With all that is going on surrounding hurricane season, if we are able, it's important to be helpful to our fellow man. One big issue surrounding hurricanes is a need for diapers. Diapers aren't provided in relief packages, therefore, they must come from a different source. Many cities and organizations have held diaper drives within the past few weeks. If you check the tag #diaperdrive on Twitter, there has been word of many diaper drives all over. If you're in Atlanta, you're in luck because there is a diaper drive today.
Stop by any of our 3 locations to help our family in #Houston
#DiaperDrive
pic.twitter.com/HZnOVtalTv— News & Talk WAOK (@WAOK) September 6, 2017
It's 8:30 and we're almost out of table space! Help us help #Houston
#diaperdrive
#CampCreek
#SouthDeKalb
#Infiniteneryarena
pic.twitter.com/GO1lo9AcTQ— The People's Station (@V103Atlanta) September 6, 2017
Whaaaaaaat!! @ryancameron hit up @tylerperry about the #diaperdrive and this pulled up!!!!!???????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? pic.twitter.com/uRRMiuFqSq
— The People's Station (@V103Atlanta) September 6, 2017
Local Atlanta radio stations are hosting diaper drives in three locations until 6 PM EST. If you can make it, stop by and drop off a package or two of diapers for the people of Houston.
If you aren't in Atlanta and still want to give, have no fear. The Texas Diaper Bank is always accepting donations and has an Amazon wish list that you can buy diapers from directly from your home.
There is also a You Care Fund set up by Texas natives that will go directly to helping women and children with diapers, tampons, and pads.
If you can give back, please do. We suspect that with Hurricane Irma on the rise, we will need even more diapers to give to our brothers and sisters in the Caribbean and Florida. Be as much of a blessing as you can!
Know of any other diaper drives, or places to donate diapers? Let us know in the comments below.