Our Volunteers
Happy Volunteerversary! June 2026
- Randi Thompson - 1yr
- Alicia Warner - 1yr
- Keisha Carver - 2yr
- Karma May - 2yr
- Erica Raudonis - 1yr
- Jordan Shippee - 3yrs
- Michael Tanner - 1yr
- Tasha Taylor - 2yr
- Sandra Austin - 3yr
- Marisa Stephens - 1yr
- Lynn Thomason - 6yr
- Fay Fulton - 1yr
- Brian Jaton - 1yr
- Sherman Neal II - 2yr
- Kristin Oman - 3yrs
- Hannah Smith - 2yr
- Catherine Bomar - 3yrs
- Kimberly Riddick - 1
- Yolanda Shelton - 6yrs
- Kevin Kelly - 2yr
- Sonya Ko - 6yrs
- Monique Anderson - 1yr
- Chezvora Brewton Robinson - 1yr
- Emma Gould - 1yr
- Tversa Ricks - 3yrs
Volunteer Spotlight - July 2026
Robbie Jennings
Robbie Jennings: As an educator, Ms. Robbie has long been committed to helping children learn and thrive, and that same dedication shines through in her role as a CASA volunteer. She brings compassion and a calm, thoughtful approach to every interaction, always striving to ensure the child's voice is heard and their best interests remain the priority. We are incredibly grateful for the care, advocacy, and unwavering commitment she brings to her case assignment.
Alexandra Opsahl
From the moment she accepted her first case, Alex, embraced the CASA role with confidence, determination, and heart. She has been proactive in learning, responsive to the needs of the case, and committed to ensuring the child has a strong voice throughout the process. Her willingness to jump in and advocate wholeheartedly reflects the true spirit of CASA, and we are thankful for her dedication.
Isabel Hester
Erica Raudonis
A dedicated CASA volunteer who has spent the past year advocating for children in our program. Erica brings a hands-on, attentive approach to every case she takes on, always going above and beyond to understand the needs of the children she represents. Erica takes the time to truly get to know the child she advocates for, building a relationship rooted in trust and genuine care. Her attentiveness shows in the small details, she follows up, she shows up, and she never loses sight of what matters most to the child's wellbeing. Her commitment to being a strong, consistent voice for kids navigating the court system reflects exactly what CASA advocacy is all about. We're grateful for Erica's dedication, her heart for this work, and the real difference she's making in these children's lives.
Regina Lupoli
Regina was sworn in on October 26, 2023, and has dedicated over two and a half years of service as an Atlanta CASA volunteer. Regina recently celebrated the successful closure of her first case after supporting a young woman throughout her journey in foster care. Through her advocacy, Regina helped support the child’s health needs as well as her educational goals, including attending the youth's her high school graduation this past May. Regina stands out for her strong communication with case parties, consistent follow-up on the child’s needs, and meaningful advocacy in court.
Hannah Smith
Hannah was sworn in on June 4, 2024, and has served two years as an Atlanta CASA volunteer. Hannah is recognized for her commitment to advocating for the needs of the baby girl she serves. She has remained engaged by maintaining contact with all parties involved, completing court reports, and providing testimony to ensure the child’s needs and well-being are represented throughout the case.
Alexa Rodriguez
Alexa has been an exceptional CASA volunteer whose compassion, consistency, and dedication have made a meaningful impact on the children she serves. She approaches every case with professionalism, strong communication, and a genuine commitment to advocating for each child’s best interests. Her reliability and thoughtful approach make her a valued member of our volunteer team.
Megan Strelzik
Mebane Pruitt
Mebane Pruitt, a true delight to work with and a dedicated CASA volunteer for over 15 months. Throughout her time on this case, Mebane has shown unwavering dedication and commitment to advocating for the child she represents. Mebane goes above and beyond in every sense, whether it's staying attentive to the small details of her case or simply showing up with warmth and consistency for the child who counts on her. Her genuine love for children shines through in everything she does, and it's clear that this work comes from the heart. She approaches her advocacy with patience and compassion, and her presence brings a sense of steadiness and comfort to the child she represents. We're so grateful for Mebane's heart, her dedication, and her steadfast advocacy on behalf of the children who need her most.
Keisha Carver
Kiesha Carver has been dedicated to her case for two years. Kiesha's commitment and passion for working with children, both professionally and as a volunteer, truly comes through in her advocacy. The way she has connected with her case is admirable, and she brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to her work as a CASA volunteer.
Madalynn Eye
Maddie was sworn in on September 24, 2025, and has served nearly one year as an Atlanta CASA volunteer. Madalynn serves a sibling pair and has done an outstanding job advocating for their emotional, mental, behavioral, and educational needs. She has been intentional about ensuring the children’s needs are recognized and supported throughout their case. Madalynn also went above and beyond by helping to ensure the children received the gifts they hoped for during Atlanta CASA’s 2025 Holiday Wrap, creating a special experience for them during the holiday season.
Lindsey Graf-Juarez
L.C. was sworn in on March 21, 2023, and has dedicated over three years of service as an Atlanta CASA volunteer. Lindsey has faithfully served the same sibling group of five children since becoming a CASA volunteer. Throughout the case, three siblings were recently reunified with their mother while two continue working toward permanency. L.C. has done a tremendous job building relationships and collaborating with the children’s mother, grandmother, and foster parents while continuing to advocate for the individual needs and best interests of each child in court.
Kristin Oman
Kristin was sworn in on June 6, 2023, and has dedicated three years of service as an Atlanta CASA volunteer, advocating on three separate cases during this time. Kristin stands out for her commitment to seeing cases through to permanency and ensuring children do not remain in care longer than necessary. She consistently advocates for progress, works to move cases forward, and remains focused on helping children achieve safe and permanent outcomes. Kristin’s dedication and advocacy have also been recognized by the Court, with the Judge specifically acknowledging her as an excellent CASA volunteer.
Cari Smith
Cari was sworn in on October 26, 2023, and has served over two and a half years as an Atlanta CASA volunteer. Cari has been a consistent advocate for the teenage girl she serves, ensuring that her voice, experiences, and needs remain represented throughout the case. Through her continued involvement, Cari provides the child with a dedicated advocate who supports her journey and helps ensure her needs remain at the center of decision-making.
Yashvani Deva
Yashvani is a compassionate and dependable advocate who consistently demonstrates empathy, professionalism, and a willingness to learn. She takes the time to build meaningful relationships with the children and families she serves while ensuring their voices are heard throughout the court process. Her dedication and attention to detail make her an outstanding CASA volunteer.
Chezvora Robinson Brewton
Chezvora is a dedicated advocate who cares deeply about the children she serves. She remains committed to supporting their best interests and continues to grow in her role.