example of male engagement in advocacy through his dedication and commitment.
Jacqueline Lovelace
Jacqueline Lovelace has been a dedicated volunteer with Atlanta CASA for over 11 years. Throughout her service, she has demonstrated exemplary commitment to the children on her caseload.
Jacqueline consistently provides expert testimony and detailed court reports, which have played a pivotal role in successfully closing six cases—resulting in children being reunified with their families or placed in permanent, loving homes.
Her unwavering dedication and advocacy truly reflect the mission of Atlanta CASA and the life-changing impact of our volunteers.
Bernardean Broadous
Bernardean Broadous is an outstanding CASA volunteer whose dedication to children shines in every aspect of her service. From her timely and thorough documentation to her thoughtful and compassionate approach during visits, she ensures that each child’s voice is heard and respected.
Although Bernardean is new to Atlanta CASA, she has already distinguished herself through her reliability, strong advocacy, and heartfelt commitment. We are deeply grateful for Bernardean passion and for the meaningful difference she is already making in the lives of the children she serves.
Catherine Bomar
Catherine has been a dedicated volunteer with Atlanta CASA for over two years. Through her consistent advocacy and commitment, she played a key role in helping a child achieve permanency and find a forever home.
Her leadership shines through the thoughtful care and compassion she brings to each of her cases. Catherine’s service reflects the true spirit of CASA—ensuring that every child’s voice is heard and their best interests are always placed first.
Harley Topor
Harley has been volunteering with Atlanta CASA for over one year and consistently provides compassion and dedicated care to her case. She remains actively engaged with her youth and works diligently to ensure their needs and services are clearly communicated and addressed.
Harley’s commitment to advocacy reflects her genuine concern for the well-being of the children she serves and her dedication to giving them a strong, supportive voice.
Tiffany Neal
Tiffany has been volunteering with Atlanta CASA for nearly two years and consistently demonstrates dedication and commitment to her case assignments. She pays close attention to detail and actively advocates on behalf of the child she serves, ensuring their needs are recognized and addressed through thoughtful and timely requests.
Tiffany’s advocacy reflects her strong sense of responsibility and genuine care for the well-being of the children she supports.
Anna Bryant
Anna has been with Atlanta CASA for over one year and has provided consistent care and attention to her case. She works closely with the caregiver to offer support and share important information so that everyone has a clear understanding of case expectations.
Anna remains steadfast in her advocacy, ensuring that the child she serves stays safe and that their needs are met. Her commitment and collaborative approach make a meaningful difference in the life of the child and family she supports.