City of Cayce Hosts Diaper Drive to Support Power In Changing – The Diaper Bank of the Midlands

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

January 2026

City of Cayce Hosts Diaper Drive to Support Power In Changing – The Diaper Bank of the Midlands

January 12–23 | 8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

CAYCE, SC — The City of Cayce is partnering with Power In Changing to host a community diaper drive from January 12 through January 23, 2026, during regular office hours from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

The drive aims to collect diapers and baby essentials to support local families experiencing diaper need, a critical but often overlooked challenge that directly impacts family health, childcare access, and economic stability.

Diapers can be dropped off at Cayce City Hall during business hours throughout the drive. All donations will directly support Power In Changing’s mission to provide diapers and basic necessities to families across the Midlands, helping parents keep their children clean, healthy, and able to attend childcare.

“Diaper need is not just a parenting issue it’s a workforce, health, and equity issue,” said Ayanna White, Executive Director of Power In Changing. “We are incredibly grateful to the City of Cayce for stepping up as a community leader and creating space for residents and staff to support families in a tangible, dignified way.”

Nationally, one in two families struggles to afford enough diapers for their children, and diapers are not covered by SNAP or WIC benefits. Local diaper drives play a vital role in filling this gap and ensuring families are not forced to choose between diapers and other basic necessities.

Community members are encouraged to donate disposable diapers of all sizes, especially sizes 4–6, as well as pull-ups. Every donation helps strengthen families and supports children’s health and development.

About Power In Changing – The Diaper Bank of the Midlands

Power In Changing is a South Carolina-based nonprofit dedicated to addressing diaper need, period poverty, and basic needs insecurity. Serving families across multiple counties, the organization partners with agencies, healthcare providers, and community leaders to ensure families have access to essential items with dignity and respect.

For more information about Power In Changing or how to get involved, visit

www.powerinchangingsc.org

or email

[email protected]