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MARYLAND CASA ASSOCIATION14TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE ON CHILD WELL-BEING

FRIDAY, SEPTMEBER 11 & SATURDAY, SEPTMEBER 12, 2020

2020 Sponsorship Packet

Maryland CASA Association | 402 W. Pennsylvania Ave, 3rd Floor, Towson, MD 21204 | 410.828.6761 | www.marylandcasa.org

2020 SPONSORSHIP PACKET

About

MARYLAND CASA ASSOCIATION

Maryland CASA Association is a private, non-profit (501c3) organization founded in 1997 and dedicated to ensuring allchildren in Maryland their right to safe, permanent homes. Every day in Maryland, children face abuse, neglect, andabandonment. Often these children are confused and scared, lost in the maze of judges, attorneys, and social workerswhere life-altering decisions are made on their behalf. This is where CASA comes in.

Our mission is carried out through the support and development of Maryland's local Court Appointed SpecialAdvocate (CASA) programs, which recruit and train adult volunteers to serve as advocates for victims of child abuseand neglect. Our vision is for all children in Maryland to grow up in safe, permanent homes and achieve their fullpotential.

WHAT IS THE ANNUAL CONFERENCE?

Now in its 14th consecutive year, Maryland CASA's Annual Conference on Child Well-Being is a two-day VIRTUAL eventdesigned to enhance the skills and knowledge of CASA volunteers and staff, social workers, children's attorneys,judges, magistrates, mental health practitioners, educators and other professionals to better serve Maryland's abusedand neglected children. The theme for this year's conference is "Reimagining Foster Care," reflecting the significantchanges in the federal, state and local child welfare landscape.

Of last year's 220+ attendees:

100% care about the lives of children80% were female; 20% were maleMajority were between the ages of 40 and 6080% had either a Bachelor's or Master's Degree68% were employed either full or part time; 20% were retireesCame from all regions of the state, with the majority coming from central Maryland

Day 1 of the conference will feature a welcome from Chief Judge Mary Ann Barbera (invited), followed by plenary andbreakout session on federal and state initiatives, and new models of practice for those serving children and familiesinvolved in the child welfare system that will impact foster care as we know it. The sessions will feature subject matterexperts who will discuss the latest developments in the field to educate judges, magistrates, CASA advocates, childwelfare, legal and other professionals about promising practices and innovations for addressing these increasinglycomplex issues.


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Day 2 will feature an energizing and inspirational keynote speaker to kick-off the day, followed by two breakout sessionsfeaturing workshops on a variety of topics. Attendees will choose from workshops including trauma-informed care,substance abuse, mental health, aging out youth, and many more!


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Sixto Cancel is the Founder and CEO of Think of Us, a system change non-profitthat focuses on leveraging technology to upgrade the foster care system and itsprograms. To date, his work has led to significant changes in the system, includingpilot programs, policy updates and new funding allocations. Sixto has served as aYoung Fellow with Jim Casey Youth Opportunities Initiative since 2010, where hehas played a key role in the Initiative’s work to extend foster care, increase financialliteracy, promote permanency for older youth and the understanding of adolescentbrain science. Sixto was named one of Forbes Magazine’s “Top 30 Under 30 SocialEntrepreneurs,” has been recognized as a “White House Champion of Change,” a“Millennial Maker” by BET, and was named as one of the “Top 24 Changemakers inGovernment under 24” by the Campaign for a Presidential Youth Council andSparkaction. Sixto and his team co-organized and executed the first White HouseFoster Care and Technology Hackathon. Sixto is an Asoka Fellow, Clinton GlobalInitiative University Alumn and FastForward Alum.

CHAMPION

$2,500

PROTECTOR

$1,000

SUPPORTER

$500

ADVOCATE

$250

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To submit your sponsorship, please complete this form and return it to Maryland CASA Association via mail or e-mail,

or complete the online form linked on our website. If paying by credit card, a 3% processing fee will be added to your

card. Once Maryland CASA has received your sponsorship, we will be in contact you regarding next steps.


Champion $2,500

Protector $1,000

Supporter $500

Advocate $250

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SPONSORSHIP DEADLINE: AUGUST 31, 2020

Comments or questions? Please contact Development Coordinator, Nancy Fenton, at [email protected]

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Virtual Conference Sponsor Packet - marylandcasa.org · # S#=8 Maryland CASA Association is a private, non-profit (501c3) organization founded in 1997 and dedicated to ensuring all