Free diapers near you.

Find organizations that distribute free diapers to low income families or single adults. Many of these are charities or churches, with some government programs or companies also assisting. There are free diaper banks near you listed below as well as distribution centers for single mothers, teenage moms, and families living in poverty.

Anyone that needs free or low cost diapers or baby wipes, or samples, near where they live, and that meet qualifications, may apply. Low-income families, people with no money as well as single mothers can get free diaper samples or they can get an ongoing supply of free Pampers, Huggies or other diapers for a new baby. There will be help with diapers from a charity, company, government agency or church near them. Many locations also give other baby supplies.

Manufacturers that give free diaper samples or wipes

Some companies, such as Huggies and Pampers, may also provide free diaper through programs such as Every Little Bottom as well as Project Hug. They may provide disposables or cloth trial services for newborns as well as other baby supplies in partnership with non-profits near you. They can also give samples to people who sign up, or they may provide entire boxes of diapers.

Other help may also be arranged by corporations for low-income families. Some manufacturers issue coupons that parents can use to shop, or they give vouchers or gift cards to pay for the diapers. The national companies may also coordinate fund raisers and partner with other regional businesses to help low income parents. Or they may provide surplus items to the diaper banks and non-profits that are listed below.

Charities that give free diapers to the low-income

The charity type agencies listed below receive donations of diapers (or the money to pay for them) from local businesses, civic groups, community businesses, schools and faith-based organizations. Samples can also be provided to some clients from free diaper banks near you. The goal is to help ensure parents have free diapers, wipes, and other personal hygiene or cleaning supplies to ensure that the newborn is healthy. Find a listing of resources by state below.

A nationwide network of free clothing closets will help with diapers, and those centers can be used for help. While some of them sell low cost goods, others will provide the essentials that a new, low income parent needs at no cost to them. Some struggling families may be given help for a newborn, maternity or baby clothes or free diapers may be offered in an emergency. They also provide referrals. Find sources of free clothes and household items.

Families in the military, foster kids, and special needs infants can apply for free diapers from the Rebecca Foundation's Cloth Option Closet. They have clothe diapers, deliver items to regions not supported by a “chapter”, and will even loan out free diapers as well to qualified low income parents.

National charity diaper banks are an option too. Organizations such as the Junior League often giveaway limited amounts of free diapers. There is also assistance from Feeding America, that works with many local charitable food banks. Most of them give away baby supplies too, including diapers. Locate Feeding America phone numebrs near you.

Find help from a local diaper bank assistance program near you

Find information below, by state and county, on which charities to contact for free diaper assistance programs near you, how to apply, and who to call. There may be cloth items, free samples, wipes and more given, including free diapers in an emergency. The supply is always limited and many of these sites are open limited hours. If an organization is not near you, then contact a location in a nearby state for referrals to a free baby program for your baby or newborn.

Alabama

Magnolia Church of Christ Benevolence, 2650 Vulcan Ave., Florence, Alabama 3563. Dial (256)766-3902 or (256) 767-6776
Service Center of Catholic Social Services, main address 188 S Florida St, Mobile, AL 36606, main phone (251) 434-1500 or 215-431-1511. In addition to free diapers, other government funded social services may be provided. This can include cribs for a thrift store, free formula, and applications for the WIC Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children program.
Other churches and non-profit agencies operate across the state too. They support unemployed parents, those living in poverty, and others in need of supplies. More on free diapers in Alabama.

Alaska

HeartReach Center Inc., 865 S Seward Meridian Pkwy, Wasilla, AK 99654. The main number for the non-profit organization is 907-373-3456.
PATHway Family Center is based at 639 W. International Airport Rd., #16 in Anchorage Alaska 99518. Telephone (907) 729-5020 or 907-770-5007.

Arizona

Baby Diaper Bank of Central AZ is at 405 N 75th Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85043. Call (602) 715-2629, Provides assistance to all of Maricopa County. They have free samples of single moms and others in a crisis.
Millions of free diapers are distributed across the state, primarily to families in southern Arizona, from the Diaper Bank of Southern Arizona. They are located in Tucson and can be reached at (520) 325-1400. The organization is the nation’s first diaper bank and is located in Pima County.

They receive donations from fund raiser drives and local businesses. In addition to helping families with offering cloth or disposable diapers, they also want to point them in the right direction so they can become self-sufficient over the long term. The location is 41050 S Plumer Ave, Tucson, AZ 85719. Call the non-profit at (520) 325-1400 for information on how to apply.

Thousands of additional families in Maricopa County can get diapers from other sources too. There are distribution centers at charities, churches, Pregnancy Centers and social service offices. Read more on free diapers in Maricopa County.

Arkansas

Arkansas Diaper Depot / Food for Kids, location is 4301 W 65th St, Little Rock, AR 72209, phone (501) 565-8855. The site may have Pampers for new moms, baby wipes, and more.
Baby Basics of North East Arkansas, address 220 N. Williams, Monette, Arkansas 72477, call (870) 930-0040. the charity can provide diapers, information on child and health care, and other services to the working poor and low income.

California

Baby Basics of the Peninsula, 405 El Camino Real, #238, Menlo Park California 94025. Telephone number to apply at is 650-714-3059.
Bags4kids, 10701 Applewood Drive California City, California 93505, (760) 373-7632
California Emergency Foodlink has free baby supplies, including wipes and diapers. The address is 5800 Foodlink Street, Sacramento California 95828. Low income families can get referrals to diaper programs, food banks for soap, and more. Phone: (916) 387-9000.
Clear Charity – The organization is located in Orange County California and they currently provide subsidized (50% off of wholesale price) diapers. They are also working towards providing diapers at no cost to families in need, and that program may start soon. www.CloseTheDiaperGap.org
LOVE INC. of North East San Gabriel is a charity that only covers Azusa, Baldwin Park, Covina, Glendora, La Puente, San Dimas and West Covina. There may be free diapers, clothes, and other baby supplies. Call (626) 858-3300.
Catholic Charities has multiple churches in Los Angeles area, including Long Beach. They offer free diapers, wipes, creams, and other items to new moms, including immigrants and Spanish speakers. Call Long beach at (213) 251-3432.
LIFT LA supports the needy, working poor, single mothers and less fortunate. Get referrals to diaper and free baby wipe drives, housing, and more. Call (213) 744 - 9468 for information.
Lighthouse Counseling & Family Resource Center, 110 Gateway Dr #210, Lincoln, CA 95648. Main number is (916) 645-3300. They have a free baby bank on site for lower income households.
Los Angeles - There are several other charities that may offer free baby items, such as diapers and more. Some non-profits may even have cribs, gently used or new clothing, food/formula and supplies for new mothers. More on free diapers in Los Angeles.
Mendocino Diaper Depot, address is 631 S Orchard Ave, Ukiah, CA 95482. Phone - 707-467-2010
Nevada County Diaper Project, 13948 Hemlock Dr., Penn Valley, California 95946, call (530) 432-1974
Operation Showers of Appreciation, 2303 Canyon Vista Dr, Fallbrook, CA 92028. Phone: (928) 201-9335. they give free diapers to new, low-income parents or those with no money.
Sacramento Food Bank & Family Services, 1951 Bell Ave, Sacramento, CA 95838, call 916-456-1980. Some additional baby clothing may be sold at a reduced price. Please donate to the center if you can. They also have cloth diapers. Many other regional programs are available, and find diaper programs in Sacramento.
Riverside California - Working poor families as well as parents living in poverty can get diapers. The free wipes and Pampers are combined with educational support or workshops. Find free diapers and baby wipes in Riverside.
San Diego County - Dozens of thrift stores, clothing centers, and charities help new and expectant moms. More on San Diego free diapers.
San Francisco, San Mateo, San Jose, and Bay area California - The goal of the Bay Area Diaper Bank and other local groups is to distribute free diapers to agencies throughout northern California that serve mothers and children in need. Thousands of families take advantage of the assistance program every month. Find resources in San Francisco and San Mateo County.
Los Angeles and San Francisco California - Call Help a Mother Out. This assistance program covers much of California. They provide free diapers to over 20 non-profit agencies that are located in San Francisco, Contra Costa County, Alameda, Solano and San Mateo counties. Contact information is info@helpamotherout.org. Supports moms and infants in nearby regions as well, including Alameda County and Oakland California.
St. Margaret's Center/Catholic Charities of LA, 10217 Inglewood Avenue, Lennox California 90304, 310-672-2208
Tender Hands Safe Haven, location of the center is 55 E. Jamestown St, Stockton, California 95207. Dial (209) 407-8633.

Colorado

Diaper Bank of the Rockies, 2463 Ashland Lane, Fort Collins, Colorado 80524. The non-profit support low income and new parents in Denver. Call (970) 412-2046 for assistance in buying diapers.
Food Bank of the Rockies has a main office at 10700 E. 45th Ave., Denver, Colorado 80239. Call (303) 371-9250. They may also have formula, food boxes for pregnant women, and more. This is all in addition to disposable diapers. They also work with local churches and charities.
Haven's Hope, Acts 4 Community Outreach Services, address: 900 Jefferson Co. Pkwy., Golden Colorado 80401. Main phone - 303-946-7342.

Connecticut

IHSP Diaper Bank, 53 Grove St., Putnam, Connecticut 06320. Phone 860-928-0169.
Second Congregational Church Diaper Bank. The charity distribution center is at 800 Main Street, Winsted Connecticut 06098, call 860-379-4766
The Diaper Bank receives donations from local businesses and from charity run diaper drives. They can proceed to offer free diapers to poor and low income families through existing local charities and service providers in Connecticut. The agency works with daycare centers, local food pantries, soup kitchens, community action agencies, social service agencies and local shelters. New Haven Connecticut. Call (203) 934-7009. The main site is at 370 State St, North Haven, CT 06473. Assistance is available across all of New Haven County and the state.
Several other regional diaper banks and local agencies in Connecticut assist lower income and working poor parents. Find additional sources of free diapers in Connecticut.

Delaware

Catholic Charities Bayard House, 300 Bayard Avenue, Wilmington Delaware 19805. The center supports the entire state. Phone (302) 654-1184.

Florida

Baby Basics of Collier County, Inc., 8570 Danbury Blvd. #103, Naples, Florida 34120. Call (239)352-4310
Broward County and Fort Lauderdale is supported by Respect Life Ministry as well as other non-profit groups. Diapers, pregnancy tests, and other items are offered. Continue with Broward County free diaper programs.
Dade County - Free diapers are given to Miami families and other low income parents in the county. Whether it is Pampers, Huggies, or cloth items, assistance is available. Find diaper programs in Miami.
Destiny Diaper Bank covers the entire southwest Florida area. The non-profit gives away hundreds of thousands of diapers a year to the low income, single moms or dads and needy. They may also provide free samples or coupons to buy them. They have multiple sites throughout southwest Florida that they distribute diapers from, and also partner with local social service agencies. The group is run by volunteers. Cape Coral, Florida. Call (239)-549-2130. or (239) 288-6209
Hands on Miami - STOP Hunger, INC. of Miami, Florida 33261 partners with other non-profits on a diaper distribution program for needy families, including single parents or the homeless that meet income limits. The main number is (305) 504-4510 or (305) 891-8811.
First Coast Women's Services. The mailing address is 11215 San Jose Boulevard, Jacksonville, Florida 32223. The non-profit supports lower income women in Duval County. Diapers, referrals, and other aid is provided to those that qualify. Call (904) 262-6300, or try another non-profit known as Emergency Pregnancy Services at (904) 308-7510. More diaper programs in Duval County.
Junior League of Boca Raton Diaper Bank is based at 261 NW 13th Street, Boca Raton, Florida 33432. Many volunteers and other support the less fortunate with basic needs such as diapers, housing, and more. Call 561-620-2553.
St. Margaret Mary Catholic Church, 526 N. Park Ave., Winter Park, Florida 32789. Diapers are available in Orange County Florida, including Orlando. Call (407) 647-3392
St. Matthew House - Has referrals as well as baby basics, such as wipes or diapers. The non-profit is at 2001 Arpt Rd S, Naples, FL 34112, phone (239) 774-0500.
Treasure Coast Food Bank, main address is at 401 Angle Rd, Fort Pierce, FL 34947, call 772-489-3034

Georgia

The Atlanta Community Food Bank provides free diapers in partnership with local charities and national businesses such as Pampers and Huggies Every Little Bottom Program. Many of the cloth or disposable diapers distributed are available to low income because the box may have been damaged by the retailer, but the products themselves are in great condition. Some may refer to them as salvaged. The diaper bank is in Atlanta Georgia, call (404) 892-3333.
Loving Hands and the Atlanta Diaper Relief, main address is 6461 Church St, Douglasville, GA 30134. Telephone (770) 577-1777.
Family Restoration Outreach Ministry, 1827 Carrolton Villa Rica Hwy., Villa Rica, GA Georgia 30180, (678) 939-7192
The Diaper Bank of Greater Atlanta, 2774 North Cobb Pkwy. Ste. 109-353, Kennesaw, Georgia 30152, phone (404) 910-3242 or email thedbga2011@yahoo.com. Both Fulton County low income families and residents of metro Atlanta can receive assistance in the form of free diapers, baby wipes, referrals, and meals. There is also help for DeKalb County families. More on baby supplies and free diapers in Atlanta.

Illinois

Between Friends Food Pantry of Sugar Grove, 51 Wheeler Road, Sugar Grove Illinois 60554, call (630) 999-4000
Bundled Blessings Diaper Pantry, 516 Church Street, Evanston Illinois 60201, call 847-864-6181
Diaper Bank of Southern Illinois gives away free diapers and baby supplies from 77 S Henderson St, Galesburg, IL 61401, telephone (618) 549-2148
Diaper Bank Partnership of Lake County, Box 535, Wauconda Illinois 60084, 847-544-9568
Diaper Depot – A project of Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Chicago supports thousands of residents per year. Many low income parents receive assistance from the non-profit. Location is 671 S. Lewis Avenue, Waukegan, Illinois, 60085. Financial aid, free food, vouchers to buy baby diapers, and more is offered. Phone number is (847) 782-4117. The poor, unemployed, and other low income families from the city and Cook County receive help from the non-profit. A free diaper program can help the working poor in Chicago as well as single mothers.
People's Resource Center, 201 S. Naperville Rd., Wheaton, Illinois, main telephone number is (630) 682-5402
St. Clair County area and southern Illinois is supported by Metro East Diaper Bank
Address is 4020 Greenmount Crossing Dr. #421, Fallon, Illinois 62269. Call 618-741-7296, or email Contact@metroeastdiaperbank.org
Diaper Bank of Northern Illinois is located in McHenry Illinois. The agency serves thousands of people and families through multiple social service agencies. the free diaper bank distributes tens of thousands of free diapers each month to qualified families. Address is 4138 W Orleans St, McHenry, IL 60050 and dial (815) 385-5437
St Paul's Episcopal Church is based at 3717 Main St, McHenry, IL 60050. Call (815) 385-0390.

Indiana

Birthright of Evansville, Inc., 20 Read Street, Evansville, Indiana. Dial (812) 424-2555 for information.
Free diapers may be available for low-income families with young children, household with elderly and disabled, and other struggling individuals from the Diaper Bank of Northern Indiana. They partner with local social service agencies and companies like Huggies and their Every Little Bottom Program, and diapers are distributed through many of the local non-profit agencies across Indiana. The location is 9511 Angola Ct, Indianapolis, IN 46268. Call (317) 855-0533 or email info@diaperbankni.org
Evansville Christian Life Center, main address is 509 S. Kentucky Avenue, Evansville Indiana 47714. Call 812-423-9222
Heiny Helpers. This agency on serves families in the immediate area. Location of their office is 2420 East Third Street, Bloomington, Indiana 47401. Phone (812) 332-4439.
Matrix Pregnancy Resource Center, 935 Mezzanine Drive, Ste. A, Lafayette, Indiana 47905, telephone 765-742-1533
Encountering Hope Ministries has a diaper bank program known as the The Abba Clinic at Hope Central, 966 Aigner Dr, Boonville, IN 47601, call 812-897-4910

Iowa

Eastern Iowa Diaper Bank provides free baby supplies, including diapers, Pampers, Huggies and other products to low-income families in Iowa. The main location is 420 6th St SE, Cedar Rapids, IA 52403. Call (319) 364-8909
Harrison County Diaper Bank, 122 W 8th St, Logan, IA 51546, call (712) 644-2220 for information.

Kansas

Diaper Depot - Junior League of Topeka, 1251 SW Arrowhead Rd #120, Topeka, KS 66604. Phone number 785-273-0830. Also supports Shawnee County.
Happy Bottoms in Lenexa location is 303 W 79th St, Kansas City, MO 64114. Dial (855) 479-2867 for information on free diapers, including disposables. Offers assistance across Missouri and parts of Kansas.

Louisiana

ACCESS Pregnancy & Referral Centers, 921 Aris Avenue, Metairie Louisiana 70005. Dial (504) 832-1503 to sign up.
Junior League of New Orleans operates a part time diaper distribution program at 4319 Carondelet St, New Orleans, LA 70115. Based on resources, they give out free pampers to people in a hardship, wipes, formula, and other baby items. Call (504) 891-5845

Maryland

Baby Basics of Hagerstown, 1601 Pennsylvania Ave., Hagerstown Maryland 21742, telephone (240) 217-8182. Diapers and baby clothing is available across Washington County.
Food Link, Emergency Baby Pantry, address is 2666 Riva Rd., #390, Annapolis, MD Maryland 21401, dial (410) 897-3941. The charity also covers the city of Baltimore. Find other diaper assistance programs in Baltimore.
Maryland Diaper Bank partners with charities, churches and non-profits to help the poor, people with no money and unemployed. Get free diapers (cloth and disposable) as well as other goods. Call 240-844-2307
Walk the Walk Foundation, PO Box 342, Millersville Maryland 21108, call (443) 457-0216

Massachusetts

Allston Brighton Baby Diaper Bank Program, 7 Commonwealth Ct #13, Brighton, Massachusetts 02135, call (857) 334-3347. The low income in Suffolk County and nearby Boston can call upon this non-profit charity. Formula, free disposable diapers, and much more is offered.
Anchor of Hope Diaper Bank is at 69 Summer Street, Haverhill, MA 01830. Call 978-241-2410 or 211
Cradles to Crayons -- Boston, 281 Newtonville Ave, Newtonville, MA 02460. Phone (617) 779-4700. Free trial samples of Pamper diapers may be given to families in poverty.
Christ Church - The Diaper Depot of Waltham helps families and individuals in Waltham and the Boston area. In order to get free diapers from this bank, families will need to be referred by WIC, charities and local homeless shelters. However, they may also be able to help people from word of mouth. Call 781-891-6012
A Baby Center, 81 Willow Ave., Hyannis, Massachusetts 02601. Phone (508) 771-8157. Furniture, cribs, wipes, towels, and more is available.
Baby Basics, Inc., PO Box 920507, Needham, Massachusetts 02492, call (617) 305-6899

Michigan

Brooklyn Diaper Pantry, All Saints Episcopal Church, 151 N. Main St., Brooklyn Michigan 49230, call (517) 592-2244 for information.
Catholic Charities Western Michigan is based at 1095 Third St., Muskegon, Michigan 49441. Dial (231) 726-5341. Various churches give out free diapers, gift cards, samples and more.
Detroit Area Diaper Bank can have free supplies. The center is at 45361 Indian Creek Drive, Canton, Michigan. People from across Wayne County can receive assistance. They partner with churches on offering surplus diapers to the poor. Call (313) 356-6470
Gratiot County Baby Pantry, 525 State St., Alma Michigan 48801, call (989) 463-1422 or (989) 463-3209
Great Start Parent Coalition of Kent County MI, location is 118 Commerce Ave SW, Grand Rapids, MI 49503, telephone (616) 632-1019
Midland Community Diaper Bank, address - 503 S. Saginaw Road, Midland, Michigan 48640. Telephone (989) 859-4884
Nestlings Diaper Bank, address 650 Riley St l, Holland, MI 49424. Main number is (616) 298-1009
Northminster Presbyterian Church, 3633 W. Big Beaver Road, Troy Michigan 48084. Residents can call 248-644-5920.

Minnesota

Common Cup Ministry, 218 Main St. S. #100, Hutchinson, Minnesota 55350, call (320) 234-8344
Families Helping Each Other is located at 887 Pierce Butler Rte, St Paul, MN 55104. Dial the charity at (612) 235-9336
People Serving People, address 614 3rd Street S., Minneapolis Minnesota 55415, telephone 612-332-4500. Serves the greater Twin Cities region. Everything from maternity clothing to the use of a diaper bank is available.

Missouri

Cover Your Bum Diaper Bank offers cloth diaper loans only. The items are distributed by Crosslines Food Pantry. They operate from a center at 3055 E Division St, Springfield, MO 65802. Telephone (417) 869-0563.
Diaper Bank of The Ozarks has an office in Springfield Missouri 65807. Phone 417-848-5049.
A diaper bank known as Happy Bottoms serves people in the Kansas City area. The organization is a partnership of Cornerstones of Care and Healthy Families of Kansas City. The goal is to coordinate free diaper drives that will then go ahead and support local agencies serving low income families in the community. They also offer information on WIC and government benefits. Provides free diapers to Kansas City area agencies and social service groups. Location is 303 W 79th St, Kansas City, MO 64114. Dial (855) 479-2867.
City and County of Saint Louis - Low income parents have several agencies to turn to for assistance. Options range from thrift stores to charities such as the Salvation Army. More on Saint Louis diapers.

Nevada

Baby’s Bounty services all of Nevada, with a focus on Las Vegas. The charity is a free diaper bank with multiple distribution centers in the state. Call 702-485-2229.
Women and Children's Center of the Sierras, 3905 Neil Road, Suite 2, Reno Nevada 89509, (775) 825-7395. If you live in Las Vegas or the Clark County region, call this agency or use the following resource for referrals and additional information. Diapers, food stamps applications, and other support for pregnant mothers and low income parents is offered. Find diapers in Clark County and Las Vegas.

New Jersey

Anshe Emethe Community Development Corp., 222 Livingston Ave., New Brunswick, New Jersey 08901, call (732) 296-9922. Helps families in Middlesex County New Jersey.
Child & Family Resources, 111 Howard Blvd, Suite 201, Mt. Arlington, New Jersey 07856, call (877) 237-4116 or (973) 398-1730
Children's Aid & Family Services, 200 Robin Road, Paramus New Jersey 07652. Main number is 201-261-2800.
Wafa House Sincere Care for Our Families, 246 Clifton Ave., Suite 21, Clifton New Jersey 07011, (800) 930-9232

New Mexico

Diaper Bank of New Mexico is part of the Junior League at 6121 Indian School Rd NE # 120, Albuquerque, NM 87110, phone (505) 260-0199. The state government and human service agencies support immigrants, farm workers, and the working poor by providing diapers for a baby.

New York

Jillian's Drawers, 609 W Clinton St, Ithaca, NY 14850. Call 607-272-1237.
Queens Diaper Bank is by appointment only. Free diapers for low-income parents, including those on food stamps or public assistance. Health Solutions run the diaper bank, and dial 646-619-6400 for details.
St. Johns Outreach Sister Helen's Pantry, 160 Chestnut St., Lockport, New York 14094, call (716) 433-5252
The Hope Line covers all of NYC. The non-profit diaper bank is at 884 East 163rd Street, Bronx, New York 10459. Homeless adults with kids can get free cloth diapers, samples of Pampers and wipes. There are other programs that help low income families get diaper too, and call (718) 402-1212
Things of My Very Own, Inc.-Crisis Intervention Center is at 249 Green St, Schenectady, NY 12305, call (518) 630-5143. The capital region and down state are covered. So if you live in Albany or New York City you can call for information on diaper assistance programs. Thousands of working poor families with young babies get the free diapers they need from this NYC non-profit.

North Carolina

MiraVira - Outreach Assistance Program, 810 Tyvola Rd #100, Charlotte, NC 28217. Call (704) 525-4673
University Soup Kitchen has everything from free diapers, wipes or formula to food, hot meals, and even school items. The charity is at 5736 North Tryon Street, Charlotte, NC 28213. Dial (980) 263-9348
Diaper Bank of NC is a leading non-profit in the state. The location is 1311 E Club Blvd, Durham, NC 27704. Phone: (919) 886-8085. There is another free distribution site at 437 Dimmocks Mill Rd #1, Hillsborough, NC 27278.
The Diaper Train at Saint Saviour's Center, address 616 Tucker St., Raleigh, North Carolina, (919) 833-6400. Provides free diapers to Wake County.
Parents as Teachers - Who Needs A Change? of the High Country, 225 Birch Street, Boone North Carolina 28607, call 828-262-5424
There are dozens of other charities in North Carolina that may offer diapers to working poor families. They will be provided at no cost, and some families may also be given gift cards, free baby wipes, and more. Locate more North Carolina free diaper programs.

Ohio

Baby Basics of Cincinnati, Zion United Methodist Church, 4980 Zion Rd, Cleves, Ohio 45002. Phone (513) 353-8383. There is a case manager who can show residents how to get baby diapers, vouchers from charities, and other free supplies.
Diaper Bank of Greater Cleveland provides free Huggies, Pampers, wipes and more from 12200 Fairhill Rd, Cleveland, OH 44120. Dial (216) 545-1640
Mid-Ohio Foodbank, 3960 Brookham Dr., Grove City, Ohio 43123, call (614) 277-3663 or (614) 274-7770. Not only can help people acquire diapers and cleaning supplies, but other assistance is available as well. This can include free formula, clothing, and more. They work with charities and pantries in the region.
Sisters In Power Diaper Ministry, Toledo Area Ministries, 3043 Monroe Street Ohio, 419-242-7401
Together We Can Make A Difference Initiatives, 722 N. Perry St., Napoleon Ohio 43545. The intake line is 419-579-0199.

Oklahoma

Infant Crisis Services, Inc. helps families who are experiencing a crisis. They try to ensure that every toddler and baby gets access to life’s basic necessities. With the help of the members of the community, Infant Crisis Services supplies life-sustaining baby formula and food. In addition, they run a bank that provides free diapers and clothing for both toddlers and babies in times of crisis. They help thousands of babies and toddlers get help in central Oklahoma and Oklahoma City every month. Call 405-528-3663. The main office is at 4224 N Lincoln Blvd, Oklahoma City, OK 73105.
Infant Crisis Services, Inc., 4224 N. Lincoln Blvd. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73105, phone: (405) 528-3663. All supports single moms and their children in the county.
The entire eastern portion of the state, including the county and city of Tulsa Oklahoma, is covered as well by local charities. Find diaper programs in Tulsa.

Oregon

PDX Diaper Bank, Portland, Oregon 97269. Provides programs for the greater Multnomah County region as well. The goal is to help underprivileged moms with newborns to get the support they need. Email info@pdxdiaperbank.org
The greater Portland area has several other diaper assistance programs too. They cover Clackamas, Multnomah and Washington County among other regions. Find details on Portland Oregon.

Pennsylvania

Catholic Social Services-Northeast Family Service Center. The main office is at 7340 Jackson St., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19136. Dial the free charity diaper bank at (215) 624-5920. Formula, meals, referrals, and public aid is offered too.
Cradles to Crayons--Philadelphia branch, 4700 Wissahickon Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19144. Call (215)836-0958
Mitzvah Circle Foundation, main address Blue Bell Pennsylvania 19422, phone 484-897-0414
Pregnancy Support Services at Catholic Charities of Pittsburgh, 212 9th Street, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15222. Call 412-325-6754. Others numerous social services and emergency assistance. Free diapers from a clothing closet, attire for pregnant mothers, formula, and more is available. Other baby supplies are provided at no cost to the client.
The Danville Area Diaper Bank, Christ Memorial Episcopal Church, 120 E. Market Street, Danville Pennsylvania 17821, call (570) 275-3903
The Greater Philadelphia Diaper Bank, 1 Yale Drive, Richboro, Pennsylvania 1895. Phone (215) 919-8500. There are also dozens of other non-profits in the county that partner with this organization. Whether it is free food, gift cards to buy diapers, or counseling, assistance is offered. More on diaper programs in Philadelphia County.

Rhode Island

Project Undercover, 50 Greco Lane, Warwick, RI 02886. Call (401) 773-4250. The agency partners with the state government to support the entire state.

South Carolina

Family Outreach of Horry County, 1836 Lone Star St, Conway, SC 29526. Call the non-profit agency at (843) 234-2350 for information on free diaper distribution programs and related resources. Single parents and seniors in Horry County can get help.
Junior League of Charleston Diaper Bank is at 51 Folly Rd Blvd, Charleston, SC 29407. They help single mothers, people with no money and the low-income. Get free diapers and other help. Call (843) 763-5284
Dozens of charities also cover the entire State of South Carolina. The organizations provide everything from free cloth diapers to wipes, information on coupon programs, and other free resources. Click more information on South Carolina diaper programs.

Tennessee

Catholic Charities of Tennessee, Inc., 30 White Bridge Rd., Nashville, Tennessee, (615) 760-1025. The diaper bank and clothing closet they run is for the needy and low income in Davidson County.
Memphis as well as Shelby County area - As many as 10 charities may offer diapers. Both adult and newborn may be passed out. Clients range from single moms to the unemployed, disabled, and others. Find Memphis and Shelby County diapers.
Newborns In Need - Nashville Chapter, PO Box 31, Hermitage, Tennessee, (718) 683-4661. There are several other assistance programs in the area. Find free diapers in Davidson County.
St John's United Methodist Church--Operation Swaddling Clothes, 1207 Peabody Ave., Memphis, Tennessee 38104-4567, telephone number (901) 726-4104. Offers support for Shelby County.

Texas

Captain Hope's Kids, 10480 Shady Trail, Dallas, TX, phone - 214-630-5765. In addition to diapers, children can get free clothes, coats, shoes, and even school uniforms.
Catholic Charities has a diaper bank in central Texas, including for Dallas and Tarrant County. Free baby stuff, diapers, gift cards and more from 1421 W Mockingbird Ln, Dallas, TX 75247. Call (866) 223-7500.
Texas Diaper Bank, 1701 W. Woodlawn, San Antonio Texas 78201, telephone 210-731-8118. If you live in Bexar County, call this center. Information on how to apply for diapers as well as free wipes are provided to Spanish speakers as well.
There are dozens of other local diaper banks in Texas. They help the poor, immigrants, and low income by passing out pampers and other supplies. More on free diapers in Texas.

Virginia

A Small Hand, Edinburg Christian Church, 210 Center Street Edinburg, Virginia 22824-0117, call (540) 933-6313
Little Hands - Capital Diaper Bank is at 7101 Forest Hill Ave, Richmond, VA 23225. Dial (804) 918-3068. Central and northern Virginia, including Henrico County, are covered.
Hope Charitable Services-Greater Hampton Roads Diaper Bank, P1600 Elbow Rd, Chesapeake, VA 23320. Provides free diapers to the eastern Virginia region. The email is ghrdiaperbank@gmail.com

Washington

KidVantage Issaquah is at 1510 NW Maple St, Issaquah, WA 98027. Call (425) 865-0234
Inland NW Baby, 1724 E Montgomery Dr, Spokane Valley, WA 99206. Dial (509) 499-0670. Staff help parents, including the unemployed, get the cloth diapers they need for their child’s safety.
Next Step Pregnancy Services, location 17602 Highway 99, Lynwood, Washington 98037, (425)329-4569
St. Joseph's Baby Corner, Inc., Seattle, Washington 98122, call (206) 726-1435. One of the non-profits for King County.
YMCA - The Other Bank, 220 Union Avenue SE, Olympia, Washington 98465, telephone (360) 352-0593. The charity has a free diaper distribution center.
Tri-Cities Diaper Bank, 1807 McMurray Ave, Richland, WA 99354. Phone: (509) 946-8807
WestSide Baby, 10032 15th Ave. SW, Seattle, Washington 98146. Main number for the free diaper giveaway programs is (206) 767-1662.
Seattle area residents can contact WestSide Baby for free diapers. The non-profit organization is mostly run by volunteers from the community. They currently distribute tens of thousands of diapers to the low income, unemployed, and working poor in Washington. They also partner with numerous local organizations, including more than 100 social service agencies and charities. People can not only get free diapers from the organization, but they can also get toys, clothing, and baby equipment like cribs and car seats. Call (206) 767-1662
There are other resources in the Seattle area. Each charity is focused on a certain part of the city. Read more on diaper assistance in King County.

Washington DC

DC Diaper Bank, 8860 Monard Dr, Silver Spring, MD 20910. Dial (202) 656-8503. They cover northern VA, MD and Washington DC.

West Virginia

New Life Necessities Diaper Bank, 501 Elizabeth Street, Charleston West Virginia 25311, call 304-342-0029. Single moms and parents can get help meeting the needs of their newborns.

Wisconsin

Baby Care of The Evangelical Free Church, 1710 N. 15th Street, Sheboygan Wisconsin 53081. Phone number: 920-207-0515
Fox Cities Diaper Bank also works with the United Way. Location is 1455 Midway Road, Menasha Wisconsin 54952. Dial (920) 954-7210
Pregnancy Helpline Sharing Center, 1922 S Stoughton Rd, Madison, WI 53716, call 608-222-0008. Helps new moms and their infant/babies that reside in Madison County.

Wyoming

United Way of Southwest Wyoming Community Diaper Bank, 404 N Street, Suite 301, Rock Springs Wyoming 82901, call 307-362-5003

Conclusion - free diaper giveaway programs help the low income

Many of these diaper banks and charitable groups work with companies such as Huggies and their Every Little Bottom program or the National Diaper Bank Network Clearinghouse. They may also have partnerships in place with Pampers and other diaper manufacturers so that samples can be given out to parents that request them. These are just a few of the churches, non-profits and charities that distribute free diapers, but each state will also have clothing closets that can be contacted.

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