El Coyote Grill Hosts CASA to Help Provide Child Advocacy

Adams & Broomfield Counties, CO – Mexican eatery El Coyote Grill, located at 218 N. Main Street in Brighton, will join CASA of Adams and Broomfield Counties to host a Dining Out for CASA event on Wed., Feb. 10th from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. This is the second partnership between El Coyote Grill and CASA, with the first Dining Out raising more than $300 to help provide advocates for abused and neglected children

Members of the community are encouraged to dine at El Coyote Grill on Feb. 10th and do their part to support child victims, as 15 percent of total proceeds for the day will be donated to CASA. By simply enjoying the authentic Mexican cuisine of El Coyote Grill, patrons will also be supporting this outstanding cause.

For more information including directions and a listing of Dining Out for CASA dates and locations visit www.casa17th.org .

Those interested in further showing their support for CASA will have the opportunity to do so by purchasing a “Dining Out for CASA Card” at El Coyote Grill. At $20 per card, the “Dining Out for CASA Card” guarantees discounts at some of the best restaurants and businesses in Adams and Broomfield Counties , including Jay’s Grille and Bar, Mojo’s, Spicy Tacos, El Coyote Grill, multiple Subway locations and many more. It is valid for one year from the date of purchase and the savings will only continue to grow as new businesses are added. For a complete list of participating businesses, please visit www.gatewaynews.org or contact CASA of Adams and Broomfield Counties at 303-654-3378.

The Dining Out for CASA Program is made possible through the generous support of its ‘Friends of CASA sponsors’ Adams County District Attorney Don Quick, Adams County Sheriff Doug Darr, Adams County Commissioners Alice Nichol, Larry Pace and Skip Fischer; Wells Fargo; Nance Plumbing and Heating of Brighton; LaFarge North America and The Bagel Bakery and Cupcake Shoppe.

CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates) of Adams and Broomfield Counties is a 501 (c)(3) non-profit organization that trains, supports and supervises community volunteers who advocate for the best interests of innocent child victims of abuse and neglect. Each year, in Adams and Broomfield Counties, there are over 1,300 children who have been physically, sexually or emotionally abused or neglected, and who are in desperate need of a caring, committed CASA Volunteer to speak up for their best interests. In Adams and Broomfield Counties , there are over 200 CASA volunteers, and we are in need of more great community members to become advocates for children. CASA conducts volunteer training classes three times a year. For more information about CASA, call (303) 654-3378 or visit www.casa17th.org.