GIVE
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.
ENGAGE
Sign up for our quarterly e-newsletter to keep up to date with all the exciting things happening in early childhood education!
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!
Volunteer through Hands on Asheville for data entry, Adventure Play, or evaluation projects.
FOLLOW
"Spending time following your child’s lead in play not only improves behavior, it also strengthens the relationship between parents and kids. While adding another task to your new normal stay-at-home routine may seem daunting, there is both immediate and long-term payoff."
Spending (Much More) Time with Your Young Child: Strengthening Skills & Relationships Through Play
nyulangone.org
Experts at NYU Langone’s Child Study Center offer parents ways to participate in their child’s development when spending time together at home. Learn more.Are you still accepting masks???
YES!!!
With the new mask order from Gov. Cooper we are facing more demand. Right now it seems like people are asking for masks with elastic, and more kids’ masks. You want to keep sewing? We will keep accepting the donations! If you are a child care program and you need masks, contact us. We are here to help 💕💕💕
There's a lot of resources listed here, so it may be a good place to start.
www.childtrends.org
Most Black children in the United States encounter racism in their daily lives. Ongoing individual and collective psychological or physical injuries due to exposure and re-exposure to race-based adversity, discrimination, and stress, referred to as racial trauma, is harmful to children’s developme...Get In Touch
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