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CASA of Kosciusko County extended its gratitude to the Kosciusko County Young Republicans for hosting a successful charity golf outing in support of CASA’s mission.
Held on June 9 at Stonehenge Golf Course in Warsaw, the event brought community members together for a meaningful day of fellowship and fundraising.
The Kosciusko County Young Republicans donated $5,000 to CASA of Kosciusko County from the proceeds of the outing. These funds will directly support CASA’s mission of providing trained volunteer advocates for abused and neglected children involved in the local court system, helping ensure children have a consistent voice and advocate during difficult times, according to a news release from CASA.
“The Kosciusko County Young Republicans would like to thank the golfers, sponsors, volunteers and community leaders who helped make the golf outing at Stonehenge on June 9 a success through everyone’s efforts,” the release states.
CASA is appreciative of the Young Republicans’ dedication to children in the community and their commitment to making a lasting impact. The charity golf outing drew strong participation and highlighted the spirit of community service that defines Kosciusko County, the news release states. Golfers, volunteers, sponsors and supporters came together to help advance CASA’s mission while demonstrating the power of local partnerships to meet important community needs.
The Kosciusko County Young Republicans work to engage young conservatives in civic participation, leadership and community service. The organization encourages members to take an active role in public life while giving back through service-oriented events and local partnerships. Their commitment to civic involvement reflects a belief in developing future leaders while creating meaningful, lasting benefits for the community.
CASA of Kosciusko County is grateful to everyone who participated in and supported this event. Together, these efforts will help provide advocacy, stability, and hope for children who need it most, the release states.
