Happy 5th Birthday to Babies Need Bottoms Diaper Bank! Celebrate and Give WNC Babies and their Families a Gift! In spite of incredibly challenging years, this is a time of year when we look back with gratitude on five years of incredible impact on our Western North Carolina community. Babies Need Bottoms, WNC's only diaper bank, began
Dogwood Health Trust Highlights Babies Need Bottoms Dogwood Health Trust recently highlighted Babies Need Bottoms as one of their profile profiles. "In 2021, BNB distributed products to families in 11 WNC counties and continues to expand their service area by collaborating with 55 community partners that assist with product distribution." Read the
Babies Need Bottoms Diaper Bank receives a record 230,000 donated diapers from Huggies July 27, 2022 Record Diaper Donation Helps Meet Basic Needs Any parent will tell you diapers are an expensive necessity. Prior to the pandemic, 1 in 3 American families faced diaper need – the inability to afford a sufficient supply of
March 17, 2022 ASHEVILLE, NC (Carolina Public Press) - 18 nonprofits aiding mountain residents with services like housing, diapers, food, the arts, education and advocacy receiving more than $13.9 million of county’s ARPA funding. Read More
March 4, 2021 ASHEVILLE, N.C. (WLOS) — An Asheville diaper bank says the need for diapers has grown by almost 400% since the start of the pandemic. Babies Need Bottoms supplies diapers and wipes to different community partners around the region, and there is no federal or state relief for diapers. Babies Need Bottoms' co-executive directors
Thanks to the talented team at Amplified Media for helping us tell the story of diaper need in Western North Carolina and share the work of Babies Need Bottoms diaper bank.
March 8, 2020 ASHEVILLE, N.C. (WLOS) — Problems with keeping infants clean, dry, and healthy affects numerous families across the nation. To help with this problem locally, Babies Need Bottoms, a nonprofit diaper bank that distributes throughout Western North Carolina, partners with social service agencies to meet local family needs. Recently, the diaper bank received a
