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Help Shape the Future of Quality Childcare in Chester County The West Chester Area Day Care Center (WCADCC) is looking for dedicated community members to join our volunteer Board of Directors. Our board plays a vital role in supporting our mission: providing high-quality childcare to […]
We are excited to share that the Lions Club of West Goshen helped to make upgrades to our toddler playground! With their generous donation, we were able to repair the turf and upgrade the fencing on the playground. Thank you so much for your donation! […]
We’re thrilled to share that Wegmans supported us for our Breakfast with Santa bags for every child at WCADCC! Thank you so much for your donation!
We’re excited to share our featured article in Operation Warm’s newsletter highlighting our recent distribution of 85 pairs of new shoes to local children in need. Operation Warm, a national non-profit, aims to alleviate the financial strain on low-income families by “providing warmth, confidence, and […]
Brandywine Valley Magazine highlighted our Center’s 60th anniversary in 2022, and highlights our own Betsy Billie’s thoughts on what sets us apart. Check out the article here: Brandywine Valley magazine April 2023
We received letters from Senator Carolyn T. Comitta and Senator Robert P. Casey Jr, as well as a Citation of Celebration and Congratulations from the office of Mayor Lillian L. DeBaptiste in honor of our 60th anniversary as West Chester Area Daycare Center. Proclamation for […]
This article from the Philadelphia Inquirer highlights our own Betsy Billie’s work as she shows kindergarteners how to be kind through example and action. Article below in two links: Pg 1: Philadelphia Inquirer, Feb 1998 Pg 2: Philadelphia Inquirer, Feb 1998
Operation Warm is a national non-profit that gives away shoes and coats to relieve the financial burden that families experience when buying proper-fitting, season-appropriate shoes for their children. This program often helps many of the children the Center serves. Here is an article explaining a […]
This rock from 1969 symbolizes when The West Chester Area Day Care Center moved to its current location at 501 East Nields St.