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# investing in the early years — Buffett Early Childhood Fund Buffett Early Childhood Fund * a story of early childhood * - [x] about us vision, mission, approach * a story of early childhood/ * vision, mission, approach # investing in the early years * a story of early childhood/ * vision, mission, approach ## A nation that enables every child to thrive in their first five years.
Established in 2005, Buffett Early Childhood Fund envisions a nation that enables every child to thrive in their first five years. We invest in early childhood practice, policy, and science to improve systems and create structural change so all young children and families thrive. No unsolicited requests for funding are accepted at this time.
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