To increase children’s readiness for school and life, First Children’s Finance is dedicated to improving the quality and financial viability of child care and early education businesses in homes, centers, and schools. Many organizations share this goal, but our expertise in both child care and business makes FCF unique. For 15 years, we have worked to increase the quality and financial viability of childcare and early education programs — in centers, daycare homes and schools — because well-managed businesses are more likely to provide stable, high-quality care for children.
Our objectives are clear. By investing in high quality child care businesses and the professionals who lead them, we can keep more doors open to children and families. By advocating for public policies that support child care, we can expand the availability of affordable options. And by developing innovative child care strategies and systems, we can help improve quality and learning.
*FCF wants to serve all our clients well. We offer translation assistance at no cost to any child care provider with limited English skills.
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Quality First Grant and Loan Package from First Children’s Finance
First Children’s Finance has designed a special grant and loan package to help child care centers pay for quality improvements and facility expansion. Packages include a minimum loan of $25,000 plus an additional grant worth 10% of the loan amount to a maximum grant of $5,000. These packages are only available for a limited time, so call us today for more information.
First Childrens Finance offers FREE child care center director trainings in Minnesota. Our training topics are designed to address everyday business challenges and provide you with step by step solutions. Our tools and resources ensure you’ll have the information and support you need to improve your business in the areas of understanding the economics of child care, human resources, marketing, making your financial reporting work for you and board governance.