COVID-19 Relief for Families
Many Arizona families have become unemployed because of COVID-19 and are looking for help with diapers. More than ever, we need your support to keep up with this demand.
635,000 diapers distributed in 2020. This year, our goal is 800,000.
We are proud of the work we are doing to support Arizona families during this time of need. Working with twenty-seven partner agencies, we distributed over 635,000 diapers last year and over 256,000 wipes. That said, we know our partner agencies are facing increased demand for services as many more families find themselves struggling because of the pandemic. Please make your AZ Charitable Tax Credit donation today - up to $400 for a single filer or up to $800 for a married couple filing jointly. You have until May 17, 2021 to make a donation for your 2020 taxes.
Why what we do matters
Many non-profit agencies help with hunger, homelessness, and other needs. There is only one diaper bank in Phoenix that focuses on simply acquiring diapers. By taking on the responsibility of sourcing diapers and then distributing those diapers to our partner agencies, we save those organizations a great deal of time and money so they can help a greater number of Arizona families.
Diaper Need FAQs
Diaper Bank Founder Ginger Clayton discusses her own story with diaper need and why diaper banks are crucial in the community.
Diaper Need FAQs
- 1 in 3 American families experience diaper need or the lack of enough diapers to keep a child clean and dry.
- Negative physical and emotional repercussions result when families face diaper need.
- There is no Federal program that covers diaper costs. Families cannot buy diapers with SNAP benefits (Food Stamps) or WIC benefits.
- Arizona does not have a program in place to help families purchase diapers. (Currently only three states do)
- 1 in 4 Arizona children live below the Federal Poverty Line.
- Most childcare providers, even subsidized or free centers, require parents to have a supply of disposable diapers (not cloth) for their child to attend for the day. No childcare means no work for parents.
Diaper Bank Founder Ginger Clayton discusses her own story with diaper need and why diaper banks are crucial in the community.
The Diaper Bank of Central Arizona would not be possible without the support and guidance of the National Diaper Bank Network and the Diaper Bank of Southern Arizona
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A Tremendous Thank You to our Corporate Sponsors
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