Looking for a List of companies with onsite child care/day care or subsidized child care (Houston: school districts)

[RadiantCleveland]

Hello

I'm looking for a list of companies with on-site child care/day care or subsidized child care as a benefit. I have tried searching online, but no luck. The companies need to be in the Houston area, and not more than 1 (one) hour from downtown Houston. Please chime in, if you have information.

[testmo]

That'll be next to zero. Some school districts have daycares teachers can use. Same with some universities. not aware of it being free to them. Many larger business have a flexible spending account options to help offset costs of daycare on federal taxes via a payroll deduction/reimbursement. Thats the same in all states

[RadiantCleveland]

Hello Testmo, It doesn't have to be free. It just has to be on-site. If it's not on-site, I'd rather it be subsidized by the company. As a perk!

[quangp]

Exxon in Woodlands does have onsite daycare along with other amenities

[ptt]

Shell, BP

[Meyerland]

Originally Posted by testmo

That'll be next to zero. Some school districts have daycares teachers can use. Same with some universities. not aware of it being free to them. Many larger business have a flexible spending account options to help offset costs of daycare on federal taxes via a payroll deduction/reimbursement. Thats the same in all states

The teachers have to pay,but it's not too expensive.

[lipbalm]

i don't think most companies advertise what the benefits package is to non-employees. This is a very weird question, hope this is not some job search strategy.

[RadiantCleveland]

Originally Posted by lipbalm

i don't think most companies advertise what the benefits package is to non-employees. This is a very weird question, hope this is not some job search strategy.

Of course companies advertise their benefit packages to non-employees? How else will they attract new employees?

Exxon Mobil
A summary of major campus components includes:

Campus
The 385-acre ExxonMobil Campus will feature multiple low-rise office buildings, a state-of-the-art meeting and training center, a laboratory, wellness center, a child development center, and dining and retail amenities.

It's a job search strategy. You take your kid to work, drop her off, and pick her up when you are done. Less money out of your pocket because you are saving money on commuting back & forth to daycare + it is subsidized.

Thanks to those who have chimed in so far!