When I started making soakers, I donated about 10 of them to Miracle Diapers. Katrina (the creator of the pattern I used) asked that if we use the pattern to sell items that we make at least one donation. Well...after finding out about Miracle Diapers, just one didn't seem like enough! I've been a supporter of them for 3 years now, and am trying to spread the word.Miracle Diapers mission statement: Our 501(c)(3) nonprofit, charitable organization is dedicated to helping qualifying families all over the United States get a jump start on cloth diapering their children through our cloth diaper loan program. Read more about Miracle Diapers here.
What YOU can do:
- You can purchase the Miracle Diapers listing from the Winkydinks Etsy store (to cover materials and shipping), and I will make a soaker and send it off in your name.
- You can donate money directly to Miracle Diapers by visiting this page (which is tax deductible).
- You can send in your gently used diapers you no longer need - sometimes your tax deduction is worth more than resale value when you consider shipping, time, and paypal fees.
- Winkydinks is a Business Member of Cloth Diaper the Nation in support of Miracle Diapers
- The following team members are Miracle Diapers supporters and have made/are making donations of new items from their shops:
Hi there! A friend donated some of her cloth diapers to me to send to a mission in Haiti...for children there. They fell in love with them! These diapers are perfect for the skin needs of these Haitian children. I'm wondering if you would be able to consider any type of donation, toward this mission? I would be happy to provide further information. Please contact me @ krino1@comcast.net. The misison is called Real Hope for Haiti. You may look into it yourself if you would like. I would be happy to provide more info as well. They care for around 60+ children at a time, on and off for malnutrition, and medical needs, etc. Your diapers were a huge blessing to them.
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