HISTORY

Fairfax Futures was launched in June 2004 at the Early Learning is Good Business Summit to highlight the importance of investing in quality early childhood education as an important investment in the future of Fairfax County.

Through the generous support of the Freddie Mac Foundation and strong commitment from Fairfax County's Office for Children, Fairfax Futures launched a dialogue between early childhood educators who work with our county's youngest residents. In April 2005, more than 200 early childhood educators came together to talk about building a common framework for school readiness. (For a summary of the Early Learning Symposium, click here.)

Fairfax Futures continues to build partnerships with the business community, public sector agencies, early childhood educators, community organizations and families who support the school readiness of Fairfax County's youngest residents and, as a result, help to guarantee the economic and social vitality of the county.

Fairfax Futures is a nonprofit, charitable organization. Contributions are tax-deductible to the maximum extent allowable by law.