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PDX Diaper Bank

Last updated Jun 2026

About

PDX Diaper Bank works to end diaper need by distributing both cloth and disposable diapers and supplies at no cost. It serves low-income families with young children, older adults, and people with disabilities, primarily through a network of partner agencies rather than direct walk-in distribution. The organization also offers free cloth-diapering workshops for other nonprofits and government programs.

Communities centered

With disabilities

Services offered

Food & meals

Who it's for

Low-incomeSeniors

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