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The CASA Cards ^TM program, founded by board members of the Multnomah County CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates) Program in 1989, is one of the country's most innovative fundraising endeavors. CASA Cards ^TM uses artwork from children to create unique and distinctive merchandise, the most popular being Holiday greeting cards. The program enables youngsters to use their creative talent to help raise awareness and funding that provides for specialized assistance for abused and neglected children. During the past fourteen years, CASA Cards ^TM has sold more than 4.5 million cards, benefiting CASA for Children, Inc. and participating CASA and GAL (Guardians Ad Litem) programs nationally.