Giving Tuesday 2015 Results
We exceeded our #GivingTuesday goal!
Thanks to you, we're going to create at least SIX (!) scholarships for Westchester families to get quality early care and education for their kids.
Every milestone they meet as children and each accomplishment as adults will have its roots in your generosity.
Thank you!
Winter 2015 Newsletter
Click the link below to view the Council's Winter 2015 Newsletter.
Included in this issue:
- #GetSmartChildCare
- Focus on Early Literacy
- #GivingTuesday Update
- Annual Parent Child Care Survey Results
- and more!
TD Bank Sponsoring “$1 per Like/Share” Social Media Challenge for #GivingTuesday
To help raise visibility for the Child Care Council’s 2015 #GivingTuesday campaign and increase donations, TD Bank is sponsoring a social media challenge. Beginning on November 23rd and culminating on December 1st (#GivingTuesday), TD will donate $1 to the Council, up to $2,500 total, each time someone likes, shares or retweets specified Council Facebook and Twitter posts about #GivingTuesday. In addition, the Child Care Council’s Board of Directors will match all individual contributions, up to a total of $3,000.
We're in! The Child Care Council is Once Again a Proud #GivingTuesday Participant
Our goal this year is to raise $10,000 on Giving Tuesday - December 1, 2015 - to support our child care scholarship campaign, the Early Opportunity Fund. We have many testimonials from scholarship recipients who tell us - sometimes through tears - about the relief they feel being able to go to work without worry, knowing their child is safe, loved and learning. We want to give this gift to more families!
2015 Westchester Child Care Report Card
Do we have the child care and after school programs families need?
Whether you are an employer, a community leader, an elected official or work in the Westchester child care/after school field, it's important to know how our early care and education community is doing. Join us to hear the latest data on supply, cost and quality and for the results of our latest parent survey on their child care experiences. White Plains Public Safety Commissioner David E. Chong will talk about why access to programs for children and youth matters to law enforcement.
Date: Friday, October 30, 2015
Time: 8:45am-10:00am
Location: YWCA of White Plains, 515 North Street, White Plains
Register: Email Candice Lyerly at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or call her at 914.761.3456 ext. 152