Why Communities Should Consider Blending and Braiding Funds

As part of the Children’s Funding Project continuing Funding Our Kids 101 series, they show why communities should consider blending and braiding funds as part of their strategic public financing plan. They break down what this strategy looks like, how it works, and offer examples of successful communities that have used it to support kids, including universal pre-K in New York City and infant and maternal health programs in Rhode Island.

https://www.childrensfundingproject.org/s/FOK101-Blending-and-Braiding-FINAL.pdf

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