Our partner agencies
PDX Diaper Bank provides diapers to social service organizations and government agencies that are already helping families in need through comprehensive programs and services.
PDX Diaper Bank has found that distributing diapers to social service organizations ensures they reach those who need them most. It also provides partnering organizations a resource – diapers – they are not normally able to provide, increasing the services they can offer. By working with organizations that are already well established in the community and currently working with families in need, PDX Diaper Bank ensures that diapers distributed to families in the most efficient and timely manner.
FAMILIES: Please reach out ONLY to our partner agencies that accept walk-in requests for diapers (see below in red font). We recommend contacting those organizations in advance to assure that they are currently stocked with the size(s) needed. Some of our partner agencies are not equipped to serve the general public and utilize the diapers they receive from PDX Diaper Bank for existing clients only, so please do not contact them for supplies.
AGENCIES: If your nonprofit/government* agency is interested in becoming a partner organization, please access our application for services here: Agency Application PDF. Please complete and return the application to: PDX Diaper Bank, P.O. Box 22613, Portland OR 97269. Please note: There is currently a waitlist for to join our service network.
*Service contracts are an option for government/larger agencies through our contracted services program. For more information, please contact Rachel@pdxdiaperbank.org
Teen Parent Services (Portland Public Schools) provides support to pregnant and parent students in achieving their highest potential, personally and academically, while preparing them to contribute to society as citizens of a racially diverse, multicultural and international community. PLEASE DO NOT CONTACT THIS AGENCY – THEY DO NOT ACCEPT WALK-IN DIAPER REQUESTS.
Volunteers of America’s Family Relief Nursery is an intervention/prevention program for families with children six weeks to five years old. They work to strengthen fragile families at serious risk of abusing or neglecting their children or of permanently losing custody of their children. The Nursery offers a holistic, positive intervention with both children and parents. All services are provided at no charge to families. PLEASE DO NOT CONTACT THIS AGENCY – THEY DO NOT ACCEPT WALK-IN DIAPER REQUESTS.
Clackamas Service Center is a non-profit organization dedicated to helping homeless and low income individuals and families live a healthy lifestyle. They provide critical services designed to promote self-sufficiency. DIAPER REQUESTS WELCOME; please call in advance for size availability: (503) 771- 7914. Temporarily, CSC’s hours for direct services are Tues/Wed/Thurs between 1pm-3pm; please plan on picking up diapers within that time frame, or request diapers be included along with your food delivery.
NW Housing Alternatives builds new homes and opportunities for seniors, families, and people with special needs across Oregon. They are currently the largest nonprofit provider of affordable housing in the state of Oregon. PLEASE DO NOT CONTACT THIS AGENCY – THEY DO NOT ACCEPT WALK-IN DIAPER REQUESTS.
The Beaverton Police Department is dedicated to providing a safe city, serving citizens with compassion and respect. They are fully invested in leading their profession with integrity, building and retaining a highly trained, well equipped, progressive, motivated and cohesive team. They strive to be recognized and respected as a leading agency in the law enforcement community. PLEASE DO NOT CONTACT THIS AGENCY – THEY DO NOT ACCEPT WALK-IN DIAPER REQUESTS.
Clackamas County Children’s Commission (ClackCoKids) is a grant-funded non-profit organization that serves over 800 children and families throughout Clackamas County in Head Start, Early Head Start, and Healthy Families programs. Our multi-generational, trauma-informed services include infant/toddler/preschool classrooms, one-on-one parenting support, parenting education, and access to resources for essential needs – including diapers for enrolled families and at the first intake appointment when available. All services are at no cost to families. To apply or refer a family, visit: www.clackcokids.org or call 503-675-4565.
NARA Northwest (Native American Rehabilitation Assoc. NW) is a nonprofit organization with the mission “to provide education, physical & mental health services & substance abuse treatment that is culturally appropriate to American Indians, Alaska Natives & other vulnerable populations.” DIAPER REQUESTS WELCOME at their Child and Family Services location: 620 NE 2nd St., Gresham); Please call in advance for size availability: (971)274-3757
Job Corps (PIVOT) is a no-cost education and vocational training program administered by the U.S. Department of Labor that helps young people ages 16 through 24 improve the quality of their lives through vocational and academic training. PLEASE DO NOT CONTACT THIS AGENCY – THEY DO NOT ACCEPT WALK-IN DIAPER REQUESTS.
Helensview Middle and High School is part of the Multnomah Education Service District and provides an engaging and supportive environment to help students with needs that have not been met in other educational settings. MESD serves the school districts of Multnomah County. Helensview annually enrolls between 250-270 youth ages 12 through 21 and currently serves the following districts: David Douglas, North Clackamas, Parkrose, and Portland Public. PLEASE DO NOT CONTACT THIS AGENCY – THEY DO NOT ACCEPT WALK-IN DIAPER REQUESTS.
Dollar for Portland is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that strives to inspire people to be generous by donating as little as $1 a month to help families with medical debt. 100% of every dollar given to Dollar For Portland goes directly to a specific families in need. PLEASE DO NOT CONTACT THIS AGENCY – THEY DO NOT ACCEPT WALK-IN DIAPER REQUESTS.
Raphael House of Portland is a multi-faceted domestic violence agency dedicated to fighting the causes and effects of intimate partner violence in a variety of ways. They offer emergency shelter in a confidential location, support via a 24-hour housing access line, transitional housing and advocacy programs, and also work to bring an end to violence through community outreach and education. PLEASE DO NOT CONTACT THIS AGENCY – THEY DO NOT ACCEPT WALK-IN DIAPER REQUESTS.
Self Enhancement, Inc. (SEI) is dedicated to guiding underserved youth to realize their full potential. Working with schools, families, and partner community organizations, SEI provides support, guidance, and opportunities to achieve personal and academic success. SEI brings hope to individual young people and enhances the quality of community life. PLEASE DO NOT CONTACT THIS AGENCY – THEY DO NOT ACCEPT WALK-IN DIAPER REQUESTS.
Job Corps DESI (Dynamic Educational Systems, Inc.) is dedicated to helping qualified youth and adults receive the education, training, and job placement assistance they need to support themselves, their families, and their communities. PLEASE DO NOT CONTACT THIS AGENCY – THEY DO NOT ACCEPT WALK-IN DIAPER REQUESTS.
Salem Cloth Project is a cloth diaper bank that provides free cloth diaper kits to families is Salem, Oregon. They believe that by providing access, education and training for reusable diapers, that they can help reduce financial stress for families while also promoting a sustainable, healthy diapering option.
African Family Holistic Health Organization (AFHHO) address educational needs, health care, employment, housing and cultural issues. The mission of AFHHO is to seek to build on our strengths to improve our communities’ health through peer health education, increased access to health resources, and connecting community members with health providers to create positive change. PLEASE DO NOT CONTACT THIS AGENCY – THEY DO NOT ACCEPT WALK-IN DIAPER REQUESTS.
Mother & Child Education Center works with parents during pregnancy and early infancy to build a community of competent and confident parents, by offering classes, connection, guidance to local resources, counseling, and supplementary supplies (infant, maternal, nursing). DIAPER REQUESTS WELCOME, call 503-249-5801 to schedule an appointment.
Medical care for all Multnomah County residents, including low-income and underinsured. PLEASE DO NOT CONTACT THIS AGENCY – THEY DO NOT ACCEPT WALK-IN DIAPER REQUESTS.
p:ear builds positive relationships with homeless youth through education, art, recreation and job training to affirm personal worth and create more meaningful and healthier lives. PLEASE DO NOT CONTACT THIS AGENCY – THEY DO NOT ACCEPT WALK-IN DIAPER REQUESTS.
Impact NW (Congregate Housing Services) helps seniors and adults with disabilities living in public housing through in-home care coordination, transportation to shopping and medical appointments, money management & legal services, and on-site meal services. PLEASE DO NOT CONTACT THIS AGENCY – THEY DO NOT ACCEPT WALK-IN DIAPER REQUESTS.