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Rising child care costs: every parent’s nightmare

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Friend, I’m scared for kids’ futures Save the Children Action Network is the political voi

Friend, I’m scared for kids’ futures Save the Children Action Network is the political voice for kids. Most Americans live in a child care desert... now THAT’S scary. [Tell Congress: without big investments in high-quality care, the system could collapse completely.]( [Take Action!]( Hi Friend, This Halloween, it’s not ghosts, witches or monsters I’m afraid of – it’s our nation’s broken child care system. I’m scared for the kids who are locked out of early learning, losing their chance to get a head start in life. For the preschool teachers who are shaping the next generation of leaders, but barely making a living wage. For the parents deciding between financial security and their child’s future – a true nightmare. [If Congress underfunds early education and child care support in next year’s budget, millions of families will continue to struggle – mentally, emotionally and financially.]( We know the statistics, Friend: in the U.S., child care costs more than $10,000 on average PER KID! It’s a steep price that countless caregivers just can’t pay. Some settle for lower-quality programs, constantly worried that their child isn’t in the safest hands. Others leave the workforce completely, surrendering much-needed income. [Whether you’re preparing for a night of trick-or-treating or cuddling up with some candy and a scary movie, I hope you’ll take a minute to send Congress this critical message: we MUST invest in child care before it’s too late.]( Thanks for being a voice for kids, Christy Gleason Executive Director Save the Children Action Network Kids need your voice and your compassionate support. Your donation will help hold lawmakers – from the White House to state houses – accountable to children’s needs. [Please donate today – even $5 can make a difference!](   Save the Children Action Network | 899 North Capitol Street NE | Suite 900 | Washington District of Columbia 20002 | (800) 243-5075 If you believe you received this message in error or wish to no longer receive email from us, please [unsubscribe](. If you would like to change your subscription or contribution, you can [manage your preferences](.

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