CASA for Kids Faces $50K Shortfall as Guitar Raffle Aims to Bridge Gap

Turnpike Troubadours-signed Gibson acoustic part of fundraising effort to support child advocacy programs

Chris Peters

Apr 18, 2025 - 6 min read

Bobby Wintle, right, holds an acoustic guitar signed by band members of the Turnpike Troubadours. The donated Gibson guitar is being raffled off to raise funds for nonprofits to help fill a gap in federal funding. Sarah Priest, Executive Director of CASA for Kids, is working to find alternative ways to fund their mission to advocate for children in the court system. – Photo by Chris Peters

CASA for Kids Faces $50K Shortfall as Guitar Raffle Aims to Bridge Gap — Bobby Wintle, right, holds an acoustic guitar signed by band members of the Turnpike Troubadours. The donated Gibson guitar is being raffled off to raise funds for nonprofits to help fill a gap in federal funding. Sarah Priest, Executive Director of CASA for Kids, is working to find alternative ways to fund their mission to advocate for children in the court system. – Photo by Chris Peters

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