MartinPitt Partnership for Children

The Martin-Pitt Partnership for Children is a non-profit organization based in Greenville, North Carolina. It employs 24 people and generates annual revenue of $13 million. The Martin-Pitt Partnership for Children focuses on various programs that support the well-being and development of young children. These programs encompass quality early childhood care and learning, assistance in finding child care services, parent and family support, healthcare, child care provider training, and early literacy initiatives. The organization aims to support parents, child care facilities, and educators through collaborative efforts. Established in 1998, the Martin-Pitt Partnership for Children is one of 75 Smart Start partnerships in North Carolina. It recognizes the critical importance of early childhood development, with 90% of brain development occurring before a child enters kindergarten. The organization strives to ensure that every child in Martin and Pitt counties has access to a quality early childhood education, laying the groundwork for future success. For more information about the Martin-Pitt Partnership for Children and its programs, please visit their website at mppfc.org.