Help us reach our goal of collecting 100,000 diapers and wipes this October for the 16th Annual JFS Dallas Diaper Shower!

An adult changes a smiling baby’s diaper on a changing table with a white polka dot cover.
Smiling child in a sports jersey and cap sits on stacked boxes of diapers in a storage room filled with baby supplies.

Why Give Diapers?

Diapers are not covered by government assistance programs such as SNAP or WIC, making them a significant financial burden for many families who come to JFS Dallas for help. A baby can require between 8-12 diapers a day, costing approximately $80–100 a month per child. Without enough diapers, parents may be forced to keep a baby in a soiled diaper longer than is healthy, which can lead to rashes, infections, and stress for both parent and child. 

The need doesn’t stop with children. More than 40% of older adults rely on sanitary pads or other products for incontinence, and without income, these essentials can quickly become out of reach. In fact, 1 in 3 Texas families struggles to afford diapers, meaning this is an issue that could easily affect someone you know.

About

Since 2011, the Annual JFS Dallas Diaper Shower has collected and distributed over 1.8 million diapers and wipes through the JFS Dallas Food Pantry and JFS Dallas Health Centers, where these essentials are available at no-cost to anyone in the community. 

Help us reach our goal of collecting 100,000 diapers and wipes this Diaper Shower!

Ways to Give

Make a Financial Contribution

Your financial donation helps us purchase diapers and wipes in bulk from our wholesale partners and keep our shelves stocked. This allows us to provide the sizes and supplies families need, when they need them.

An adult changes a smiling baby’s diaper on a changing table with a white polka dot cover.

Shop Online to Donate

You can shop online for diapers and wipes from any retailer you prefer, there’s no specific brand or size required.

Not sure what to choose? Check out our Amazon Wish List, which is updated regularly with the sizes and supplies families coming to the JFS Food Pantry and JFS Health Centers need most.

Please ship diapers or wipes directly to:

JFS Dallas
ATTN:Diaper Shower
16301 Quorum Drive
Addison, TX 75001

Drop off Donations

An SUV trunk filled with boxes and stacks of baby diapers, with cars visible in the background.

Bring diapers and wipes to JFS Dallas or one of our partner collection sites (updated September 2026)

  • Aaron Family JCC
  • Akiba Yavneh Academy
  • Ann & Nate Levine Academy
  • Congregation Anshai Torah
  • Congregation Beth Torah
  • Congregation Shearith Israel
  • Goldberg Early Childhood Center at the J
  • IMA Financial Group, Inc.
  • Speech TX
  • Temple Emanu-El

Interested in becoming a partner collection site? Contact us at marketing@jfsdallas.org to learn more!

Host a Diaper Drive

Two children hold a box of diapers in front of shelves stacked with various diaper packs and baby supplies.

Want to get involved in the JFS Dallas Diaper Shower? You can host your own diaper drive and rally your friends, family, congregation, coworkers, or group to help us reach our goal of collecting 100,000 diapers and wipes this October! Every diaper makes a difference.

Two children hold a box of diapers in front of shelves stacked with various diaper packs and baby supplies.

Host a Diaper Drive

Want to get involved? Open the Diaper Shower Toolkit to find everything you need to organize your own diaper drive and support families in need.

Support at every turn.

1.8 million diapers

distributed so far

146 babies

under the age of 2 are served by our food pantry each month, on average

1 in 3

Texas families struggle to afford diapers

Over 40%

of older adults rely on adult sanitary pads for medical incontinence

Three women stand smiling behind a cart filled with Huggies diapers in a store with shelves of packaged food.

Thank You!

Thank You to our Diaper Shower Co-Chairs for helping us collect and distribute over 1.8 million diapers and wipes since 2011!

  • Julie Liberman
  • Beverly Rossel
  • Cathy Glick