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Want to make a difference

for a family ?

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DO IT WITH DIAPERS!

 
The Facts

 

 

*  Diapers cost $100/month or more!

 

* Full time work at minimum wage grosses $825/month.

 

* Community/Government programs DO NOT cover diapers - 

   not Food Stamps, not WIC.

 

* Large corporations DO NOT donate diapers unless you 

  have a multiple birth (beyond twins).

 

* Cloth is not always an option. Childcare centers require

   parents to leave disposable diapers with their child.

 

Availability  to  washers and driers are often times limited.

 

* A normal infant uses up to 12 diapers/day: a normal toddler

  8/day. In low income households, a baby may be in a single

  diaper all day or longer, increasing the risk of health

  problems and skin diseases.

 

*  A baby crying non-stop from being in a soiled diaper for a

  prolonged time period is more likely to be abused.

 

* Parents who can't afford $100/month to leave disposable

  diapers at childcare providers often leave the workforce until

  their child/ren are out of diapers. Childcare costs are

  subsidized, but there are NO subsidies for diapers!

 

 

 

Want to help our  community?  

 

Do It With Diapers!

 

“Hands Reaching Out” has a vision. Our hope for the future is to create a community where every person has her/his needs met. Our mission is to provide diapers to the young mothers and their families in Door County. We challenge you to make a difference. Donate today!

 

 

Drop off barrels have been provided at the following locations:

 

 

Southern Door Family Centers

1592 State Rd HWY 42

Maplewood

 

Northern Door Child Care Center

266 Judith Blazer Drive

Sister Bay

 

Pick ‘N Save Warehouse Foods

1847 Egg Harbor Road

Sturgeon Bay

 

Hope United Church of Christ

141 S. 12th Ave

Sturgeon Bay

 

St. Joseph’s Catholic Church

526 Louisiana

Sturgeon Bay

 

St. Peters Lutheran Church and School

108 West Maple

Sturgeon Bay

 

Kathy Tellstrom Director HRO Programming

Private Residence

Sturgeon Bay

743 – 6955
 
 
 
 

 
Door County Diaper Drive is modeled after the
Southern Arizona Community Diaper Bank.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Giving Parents a Helping Hand.

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  Sponsoring the
"Hands Reaching Out"
Door County Teenage & Young Adult Parent Support Program
 
 
 
 
 

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Disclaimer:
The information contained on this website is designed for educational purposes only. The information is not meant to replace the recommendations or advice of your Doctor or Pediatrician. Please consult your care providers regarding you and your child’s  health care.
 
 
 
 

 

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