The Columbus Diaper Bank does not distribute diapers directly to individuals

Diapers are distributed through a network of service organizations. By working with organizations that are established in the community it allows the Columbus Diaper Bank to contribute a resource to our partners, increasing their services to the community. It also allows us to be efficient and to utilize the organization’s  expertise to distribute to families and babies in need.

Click on the name of the organization below to be redirected to their website and to learn their criteria needed to access diapers and resources.

City of Columbus Resources

Columbus Public Health - car seat resources

CelebrateOne - Resources for pregnant and new moms

Community Service Organizations​

Little Bottoms Free Store

West Park United Methodist Church 89 West Park Ave. Columbus, OH 43222

Located on the Westside of Columbus, the Little Bottoms Free Store is open on Thursday evenings. Please register here and view documents you will need during your first visit.

Homeless Families Foundation

33 N. Grubb St. Columbus, OH 43215 Phone 614.461.9247

Educates and nurtures children while empowering families to achieve stable housing and self-sufficiency. Uses a Rapid Re-housing model that moves families directly into permanent housing and continues to provide case management and support until the family becomes stable.

Huckleberry House

1421 Hamlet St, Columbus OH 43201 Administration: 614.294.8097

Huckleberry House was established in 1970 to provide a safe place for runaway youth in Columbus. Today, they provide many programs to help teens all over Franklin County who are in crisis situations, homeless, or runaways.

Lower Lights Christian Health Center

1160 W Broad St. Columbus Ohio 43222, phone 614.274.1455

A patient-centered medical home committed to delivering high-quality, affordable health care services to all in Central Ohio who need it, regardless of ability to pay or insurance status.

Lutheran Social Services Choices for Victims of Domestic Violence

Need help? Call the 24-hour crisis line: 614.224.HOME (4663)

Sole resource for victims of domestic violence seeking shelter in Franklin County