A New Opportunity for
the Space You Already Have

Many churches and faith-based organizations have classrooms, educational wings, fellowship buildings, former schools, and other spaces that are used primarily on evenings and weekends. These existing spaces may present an opportunity to serve a greater purpose during the week.

Child care can coexist with your existing ministries. By utilizing underused weekday space, your organization can extend its impact in the community while continuing current worship, fellowship, and ministry activities.

During the week, many facilities sit empty or are only partially used. Partnering with a child care operator can help you make productive use of this time, space, and the resources already entrusted to your organization.

Quality child care is a critical need in Ohio communities. By exploring a facility partnership, your organization can help provide a safe, nurturing environment for children while supporting working families in your area.

A facility relationship may create an opportunity for recurring rental income, helping your organization offset operating costs, fund future projects, or invest further in your mission. Every arrangement is different, and we can help you explore what may be possible for your facility.

Your organization remains the property owner. The child care operator is responsible for running the day-to-day child care program, including staffing, curriculum, enrollment, and operations. You can provide the space without taking on the responsibilities of operating a child care business.