Getting Diapers Shouldn’t Be This Hard

Diapers are expensive—and most programs don’t cover your full need. Diaper Dollars offers a monthly diaper stipend families can use online or in-store, no strings attached. It’s support that actually works for real life.

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Every day families stretch dollars and must choose between diapers and other essentials

We’ve Partnered with Trusted Programs to Reach Families Like Yours

Diaper Dollars works hand-in-hand with community-based organizations to get diaper support directly to families—no hoops, no judgment.

So far, we’ve partnered with:

  • Home visiting programs to support new parents in the postpartum period
  • Workforce centers helping parents return to work
  • Mental health and domestic violence organizations offering stability and wraparound care
  • Community nonprofits delivering holistic family support across housing, childcare, and basic needs
  • Maternal health advocates working to support families navigating maternal loss

Together, these partnerships have helped over 7,000 families access monthly diaper stipends—keeping babies dry and households afloat.

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Families can only get access to Diaper Dollars through one of our partner programs, but we’re constantly working to add more. Our work isn’t done until all families are able to get the diapers they need.

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How it works

Getting help is simple:

  1. Families are enrolled through one of our partner programs — like a home visiting team, job center, or community support group.

  2. They receive a monthly diaper stipend — sent right to their email as a digital card.

  3. Families buy diapers where you already shop — online or in-store at places like Walmart, Walgreens, or any of our other 62,000+ retail locations.

No monthly paperwork. No standing in line. No hoping the right brand or size is available. Just real help, right when they need it.

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Frequently Asked Questions

No. Neither SNAP (food stamps) nor WIC (Women, Infants, and Children) benefits can be used to buy diapers. That’s why programs like Diaper Dollars exist—to fill this critical gap.

Eligibility depends on your connection to one of our partner programs—such as a home visiting team, job training center, or community support organization. We work with partners to enroll families who need the most support.

If you’re already working with a nurse, caseworker, or support organization, ask if they’re part of the Diaper Dollars network. You can also join the waitlist, and we’ll let you know when new partners near you join the network.

You’ll get a monthly stipend sent digitally—either by email or text. It works just like a gift card and can be used to buy diapers online or in-store at participating retailers.

You can use your digital stipend at major retailers like Walmart.com, Walgreens.com, and Jewel-Osco stores—places you’re already shopping.

Nope. Once you’re enrolled, you’ll receive diaper funds automatically for the duration of your program. No extra paperwork or monthly check-ins required.

Right now, stipends are for diaper purchases only. We’re working on expanding what’s covered, but for now, only diapers are eligible.

You can join the waitlist to be notified when new spots or partner programs open up near you.

Diaper Dollars is designed for families with children who wear diapers, including toddlers and kids with special needs. Age is considered case-by-case based on your partner organization.

We’re actively growing. Diaper Dollars is currently offered in select cities and states through our partner programs. Join the waitlist and we’ll keep you updated as we expand.