BALA CYNWYD, Pa. - TelAve -- Household Staffing, a nationally recognized domestic staffing agency with more than 30 years of experience, has been recognized as a principal benefactor of the Nanny Relief Fund, a nonprofit dedicated to providing emergency financial assistance to professional nannies facing unexpected hardships.

The recognition reflects Household Staffing's ongoing commitment to advocating for the well-being and financial security of the professionals who dedicate their careers to caring for families and children.

Founded in 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic, the Nanny Relief Fund is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that provides emergency grants to nannies experiencing medical emergencies, natural disasters, employment instability, and other qualifying crises. Since its inception, the organization has distributed more than $189,000 to approximately 330 nannies.

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"In 2025 alone, we put $27,950 directly back into the hands of nannies in crisis, providing aid to 44% of our total applicants," said Rachael Lubin of the Nanny Relief Fund. "Additionally, 50% of the caregivers who apply for our grants have 10 or more years of experience in the industry."

For Household Staffing, supporting the organization is a natural extension of its mission to promote ethical employment practices and advocate for the domestic workforce.

"Supporting the Nanny Relief Fund was an easy decision to make," said Starla Smith, President of Household Staffing. "I couldn't think of a more deserving group of individuals that work endlessly, making other lives so seamless. I personally vow to continue our yearly tradition of giving, so that we can support others in need of financial help."

The partnership is especially meaningful to Household Staffing's Director of Operations, Olivia Fountain, who spent 14 years working as a professional nanny.

"I remember when Covid hit and I watched on social media as nannies all over were being let go with no notice or protection – it truly broke my heart," said Fountain. "It was amazing to see everyone rallying together to help the helpers."

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Household Staffing encourages agencies, employers, and individuals throughout the domestic staffing industry to recognize the essential contributions of professional caregivers and support programs that provide assistance during times of crisis.

Nannies seeking emergency assistance can apply at www.nannyrelieffund.org/apply. Those interested in contributing can donate at www.nannyrelieffund.org/donate.

About Household Staffing

Household Staffing is a national domestic staffing agency with more than 30 years of experience placing professional nannies, newborn care specialists, housekeepers, estate managers, private chefs, and other household employees. Named the Association of Premier Nanny Agencies' 2026 Agency of the Year, the company is committed to exceptional service, ethical employment practices, and supporting the domestic workforce.