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to a sweet morning filled with community and connection at our annual Diapers & Donuts fundraiser! 🍩 Every donation helped support families in need with essential baby items, proving that even small acts of generosity can make a meaningful impact.

Photo Credit: Jennifer McMenamin Photography

Looking for ways to get your company involved with ShareBaby’s mission? Partner with us to help provide diapers, clothing, and essential baby items to families in need. We believe when businesses give back, entire communities grow stronger! 💜

🎉 FATHER'S DAY GIVEAWAY! 🎉

Want to win a $200 Topgolf gift card? Here's your chance!

📣To enter, comment on this post with your favorite kid-friendly "dad joke." One entry per person. Contest ends at 11:59 PM ET June 17, 2026. One lucky winner will be selected at random.

Good luck! ⛳🏌️‍♀️🏌️‍♂️

This giveaway is not sponsored, endorsed, administered by, or associated with Meta (Instagram, Facebook), or Topgolf. By entering, participants agree to a complete release of ShareBaby, Topgolf, Meta (Instagram, Facebook) from any and all liability. Must be 18+ and a legal resident of Maryland to enter. See official rules for details: https://go.sharebaby.org/topgolf_contestrules

Barb Siegel, one of our lead volunteers, shares why working with ShareBaby is so critical to our community. Thank you for your time, Barb! 💜

☀️ We need summer clothes in sizes preemie - 10! ☀️ Cleaning out your kids' closets can help young kids in need.

There's no need to sort clothing by size or season. Our only request is that donations are clean and free of stains, rips, pilling, broken buttons/zippers, etc. We believe quality equals dignity!

How to Donate:
1. Bag all clothing donations.
2. Drop donations in the outdoor bins at our warehouse at 1792 Union Ave, Baltimore, MD 21211 OR find a community drop-off location near you: https://www.sharebaby.org/community-dropoffs.

Learn more about what items we accept: https://www.sharebaby.org/share-items

According to a new study from the National Diaper Bank Network, diaper insecurity forces many families to make impossible choices. Take a look at some of the financial implications in the graphic below.

California is making a first-in-the-nation move to ease one of the most basic, but costly, parts of new parenthood.

Through a new program announced by Governor Gavin Newsom, every newborn delivered in participating hospitals will go home with 400 free diapers, helping families leave the hospital with immediate essentials already covered. The initiative, known as “Golden State Start,” is designed to reduce early financial stress for parents and ensure babies have what they need from day one. We love to see it! 💜

Read the full press release here: https://www.gov.ca.gov/2026/05/08/governor-newsom-launches-first-in-the-nation-program-providing-free-diapers-for-all-new-parents/

Kids outgrew their clothes from last summer? ShareBaby would be delighted to receive your donations of baby, toddler, and big kid clothing in sizes preemie - 10. We'll get them into the hands of children in Baltimore who need these items to stay cool and confident this summer.

There's no need to sort clothing by size or season - we have wonderful volunteers willing to do that work for you. Our only request is that donations are clean and in gently used condition (for example, no stains, rips, pilling, broken buttons/zippers). We believe quality equals dignity!

How to Donate:
1. Bag all clothing donations.
2. Drop donations in the outdoor bins at our warehouse at 1792 Union Ave, Baltimore, MD 21211 OR find a community drop-off location near you: https://www.sharebaby.org/community-dropoffs.

Learn more about what items we accept: https://www.sharebaby.org/share-items

The Share Items page on our website makes it easy to turn extra baby essentials into meaningful support for families across Baltimore! Even small donations can make a big difference in a child’s early days. Explore more here: https://www.sharebaby.org/share-items

Diaper need is a hidden but urgent challenge affecting families in every community. Unlike food assistance programs, diapers are not covered by most public benefits, leaving many families to struggle quietly.