For Businesses & Organizations

Partner With CAJA to Change a Child’s Story®

Whether it’s a corporate gift, an employee giving campaign, or sharing your professional expertise through a volunteer training webinar, there are meaningful ways for your organization to stand behind kids in Madison County.

Corporate Giving

One-time or recurring financial support from your business.

Corporate gifts can be one-time or set up as a recurring monthly contribution, in any amount that works for your business. As a 501(c)(3), CAJA Friends, Inc. can provide documentation for tax purposes. Tell us about your gift →

Employee Giving

Payroll giving or matching gift programs for your team.

If your company offers payroll deduction giving or a matching gift program, CAJA can be set up as a recipient — many employers match employee donations dollar-for-dollar, doubling your team’s impact. Ask us how to set it up →

Host a Webinar

Can’t give financially? Share your expertise with our volunteer advocates instead.

Not every organization can give financially — but many have expertise that’s just as valuable. Host a virtual training webinar for CAJA’s volunteer advocates on a topic tied to your field: courtroom procedure, special education supports like IEPs and 504 plans, or strategies for connecting with children with additional needs. It’s a meaningful way for legal, education, healthcare, and mental health professionals to directly strengthen the volunteers serving Madison County’s kids. Suggest a topic →

Why It Matters

When your organization decides to partner with CAJA, you’re not just writing a check — you’re putting real resources behind Madison County’s most vulnerable kids.

CAJA of Madison County relies on a mix of individual donors, community events, and local business partners to fund the volunteer advocates who represent children in the court system. A corporate partnership is one of the most efficient ways for a business to make a lasting local impact — a single gift, employee giving campaign, or hosted Sidebar Session can fund training and support for multiple volunteer advocates at once.

Businesses that partner with CAJA often start with a simple corporate gift, then grow into ongoing employee engagement — payroll giving, matching gift programs, or hosting a lunch-and-learn where staff can meet CAJA volunteers directly. If any of your employees are personally interested in becoming advocates themselves, our volunteer page walks through exactly what that looks like.

Want the full picture of what your partnership supports? Learn more about CAJA’s mission and impact, or see how individual donors contribute on our Donate page. CAJA is a proud member of the Alabama CASA Network and the National CASA/GAL Association.

480+

Children served in 2025

155+

Volunteer advocates

13,529

Volunteer hours logged in 2025

What Your Partnership Gets You

CAJA of Madison County wants to recognize the organizations that stand behind our mission — here’s how we say thank you.

Social Media Recognition

A dedicated thank-you post on our channels, tagging your organization and sharing what your support makes possible.

Certificate of Partnership

A printed certificate for your office, recognizing your organization’s commitment to kids in Madison County.

Newsletter Mention

A shoutout in our email newsletter, shared with our full community of donors, volunteers, and supporters.

Employee Engagement

Schedule a CAJA volunteer info session at your office.

Written Acknowledgment

A formal thank-you letter documenting your gift, for your records.

Partner Listing

Your logo and name featured on this page as a recognized community partner. (Coming soon.)

CAJA Friends, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization (EIN 36-4348705). Corporate gifts are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. We recommend consulting your tax advisor regarding the specifics of your organization’s contribution.

Let’s Talk Partnership

Tell us a bit about your organization and what you’re interested in — we’ll follow up to explore what makes sense.