Brodie Dugas, 4, of Southbury helps out at the first Diaper Drive-By to benefit the CT Partnership for Children, Inc. last September. / Contributed photo
SEYMOUR - Connecticut Partnership for Children, Inc.
will host its second Bi-Annual "Diaper Drive-By" April 6 to benefit the
agency's diaper bank at 135 Main St.
As part of "The Big Event," a nationwide day of service for college
students, a group of Quinnipiac University students will be volunteering
to collect diapers.
In addition, members of the Walnut Hill Community
Church's (Strand Theater Campus) Middle School
Youth Group will be volunteering at this event.
The concept of the
"Diaper Drive-By" is members of the community who wish to donate
to the diaper bank, can purchase diapers or wipes on their own time, and
drive up to the building's "Loading Zone" at
135 Main St., between 9:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. April 6,
dropping their donation with a student volunteer.
At this time, the
diaper bank is especially seeking donations of diapers sizes 4 and 5,
but appreciates any assistance the community can provide.
All packages must be new and unopened.
The diaper bank will provide
services to any qualifying family throughout Connecticut, and is an
ongoing program throughout the year.
For information,
visit
www.ctpfc.org or
www.facebook.com/ctpfc.
This post is taken from a press release from Meghan Tarby, founder, Connecticut Partnership for Children, Inc.
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