Lynn Pittenger

Article originally appeared in the Studio City Sherman Oaks Encino News in January 2014. Lynn Pittenger of Studio City has been a Court Appointed Special Advocate volunteer for CASA of Los Angeles for over six years, helping children in foster care. She focuses her...

Armin Szatmary: Person of the Book

Article originally appeared in The Jewish Journal on January 2, 2014. Armin Szatmary takes his membership in the “People of the Book” very seriously. So seriously, in fact, that once per week, for 15 years, the 73-year-old retired salesman has set aside time to help...

Could You Be a CASA Hero?

Article originally appeared in LA Parent, October 25, 2013 I am a CASA, a Court Appointed Special Advocate, and I advocate for abused and neglected children in the foster care system. The CASA program was established 35 years ago in Seattle, by dependency judge David...

Nonprofit Advocates for ‘Most Vulnerable Children’

Article originally appeared in Quartz Hill Life, October 2013 (http://emagazines.hibu.com/QUARTZ) CASA of Los Angeles’ volunteer advocates work with and support children in dependency court If you ask Dilys Garcia about the local Juvenile Division of the Los...

A (Very Special) Year in the Life

CASA of Los Angeles closed its 2013 fiscal year on June 30, and the results from it were staggering: more children served with intensive advocacy than ever before, more volunteers mobilized than ever before, and more funds raised than ever before. We sit down with...

A Remarkable Woman

Article originally appeared in LA Observed (http://www.laobserved.com/boyarsky/2013/06/a_remarkable_woman.php). By Bill Boyarsky | June  8, 2013 11:33 AM   I drove over to the Van Nuys city hall Friday to see my friend June Sale honored by the Los Angeles City...