$50

keeps 2 babies clean & healthy for a month

$200

keeps 8 babies clean & healthy for a month

$500

provides 30 babies with wipes for a year

$1,000

gives 8 babies clean diapers every day for a year

$2,000

provides 25 babies with diapers for a year

One in two families still experience critical diaper need.

A diaper is a small thing. But when you don’t have one, it becomes everything.
It can mean the difference between sending a child to daycare or staying home from work. Between another impossible choice and a little relief.

This year, Diaper Train is on track to distribute nearly 1.5 million diapers—
a 25% increase over last year.

Behind that number are Wake County families struggling to afford the essentials. Because diapers aren’t optional. And no family should have to worry about where the next one will come from.

Your gift provides more than diapers.
It provides Stability. Dignity. Opportunity.

Together, we can ensure that no family has to worry about where their next diaper will come from.

The power behind a diaper.

Did you know that daycares cannot legally accept any children who don’t have their own supply of diapers? Did you know public assistance programs in the U.S. don’t consider diapers to be an essential need and therefore don’t help to cover the cost? Access to diapers can immediately impact a family’s mental and physical health and well-being.
reduces child health issues
reduces domestic violence and child abuse
increases income potential
increases economic opportunities for parents
Join us in gifting our neighbor families with the dignity and peace that comes from access to diapers.

ONE LESS WORRY

Maya and Carlos were both working hard to provide for their young daughter. But between rent, groceries, gas, and childcare, there was rarely enough left over.

Even diapers—something their daughter needed to attend daycare—could strain their budget.
With a regular supply of diapers from Diaper Train, they had one less expense to worry about and a little more breathing room each month.

Because diapers are about more than keeping a child clean and comfortable. They help parents work, families stay afloat, and children thrive.

It’s a small thing.
But it makes a big difference.