About Alamance Partnership for Children
To help every young child grow, learn, and thrive.
Focus Areas
Early childhood education (birth to five)Pre-kindergartenFamily support servicesHome visiting (Parents as Teachers)Child care quality improvementLiteracy programs
Who They Fund
K-12 studentspublic schoolsteachers and school staff
Funding Style
direct serviceprogrammatic supportcapacity building
About Alamance Partnership for Children
Alamance Partnership for Children Inc. centers its grantmaking on school success for young children, with repeated seven-figure support going to Alamance-Burlington Schools for that purpose in 2023, 2024, and 2025. That pattern sits alongside a broader portfolio built around early childhood education from birth to age five, family support services, home visiting, child care quality improvement, literacy programs, and NC Pre-K-related work in Alamance County. The foundation’s recent grants show a consistent local funding model. Child care providers, public school partners, and early learning organizations appear across the grant list, including Creative Child Care in Graham, Regional Consolidated Svcs (Head Start) in Asheboro, and Beginning Visions Child Development Center in Gibsonville. Burlington-based recipients also recur, reflecting an emphasis on organizations serving children in the county where the partnership operates. Programmatically, the foundation combines direct service support with capacity building. Its active programs include Parents as Teachers, Quality Child Care, NC Pre-K site selection, and Smart Start funding for services to children birth through age five and their families. Leadership is listed as Cass Wolfe.
What Alamance Partnership for Children Funds
Early childhood education is the clearest throughline in the foundation’s work. Through Smart Start funding, it seeks services for children birth through age five and their families in Alamance County, with a focus on quality child care, technical assistance, provider training, and NC Pre-K-related supports. The Partnership also supports child care quality improvement directly. In Quality Child Care, it backs coaching, modeling, training for licensed centers and family homes, and use of LENA Grow devices to assess the language environment in classrooms. Family-facing support is part of the mix as well. Parents as Teachers in Alamance County provides home visits, group connections, annual screening, and resource networking for families from prenatal through age five. Literacy work appears in the program list too, with offerings aimed at early literacy, family literacy, and kindergarten readiness.
How Alamance Partnership for Children Gives
Grant sizes are mid-sized to large by local nonprofit standards: p25 is $61,019, the median grant is $242,678, and p75 is $328,828. The recent record shows a strong recurring pattern rather than isolated one-time gifts; several recipients appear in multiple years, including Alamance-Burlington Schools, Creative Child Care, Regional Consolidated Svcs (Head Start), Beginning Visions Child Development Center, Childcare Network, Excel Christian Academy, Kool Kids Place Inc, and Postive Day School. The foundation appears to operate as a local grantmaker with programmatic support and capacity building as common approaches. The profile also shows no individuals funded and no program-related investments.
Financial Snapshot
Annual Giving
$2.6M
Total Assets
$315K
Total Revenue
$3.8M
Total Expenses
$4M
Typical Grant Size
Most grants fall between $61K and $329K, with a median of $243K.
25th Percentile
$61K
Median
$243K
75th Percentile
$329K
Geographic Reach
Local2 states funded
Funding intensity
LowHigh
Headquarters
Leadership
CASS WOLFE
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