Celebrate a Special Mom By Serving One Who Is Struggling

Mitzvah Circle Foundation is out of size 5 and 6 diapers, the most commonly requested sizes.

We Need Your Help! What Can You Do?

Make a donation and indicate it is in someone’s honor. We’ll send a certificate letting the special mom know that a donation was made to celebrate her on Mother’s Day. (Donations must be made by May 6th for a certificate to reach her by Mother’s Day)

Organize a Diaper Drive at your school, business, church or community group. Contact us if you’d like collection boxes, information, flyers or brochures.

Collect monetary donations so we can purchase diapers at greatly reduced rates.

Why are diapers so important?

Fast Facts

Babies living in poverty in the US get their diapers changed once a day, on average.

1 in 3 American families experience diaper need.

Diapers cannot be obtained with food stamps.

Disposable diapers cost $70 to $80 per month per baby.

No state or federal child safety-net program allocates dollars specifically for the purchase of diapers.

Without transportation, buying diapers at a convenience store rather than a large “big box” store can significantly increase the monthly cost of diapers

Negative Consequences

Mitzvah Circle Foundation serves hundreds of medically fragile babies, who are exposed to many health risks if they spend too long in a soiled diaper.

Most childcare centers, even free and subsidized facilities, require a day’s supply of disposable diapers.

Cloth diapers are not accepted at the vast majority of child care centers, nor can they be washed at laundromats.

Parents cannot go to work or school if they can’t leave their babies at child care.

Call or email us for more information, to volunteer, or to drop off a collection.

Contact Rachel at (267) 649-7610 or rachel@mitzvahcircle.org.

Our regular hours for donation drop-offs and volunteers are Monday – Thursday, 8:30-2:00 and Friday 9-12.

We are also open a couple Sundays a month, and in the evening for groups of volunteers, by appointment.

When you lend a hand to someone in need the life most changed may be your own.