Ripley Nazarene Mission Family Resource Center

Serving Greater Jackson County, WV. Showing love and compassion to our community. Ending diaper need one diaper change at a time.

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Pantry Hours

Next pantry night: Wednesday, October 21, 5:00–6:30 PM
Then Wednesday, November 4

1st and 3rd Wednesday of each month, 5:00 – 6:30 PM

Unless a change is posted here or on our Facebook page.

Inside Ripley Church of the Nazarene (park and enter at the back of the building)
209 Cedar Lakes Drive, Ripley, WV 25271
304.372.5348

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Free diapers, wipes, formula, and clothing for children newborn to 5T. No income requirements.

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Every dollar stays in Jackson County to help local babies and families.

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Sort donations, greet families, and help on pantry nights. Groups welcome!

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Two moms choosing free clothing and diapers from bins on tables at the Baby Pantry, one holding her toddler on her hip.
Families choosing clothing and supplies on a pantry night.

Every child deserves a clean, safe, healthy start

Diapers are not covered by SNAP or WIC, and many families struggle to afford enough of them. When a family runs short, babies stay in wet diapers longer, parents miss work, and stress fills the home. Our Baby Pantry closes that gap with free diapers, wipes, formula, clothing, and safe sleep items, given with dignity and compassion. Your gift stays right here in Jackson County.

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Diaper need in West Virginia

Nearly 1 in 2 families struggle to afford diapers. Diapers are not covered by SNAP or WIC, and a baby can need 8 to 12 changes a day.

National Diaper Bank Network infographic: Diaper Insecurity 2026 Fact Sheet for West Virginia. The full text is below.
Source: National Diaper Bank Network, 2026 West Virginia Fact Sheet. Download the fact sheet (PDF).
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Diapers are essential for all babies and families to maintain good health, access child care, and go to work. Keeping infants and toddlers clean and healthy helps build a strong foundation. However, nearly 1 in 2 families struggle to afford diapers. We can end diaper insecurity by strengthening support systems and reimagining policies so that every family has what they need to thrive.

  • 29.7 thousand diapers are distributed each year by National Diaper Bank Network member diaper banks in West Virginia.
  • 66 children are helped each month in the state.

Childhood poverty in West Virginia

  • 46.3% of births in the state are covered by Medicaid.
  • 46,779 children under age 3 live in families earning less than 300% of the Federal Poverty Level.
  • 28.1 million diapers are needed each year to end diaper insecurity in the state.
  • Only 0.11% of diaper insecurity in the state is met by member diaper banks.
  • 4.7 billion diapers are needed each year to end diaper insecurity in the U.S.

Sources: The NDBN Diaper Check 2026; 2025 Annual Member Survey; Mapping Diaper Insecurity in the US.

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