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Donating Diapers

We are deeply grateful for the generosity of individuals and organizations who support our mission through diaper donations. To ensure the health, safety, and dignity of the families we serve, we are only able to accept new, unopened packages of diapers and training pants. Opened items cannot be distributed, as we do not circulate products that may be unsanitized. Additionally, for safety and logistical reasons, all donations must be approved in advance by our Program Manager. Please do not drop off donations at our location without prior authorization. If you are interested in donating, we encourage you to contact us first so we can coordinate a safe and effective donation process. Your cooperation helps us uphold the highest standards of care for our community.

Complete form below: If you want to schedule a donation drop-off or have questions

We will get back to us at our earliest opportunity.

Get In Touch

Address

16-18 Midland Avenue Montclair, NJ 07042

Phone

(862) 218-0434

Email

mcdbec16@gmail.com

FAQs

We distribute diapers and essential supplies once per month to eligible families.

Each distribution may include:

1) Diapers for children ages 0–3 (based on size and availability)

2) Menstrual products (pads and liners)

3) Wipes

⚠️ Training pants are only included if you attend The Potty Training Academy.

Diapers vs. Potty Training Support

We provide diapers for children ages 0–3 years.

No. Children over age 3 are not eligible for diapers through our diaper distribution program.

Training pants are only available to children enrolled in our Potty Training Academy. They are not distributed outside of this program.

Potty training support is available for children age 2 and older who are enrolled in the Potty Training Academy.

Eligibility Requirements

We serve low-income families and caregivers, including those who are:

1) Unemployed or underemployed
2) Receiving public assistance such as TANF, SNAP (food stamps), WIC, SSI, or other
benefits

There is no single income cutoff. Eligibility is based on demonstrated financial need, typically verified through public assistance.

Yes. Families must live within our service area (Essex County Only) to be eligible.

What to Bring on Distribution Day

You must bring:

1) Birth certificate or official document for the child receiving diapers (Parents name
should appear on documents)

2) Unexpired Photo ID of the parent or legal caregiver

No! Documentation is required for all distributions.

Registration & Process

All families must register online through our website only. Walk-ins are not accepted “NO EXCEPTIONS”.

Yes! Monthly registration is required unless otherwise noted.

After registering, you will receive:

1) Confirmation of registration
2) Distribution date, time, and location
3) Instructions on what to bring
4) Please not there will not be an email if you are not eligible read our FAQs

If you miss your scheduled date, you may need to wait until the next month. If you contact us before distribution, we might be able to schedule a pickup.

Menstrual Support

Do you provide menstrual products?

Yes. Eligible adults may receive pads and liners as part of our period support program. Please indicate when you register.

About Our Organization

Are you affiliated with a national organization?

Yes. We are a proud member of the National Diaper Bank Network and the Alliance for Period Supplies which promotes dignity, equity, and best practices in diaper assistance.

Age limits and program guidelines help us:

1) Serve families fairly
2) Use donations responsibly
3) developmentally appropriate support

MCDBEC and referred elsewhere.

Menstrual Support

Yes. Eligible adults may receive pads and liners as part of our period support program. Please indicate when you register.

About Our Organization

Yes. We are a proud member of the National Diaper Bank Network and the Alliance for Period Supplies which promotes dignity, equity, and best practices in diaper assistance.

Age limits and program guidelines help us:

  • Serve families fairly
  • Use donations responsibly
  • Ensure each child receives developmentally appropriate support