The holidays are right around the corner! We’re counting down 12 Days of Christmas by celebrating a unique Diaper Drop every day until Christmas. We partner with these organizations throughout the year and we can’t wait to share their incredible stories with you. Stay tuned!
Diaper Drops
The Promise of Forever
Many special needs individuals experience a difficult life in India: stigmas and poverty drive parents to abandon their children at a young age - even as an infant - fearing the inability to support their children, among other concerns. Sarah’s Covenant Homes is a nonprofit child care organization in India
Keeping Families Together at Sarah’s Covenant Homes
November is National Adoption Month. It’s important to take a moment and consider the youth in the world who find themselves alone. It may not be obvious, but it’s true: The work we and our Diaper Drop partners do is sometimes aimed at preventing orphan situations. Keeping families together -
Helping Big Get Bigger
After two short months of life together, Big’s mom passed away - leaving the infant alone in his grandmother’s care. Big’s father visited a couple times over the next months. At first, the child was doing well. On his father’s second visit, the family decided Big’s health required emergency care.
Project Update: Helping Poverty-Stricken Babies in the Fox Valley
Shame. Guilt. Depression. These are the feelings parents living in poverty are left to deal with while struggling to afford basic needs for their babies. Among those basic needs? Diapers. “We see women forgoing paying rent to have clean diapers,” said Beth Hudak of House of Hope in Green Bay.
Chrislene at Real Hope For Haiti
When a baby is born, we take particular care as we hold the small infant, supporting its neck as the young child is not strong enough yet to do so on its own. Generally, we know this will change over the first months of his or her life. At 20
HEAL Ministries Needs You This Orphan Sunday
Abandonment impacts people across the world, young and old. In Uganda, HEAL Ministries is an organization that knows this all too well. The group builds relationships and implements Christ-centered programs addressing the spiritual, emotional and physical wellbeing of abandoned women and children. HEAL is full of stories of hardship, and
Welcome Little Bee Co.
Our impact is built around leveraging the community to reach the most people in need, which is why we jumped at a recent opportunity to continue the legacy of another Diaper Drop community. Jake’s Diapers is honored to have worked with Jona Heise at The Little Bee Co since 2013,
Hartville Cloth Shed Joins The Family!
Communities that work together toward a shared goal lift each other up in those efforts. This is something we’ve seen at Jake’s Diapers time and again, with each established diaper drop partnership we create. Haley Aranda is the founder of an organization called Hartville Cloth Shed, and one of our
Giving Tuesday India & Daan Utsav
As the seasons shift and we start to bundle our little ones in jackets, switch from sandals to cozy socks and shoes - we also know the holiday season isn’t too far around the corner. The holidays, among many things, are a time for generosity to expand and multiply -