The Austin Diaper Bank is hoping to help more than 8,000 families in need this holiday season. Find out how you can help.
The Austin Diaper Bank is launching its "3 Days of Giving, 3 Ways to Give" holiday campaign, from Nov. 28 to 30, in hope of helping more than 8,000 families in need this season. "Inflation has taken a toll this year on too many Central Texas families," said Austin Diaper Bank Executive Director Holly McDaniel.
"By helping families afford necessities such as diapers, wipes and period supplies, we hope to uplift families and babies, easing their financial strain and help them celebrate a more festive holiday season." Help the Austin Diaper Bank fill its donation van, located in front of the warehouse at 2210 Denton Dr, from Nov. 28-30. They need baby diapers , pull-ups, baby wipes, formula and period supplies.A gift of $100 gives 15 babies in our community the diapers they need to stay healthy and dry. On Giving Tuesday , your gift will be tripled, making an even bigger impact. Online donations can be made at
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