Diaper Project
Clean, Dry, and Healthy Babies
Why the Diaper Project Matters
In Natick and Framingham alone, up to 3,000 families struggle to afford diapers each month, with many parents forced to choose between buying food, medicine, or keeping their baby clean. With diapers costing up to $100 per child every month, families in financial distress often face impossible choices.
Programs like WIC and food stamps don’t cover the cost of diapers, leaving many to re-use diapers or leave their child in a soiled diaper for too long. Without access to clean diapers, babies can’t attend daycare or early childhood programs, further straining families. The Diaper Project steps in to help, providing essential support to ensure babies stay clean, dry, and healthy—because no family should have to choose between a full belly and a clean diaper.
Pick Up Diapers At Your Food Pantry Visit
Through our Diaper Project, we help families in MetroWest keep their babies clean, dry, and healthy. We provide a week's worth of diapers each month, ensuring your child has the essentials they need.
All we ask for is proof of address—no complicated forms, no extra barriers. Just visit us, and we'll provide the diapers your family needs.
All families with children under age 3 all eligible to receive a week’s supply of diapers and wipes
Support The Diaper Project
We need community support to sustain this vital program. Donate diapers (open packs accepted), and wipes, or make a financial contribution and we’ll buy the diapers. Sizes 4, 5, and 6 are needed most.
Want to support the Diaper Project?
How You Can Help
You can donate diapers, wipes, or funds to help keep MetroWest babies healthy