Learn How We Make a Difference
Irvine Junior Games
Fundraising Track & Field Event in Support of The Irvine Children’s Fund
Learn How We Make a Difference
Irvine Junior Games
Fundraising Track & Field Event in Support of The Irvine Children’s Fund
Inspire, Support, Transform
That's where the Irvine Children’s Fund (ICF) comes in.
ICF is a non-profit organization that partners with the Irvine Child Care Project (ICCP) to make a positive impact. Here’s what we’re all about:
- Ensuring that elementary school children have access to safe, affordable, and high-quality before and after-school child care.
- Providing scholarships for child care to help low-income, working families.
- Supporting the expansion and maintenance of child care facilities.
- Offering grants to elementary and middle schools, as well as child care centers.
Irvine Unified School District
City of Irvine has 36,083 students in grades K-12 in 44 schools.
The Irvine Child Care Project
Irvine Child Care Project provides quality, affordable, school-age child care through community-based, non-profit organizations located on Irvine elementary school sites
The Irvine Children’s Fund
The Irvine Children’s Fund is a non-profit support organization, whose mission is to raise funds for the ICCP
The City of Irvine
Making quality and affordable school age child care a priority
The Impact of This Program
Today, you can find before and after-school child care services available at all 29 elementary school sites within the Irvine Unified School District.Â
We’re here to make life easier for working parents and ensure that every child has a safe and supportive environment to grow and learn.
Our Accomplishments
- $3,328,125 to the Irvine Child Care Project for before and after school child care scholarships
- $230,928 to the Irvine Child Care Project to expand and maintain the child care sites
- $21,920 to complete the ADA upgrades for handicap accessibility at 7 child care sites
- 2,000 child care scholarships to low income, working families since 1993
- $265,850 to the schools and teachers participating in the Irvine Junior Games
- $288,675 to the before and after school child care sites for supplies and activities
- 72,128 child care days provided from July 2014 – June 2021