March Madness! or maybe it's Diaper Madness?

Well, another week down and we are up to 11,250 diapers. That's almost halfway there.

So... I now have a whole bunch of links that are getting lost in all my posts....Here are the important ones:

1-How to Donate

2-Contact Me

3-Publicity Links

More Publicity!

Did you see the Middletown Journal or the Dayton Daily News today? Each of them had articles about Diaper Drive-and the one in the Middletown Journal was on the cover! Yah! To read it click here. Hopefully, this will help push us closer to our goal of 25,000 diapers!

You Should SEE my Living Room

So when I decided I wanted to raise 25,000 diapers, Paul asked me what I was gong to do with them. Keep them in my living room of course. And that is exactly what I have been doing.

This week, my stacking ability, took a turn for the worse, and proceeded to fall all over the computer desk (nothing was broke). I have since modified my stacking, to small little piles, and using some of the larger boxes.

This week, we are up to over 8,000 diapers. If you remember, we started collecting diapers as of Feb 1st, and we are now almost halfway. Have any ideas on groups to speak to? Click here to e-mail me.

Look at THOSE Numbers!!!

We are up to 6,000 diapers! That's almost a fourth of the way there...
Keep them coming!!

Diaper Drive going Strong!

So I am very happy the diapers are still coming in and we are finishing week 3! I spoke at my Church this past Sunday to discuss Diaper Drive and that helped with donations along with 2 additional companies pitching in. (Check out the Corporate Sponsors page.) I guess I'll have to take out that post about companies not helping out!

Tricky me- (actually it was Paul....). The Fox 45 news story is now on You Tube. Click Here.

Tomorrow or Saturday I will be updating the new total!

Cloth Diapers

I have been asked a couple of times now if I had considered cloth diapers for the Diaper Drive. The answer is yes. When I began Diaper Drive, I did research regarding the need for diapers and who would benefit from the donations. The fact is that many of the families who will receive the diapers do not always have running water and/or electricity. If you are living in a shelter, being able to wash and clean your own diapers is truly not an option. If you are not living in a shelter, some of these families may not have electricity the entire month-especially if they are having to choose between food or electric. Because of these reasons, I believe disposable is a better option for many of these families.