National Diaper Bank Network

Walworth County Diaper Bank delivers wholesome food, diapers, and other home goods.

St. Louis Area Diaper Bank is to assist newborns and their families. St. Louis Area Diaper Bank aspires to make a positive health, social and economic impact by offering more than just diapers and period supplies.

Period Pantry Project's mission is to establish a dependable source of period hygiene supplies that is accessible to anyone in the Central Ohio

Helping Mamas is the baby supply bank of Georgia. Providing critical infant supplies and menstrual products to low-income families.

The Speed Family Blessing Box and Pantry is a non-profit organization that provides food, clothing, and more for those in need.

The Junior League of Tampa, Inc., a group of 1,900 women, was established in 1926 with the mission of advancing voluntarism, advancing the potential of women, and enhancing communities via the effective action and leadership of trained volunteers. It only serves educational and charitable purposes.

The Athens Area Diaper Bank assists local families in keeping their babies clean, dry and healthy.

The Diaper Bank of Greater Cleveland (DBGC) is a diaper bank with 501(c)(3) status that was incorporated in the State of Ohio.

The Diaper Alliance mission is to provide essential support to those in our community living at or below ALICE through partnerships and collaborations with direct service agencies that provide counseling, education, employment, food, pantry items and more.

Moms Helping Moms Foundation is a baby supply and nappy bank that offers vital baby items to underserved families in New Jersey so that all children can have a safe, happy and healthy start in life.

Giving the Basics provides the necessities of life, not covered by government assistance programs, that most people take for granted such as laundry soap, shampoo, deodorant, toilet paper, and other personal care hygiene products. Their products immediately impact low-income families with small children, students, battered women, veterans, seniors, former prisoners, and the mentally ill.

Sylvia's Sisters aspires to alleviate period poverty by giving quality period goods to menstruators both locally and internationally.