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Donate to Buncombe Partnership for Children to support our programs, or become a corporate sponsor.
Quality early education helps create a stable workforce and is good for everyone.
Contact Carol Ann Willhite, Fund Development Director, at carolann@buncombepfc.org for more information.
ADVOCATE
Learn more about the first 2,000 days by reading about why they matter.
Host a first 2,000 days gathering. If you gather the group, we’ll provide the speaker. You can share information with your congregation as well! Contact Carol Ann Willhite, Fund Development Director, at carolann@buncombepfc.org for more information.
Write a letter to the editor about the importance of early childhood education or contact your elected officials.
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Volunteer for our Program Planning or Fund Development Committee. Contact Carol Ann Willhite, Fund Development Director, at carolann@buncombepfc.org for more information! We need more community voices!
Lunar New Year is tomorrow! Here's a couple of books to add to your library to talk about this celebration and to celebrate the year of the Rat. 🐭
9 Picture Books to Celebrate Lunar New Year | Brightly
www.readbrightly.com
Lunar New Year kicks off on January 25th. In the spirit of celebration, here are nine festive books about Chinese New Year to share with young readers."Last year, a national survey of parents by Sesame Workshop and NORC at the University of Chicago found that only one-quarter of white families discuss race. And when white families remain silent about racial hierarchies, such as the ways whiteness is often equated with smartness via ability grouping in schools, children learn that racial patterns are earned or justified."
Saying nothing is still saying something, so what are you saying?
Thank you to EmbraceRace for sharing.
How white families with young children can work to undo racism
www.seattletimes.com
White families must take responsibility for challenging racial injustice and raise their children to do the same.We wanted to take a moment and thank some of our donors this month, and we thought we'd give a shoutout to No Evil Foods, who became a brand new sponsor this year ❤️👏.
I am personally a huge fan of their version of chorizo, so I was so excited they wanted to support early education in Buncombe County. Thanks for your investment! 🌎
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