"When I became a grandmother for the first time, I was aware of how much love and how many resources my granddaughter would receive from our families.  Having been a social worker and a minister for over thirty years I was also aware that there are children (through no fault of their own) who have access to neither love nor resources.  I see CASA as one way to bridge that gap...between those children who need an advocate... and those of us who want to provide it".  Margaret Anne Fohl

"To give a child a CASA is to give them a voice. To give them a voice is to give them hope. and to give them hope is to give them the world."     (quote from a former CASA child when she testified before a legislative committee.)

Judge R. Michael McKenney stated that "Northern Neck CASA is an invaluable resource for the court in addressing issues affecting children. The devoted volunteers who serve as advocates for children are well trained and experienced. These volunteers share their time and talents to ensure that the concerns of children before the court are addressed. Thanks to CASA, children of the Northern Neck have a friend in court."

Judge J. Maston Davis stated " CASA over the years, was most helpful to the court in gathering up all the facts in a particular case and very professionally reporting same to the court."