For Employers
We’re mobilizing businesses for better care policies
Child Care Benefits Are a Smart
Investment for Employers
Supporting employees with quality child care isn’t just a moral imperative — it’s a strategic business decision.
Child care benefits reduce turnover, improve attendance and morale, and deliver strong financial returns — helping your organization thrive while supporting families.
By investing in child care benefits, like subsidies, backup care, or onsite centers, businesses can achieve a measurable return on investment up to 425%.
Child care benefits reduce turnover, improve attendance and morale, and deliver strong financial returns — helping your organization thrive while supporting families.
By investing in child care benefits, like subsidies, backup care, or onsite centers, businesses can achieve a measurable return on investment up to 425%.
Need More Proof?
Read our landmark report from Boston Consulting Group, "The Benefit That Pays for Itself" on the business impacts of 5 major US employers who saw substantial return on investment through child care benefits.
READ THE REPORT
National Business Coalition
for Child Care
Moms First mobilizes businesses by organizing employers to expand workplace policies and champion child care as an economic imperative to help change public policy.
More than 200 companies and organizations have joined our National Business Coalition for Child Care (NBCC) to elevate solving the child care crisis to a business imperative.
OUR PARTNERS
Meet the champions for child care
These coalition partners are redefining child care as essential workplace infrastructure












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- Adecco Group US Foundation
- Affirm
- American Family Insurance
- Athletes Unlimited
- Audible
- Babylist
- Biolage (L’oreal)
- Bloomberg
- Bobbie
- Boston Consulting Group
- Brex Inc.
- Capital One
- Care.com
- Carefully
- Charriol
- Chiyo
- Chobani
- Colorado EPIC | Executives Partnering to Invest in Children
- Deloitte
- Dr. Bronner’s
- Duolingo
- Equimundo
- Estee Lauder
- Etsy
- FamTech.org
- Fast Retailing
- Ferragamo
- Gap
- Gibson Dunn
- Guild
- Happiest Baby
- Hire Talent
- Intel
- Invisible Hand
- JBS Foods
- June Care
- Kate Spade
- Learning Care Group
- Levi’s
- Little Sesame
- L’Oreal
- LVMH
- Lyft
- Mamava
- MAPP Impact
- March and Ash
- Micron Technology, Inc.
- Merck
- Mid-Atlantic Permanente Group
- Mirza
- Molly Moon
- Morgan Stanley
- National Women’s Soccer League
- NationSwell
- NJBIA
- Ohai.ai
- Olo
- Once Upon a Farm
- Onsite Kids
- Otter
- Parentaly
- Patagonia
- Patch Caregiving
- PayPal
- PSEG
- Progyny
- PwC
- Reten
- Rural Pathways
- Salesforce
- SEI
- Simple Modern
- SmartSitting
- Sparrow
- Steamboat Ski & Resort Corporation
- Synchrony
- The Haven Collection
- The Inspired Community Project, Inc
- The Mom Project
- theSkimm
- Tootris
- UPS
- Upwards
- Verizon
- Vivvi
- WeightWatchers
- Wellthy
- Wisconsin Aluminum Foundry
- YMCA San Diego
IN THEIR OWN WORDS
Want In?
Be part of the movement showing that child care isn’t just good for families —
it's a business and economic imperative.
Contact: hello@momsfirst.us
it's a business and economic imperative.
Contact: hello@momsfirst.us
Other Ways to Get Involved
Do Well By Doing Good
Businesses can support Moms First in powerful ways: event sponsorships that amplify your brand, strategic partnerships that engage your customers, or philanthropic contributions that drive real impact for families nationwide. However you choose to get involved, your leadership helps build a world where moms and caregivers can thrive.
Contact: partnerships@momsfirst.com
Contact: partnerships@momsfirst.com