Establishes a federal pilot program for cost-sharing of child care expenses among employers, employees, and government.

The Tri-Share Child Care Pilot Act of 2025 establishes a federal pilot program to share child care expenses among employers, employees, and the government. Employers, employees, and the government will each contribute one-third of the eligible child care costs. Eligible children must be under the minimum age for kindergarten or elementary school and have a parent employed by a participating employer. The program includes a competitive grant process for states to apply, with considerations for unmet demand for child care, state capacity, and employer participation.

Establishes a federal pilot program for cost-sharing of child care expenses among employers, employees, and government.

The Tri-Share Child Care Pilot Act of 2025 establishes a federal pilot program to share child care expenses among employers, employees, and the government. Employers, employees, and the government will each contribute one-third of the eligible child care costs. Eligible children must be under the minimum age for kindergarten or elementary school and have a parent employed by a participating employer. The program includes a competitive grant process for states to apply, with considerations for unmet demand for child care, state capacity, and employer participation.