The Canyon Lake Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors named Castillo Harper Business of the Month.
“We are thrilled to shine the spotlight on Castillo Harper for their outstanding contributions to our community,” said the Canyon Lake Chamber. “Their dedication and hard work have not only made Castillo Harper thrive but have also enriched the lives of those in Canyon Lake.”
Castillo Harper is a full-service law firm. Its practice areas include first responder representation, employment law, family law, appellate law, criminal defense law, DUI and DWI law, wages and overtime claims, nonprofit information, and small business general counsel. Its offices are located in Canyon Lake, Riverside, and Upland.
Kasey Castillo has provided pro bono work to the Canyon Lake Jr. Women’s Club, Canyon Lake Fine Arts Guild, Canyon Lake Veteran’s and First-Responders Club, and the Canyon Lake Bible Club, are general counsel to the Canyon Lake Pickleball Club, Canyon Lake Community Gardeners Club, and the Mermaids of Canyon Lake Club, and has been instrumental in helping the Veteran’s and First Responders Group and the Community Gardeners obtain 501(c)(3) status.
Castillo is a member of several Canyon Lake clubs, including the Fine Arts Guild, K9 Club, Woman’s Club, Jr. Women’s Club, Veterans and First Responders Club, Community Gardners Club, Yacht Club, and Car Club. She also serves as a board member of the Fine Arts Guild.
In 2018, Castillo co-founded the Canyon Lake Enrichment Activities and Recreation (CLEAR) Foundation, a nonprofit organization benefiting Canyon Lake kids between the ages of eight and 16. The goal of the CLEAR Foundation is to encourage healthy choices and good judgment through programs and recreational activities that promote conservation, lake stewardship, water safety, awareness, team building, and community involvement.
Castillo also founded the Inland Empire Blue Belles, a nonprofit organization made up of female law enforcement and the family and friends of law enforcement dedicated to the emotional and professional support of those who serve and protect. Its primary objective is to provide assistance through fundraising to adversely affected law enforcement families in the Inland Empire (Riverside and San Bernardino counties). Every year, the Belles organize a Blue Ribbon Breakfast honoring every Officer of the Year and Deputy of the Year of all police and sheriff’s departments throughout the Inland Empire.
In her spare time, Castillo teaches legal seminars on firearms self-defense to Concealed Carry Weapons (CCW) permit holders and applicants.
