Executive Director
Doni DeBolt
ddebolt@yolocasa.org
Doni holds a Master’s Degree in Education and a Master’s Degree in Administration from St. Mary’s College of California and worked as a special education teacher prior to her nonprofit career. She was formerly the Associate Director of Development for Wayfinder Family Services and prior to that she was the Executive Director of AASK (Adopt a Special Kid). No stranger to the value of what one person can do for a child in foster care, Doni herself grew up in a family who adopted 14 children from diverse cultural backgrounds.
During her free time, Doni enjoys riding her horses and enjoying new adventures with her family.
Program Director
Colleen Campbell
ccampbell@yolocasa.org
Colleen has worked in both the social services and education fields for over 15 years. She received her BA in Psychology at UCSB and her MS in Education from NU. She is passionate about mental health, community well-being and resources that can help children and families reach their goals. In her free time, she enjoys being outdoors with friends and family, watching a good documentary, or exploring anything new. However, most of all she enjoys spending time with her dog, Cali, who Colleen has unofficially declared “best chihuahua ever”.
Training Director
Laura Legacki
legacki@yolocasa.org
Laura joined the Yolo County CASA staff in June 2020 and has served as a CASA volunteer since 2011. Laura received her bachelor’s degree in Environmental Policy Analysis and Planning from UC Davis and her nursing degree from American River College. Laura previously worked as an ER nurse and clinical educator for the Dignity Health system. Laura has a passion for children’s literature and spends her free time knitting, reading, and enjoying her family.
Advocate Supervisor
Janell Quesada
jquesada@yolocasa.org
Janell joined Yolo County CASA staff in January 2022 and has been a CASA advocate since 2015. She received a bachelor’s degree in Sociology with emphasis in Social Work after deciding to follow her passion to work with youth experiencing trauma. She is excited to join Yolo CASA to serve Yolo County’s youth and to provide support for volunteer advocates. In her spare time, Janell enjoys reading, visiting various Northern California beaches, and spending time with her family.
Advocate Supervisor
Rox Glassman
rglassman@yolocasa.org
Rox Glassman began her journey with Yolo County CASA as a CASA volunteer in 2017 and joined the staff as an advocate supervisor in February 2022. Rox holds a bachelor’s degree in Liberal Arts and a master’s degree in Educational Administration. To her role of advocate supervisor, Rox brings her experience working with youth in both educational and clinical psychiatric settings. Rox loves spending time with her husband traveling and attending live concerts, connecting with family, and losing herself in a good book.
Advocate Supervisor
Jordan Ellison
jellison@yolocasa.org
Jordan joined Yolo County CASA staff in May 2022 after previously serving as a CASA volunteer in Monterey County beginning in 2020. Jordan has a master’s degree in Human Development and Family Science as well as a graduate certificate in Nonprofit Management from Oklahoma State University. She is thrilled to combine her passions of supporting volunteers with serving children and families at Yolo CASA.
Outside of work Jordan enjoys reading, puzzles, running/going to the gym, taking care of her succulents, and spending time with friends and family.
Advocate Supervisor
Spenser Goodwin
sgoodwin@yolocasa.org
Spenser joined Yolo County CASA staff in July 2022 after serving as a CASA volunteer in Sacramento County since 2019. He received his bachelor’s degree from CSU Sacramento in Social Science as well as an associate’s degree in Criminal Justice from American River College. Spenser enjoys working with youth and has been a youth sports coach for almost 10 years. In his free time he enjoys going to the movies, working out, and spending time with his dog.
Advocacy Assistant
Erica Jimenez
ejimenez@yolocasa.org
Erica joined the Yolo County CASA staff in December of 2019. She received her bachelor’s degree in Sociology and Chicano Studies from UC Davis and a Master’s of Social Work (MSW) from CSU, Chico State. Erica previously worked for Yolo County Child Welfare Services as a social worker for 4.5 years and a social worker supervisor for 1.5 years. In her free time, she enjoys camping, reading, crafting and spending time with her husband and friends.
Outreach Coordinator
Jessica Alatorre
jalatorre@yolocasa.org
Jessica joined the Yolo County CASA staff in November 2023. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Political Science from Sacramento State University, and possesses a strong foundation in public relations, advocacy, and community engagement. Jessica is excited to merge her enthusiasm for community participation with her dedication to assisting children and advocates at Yolo CASA.
Jessica also enjoys spending quality time with her beloved kitties, Pepper and Peaches. She enjoys reading and is always in search of the next great book to explore. She finds joy in attending live concerts and peaceful sunset walks, where she can unwind.
Volunteers
Becoming a CASA volunteer is a powerful and rewarding experience. Volunteering 2-4 hours a week, can make all the difference in the life of a youth in foster care. Email us at info@yolocasa.org to learn more about becoming a CASA.