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A mother experiencing diaper need holds her baby.

1 in 2 young families in the U.S. cannot afford enough diapers to keep their infant or child clean, dry, and healthy. We believe clean diapers are as essential to a little one's well-being as food and shelter.

The “Silent Crisis” of diaper need

Diaper need is a growing problem in our country. And it’s a little known fact that federal food programs such as SNAP and WIC don’t cover the cost of disposable diapers.

Without clean diapers:

An infant wearing a diaper

Babies are exposed to potential health risks and require more trips to the pediatrician.

A diaper

Parents are unable to access child care, which requires a daily supply of diapers.

A family experiencing diaper need with their baby.

Parents miss work or school, fueling even more financial stress for the family.

Help Bundled Blessings meet that need here in Evanston, Illinois and our neighboring communities.
A sleeping infant

Thank you for the diapers I received for my daughter Miranda. It is a great help during this difficult time.”

-Maria Alvarez

What we do

An outreach of the First United Methodist Church of Evanston, the Bundled Blessings Diaper Bank distributes a monthly supplement of diapers in partnership with local agencies. We reach more than 900 children in Evanston, Illinois and surrounding areas. That’s over 47,000 diapers each month, thanks to the generosity of our donors and volunteers!

A volunteer helps pack diapers to end diaper need.

Bundled Blessings'  impact by the numbers

Almost 2,500,000 total diapers distributed in Evanston, Illinois, and nearby communities since 2013!

● 47,000 diapers distributed monthly through 19 partner agencies

● Over 900 children receive diapers monthly

● 15 drop-off barrels to make donating diapers easy

An empty toilet paper roll demonstrates diaper need.

You can make a difference

Our volunteers and donors are an essential part of our mission at Bundled Blessings Diaper Bank. There’s a place for you here to help families struggling with diaper need in our communities.

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