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Disposable Diapers & Wipes - New

Disposable diapers contain absorbent chemicals and are thrown away after use for babies or adults. Disposable wipes are a disposable moistened, antiseptic, paper towel, usually supplied in a plastic drum or packet, often used for cleaning the skin of babies or children.

Consider donation of new and partially-used packages of diapers and new wipes to local families and community organizations. Posting on NextDoor, Craigslist, FreeCycle, etc.

Vendors

Vendor Address City Destination Disposal Method Notes
Salvation Army Donation Dropbox (Little Bethany Baptist Church) 1636 Armstrong Avenue San Francisco Reuse Free Drop-off Infant to Adult.
Craigslist 222 Sutter St
Floor 9
San Francisco Reuse Free Drop-off Infant to adult.
Goodwill (Livermore) 1374 Railroad Ave
(Livermore Arcade Shopping Center)
Livermore Reuse Free Drop-off Adult and child
Goodwill (Pittsburg) 396 Atlantic Avenue
Atlantic Plaza Shopping Center
Pittsburg Reuse Free Drop-off Adult and child
Community Impact Lab 15555 E 14th St
#201 (Bayfair Center near Ulta, Party City & GNC)
San Leandro Reuse Free Drop-off
Diaper Recycling Technology Recycle Drop-off for a Fee Sells equipment to recycle diapers (baby, adult, fem products, bed pads, pet pads) from manufacturing that does not meet quality standards. Fee to purchase and ship equipment.
Hope 4 the Heart 22035 Meekland Ave Hayward Free Drop-off, Free Pick-up Any children under the age of 3, must bring a birth certificate for diapers.

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