BOTTOMS UP DIAPER DRIVE
EIN 83-2456290 · Emergency Assistance (P60)
What they do
BOTTOMS UP DIAPER DRIVE WAS FOUNDED IN AUGUST, 2018 BY TIM and JO WELSH AS AN OUTGROWTH of THEIR LOVE for ONE ANOTHER, THEIR FAITH, and THEIR DESIRE to HELP MEET THE NEEDS of FAMILIES WHO CANT AFFORD ENOUGH DIAPERS to KEEP THEIR CHILDREN CLEAN, DRY, and HEALTHY. BOTTOMS UP HAS DELIVERED DIAPERS to NEARLY 40 FOOD PANTRIES and CHILD CARE FACILITIES IN CENTRAL OHIO for DISTRIBUTION to THOSE IN NEED. BOTTOMS UP CONTINUES to GROW WITH VERY LITTLE PROMOTION and A LOT of DEDICATION to PRINCIPLED CHARITY. DIAPERS ARE COLLECTED THROUGH DRIVES AT CHURCHES, SCHOOLS, and BUSINESSES or PURCHASED THROUGH THE GENEROSITY of OTHERS.
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About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 2019
- Location
- 322 N HIGH ST, LANCASTER, OH 43130-3151
- County
- Fairfield
- In care of
- % TIM WELSH