Former CASA director accused of pocketing donations on leave from Colorado Behavioral Health Administration
The Denver Post
Last updated: April 25, 2026
The former executive director of a Denver nonprofit for abused and neglected children is on leave from the Colorado Department of Human Services. This follows an investigation by the state attorney general concerning allegations of financial impropriety and misuse of donor funds. The nonprofit itself is also under scrutiny.
- The former executive director, who has not been named, was placed on administrative leave by the Colorado Department of Human Services. This action was taken after the state attorney general's office initiated an investigation.
- The investigation centers on allegations of financial misconduct and the alleged misappropriation of funds intended for supporting abused and neglected children. Specifically, concerns have been raised about the misuse of donor contributions.
- The north metro Denver nonprofit, which provides services to vulnerable children, is also subject to review as part of this ongoing investigation. The extent of the financial irregularities and the potential impact on the organization's operations are currently being assessed.
- Further details regarding the specific nature of the alleged financial improprieties and the scope of the investigation are expected to be released as the process unfolds. The state attorney general's office is leading the inquiry.
