Joey Moves for CASA Youth

Hi everyone! I’ve spent the last 29 years as a police officer. In that time, I’ve seen too many kids pushed into a criminal justice system that can be intimidating, scary, and confusing—even for adults. That’s why I’m proud to support CASA El Dorado, an organization that gives children the sense of safety, comfort, and guidance they desperately need.

I’m taking on the Second Annual Vincent Mini Memorial 50/50 Challenge, a 24-hour test of endurance where my team and I will be alternating between lifting and rucking to push ourselves physically and mentally—all for a cause bigger than ourselves.

I’m committed to helping organizations that support our kids, and I know that with the amazing network of caring people in my life, we can meet this goal and make a real impact. Every mile I run, every rep I lift, and every bit of effort will help CASA continue giving foster youth the support, stability, and hope they need to thrive. 

CASA El Dorado serves nearly 200 foster youth each year—close to 90% of our county’s children in need. Your support ensures these kids have advocates in their corner, people who will fight for them, guide them, and give them hope when life feels overwhelming.

Let’s make every mile, every lift, and every donation count—for Vincent’s legacy and for the children who need us most. Thank you for standing with me and helping these kids find the support they deserve.  💪😎