The sixth annual Spirit of Arkansas Diaper Drive is currently underway, aiming to support families facing financial strain by providing essential hygiene supplies. n nThis initiative is a collaborative effort involving the Central Arkansas Diaper Bank and Edwards Food Giant, encouraging community members to donate diapers at participating retail locations and at Pulaski Heights United Methodist Church. n nOrganizers highlight that access to diapers removes a significant barrier for low-income parents seeking childcare services. “Reducing one financial burden can make a meaningful difference, allowing children to attend daycare and giving caregivers more stability,” said a spokesperson. n nBy alleviating this basic need, the campaign supports broader family well-being and economic resilience. The drive will continue through the end of the month. n
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Spirit of Arkansas Diaper Drive aims to remove economic barriers for families in need
The sixth annual Spirit of Arkansas Diaper Drive continues tonight. n nWe ‘re partnering again this year with the Central Arkansas diaper bank and Edwards food giant to collect diapers for families who need them. n nIf you would like to help, just pick up a package of diapers and drop them off at any Edwards food giant, Edwards cash saver, or at Pulaski heights United Methodist Church. n n”Giving families one less economic and financial obstacle to worry about is a game changer for these families, making sure that kiddos can go to daycare because they ‘ve got the diapers that they need. So it ‘s really helping families be set up for success. n nThe Spirit of Arkansas Diaper Drive runs through the end of this month.