| Our mission | To support and empower at-risk families by providing education and the essential tools to ensure a good start for every baby. |
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Baby’s Bounty
| Ways to help | VolunteerVolunteering for Baby’s Bounty can be an incredibly rewarding experience, while also providing support for our tiniest residents. Our volunteers exhibit enthusiasm, commitment, and most of all, compassion. Volunteers should be nonjudgmental and provide service to our clients with a smile and kindness. We typically serve between 400-600 families, which makes for a fun, fast-paced environment. All diaper banks are drive-thru. We ask that volunteers arrive at 8am and stay until 11:30am, unless indicated otherwise.We are a nonprofit organization with the goal of empowering our tiniest community members. We distribute diapers and wipes to hundreds of babies each week at the following locations:
As you can see, we have recurring volunteer need every Wednesday from 8am-11:30am at different locations. Requirements: The age requirements for volunteers at the Diaper Banks are a minimum of 12 years old with parental supervision, or 16 years old without parental supervision. Volunteers under the age of 18 must obtain signed approval by their parent/guardian before volunteering at the diaper bank. Event Description:Volunteers will assist Baby's Bounty staff at our weekly diaper banks by:
VolunteerHost a DriveHosting a Drive is a great way to collect essential items for our Baby Bundles or Diaper Bank. Drives are easy to facilitate at your child's school, your office or with friends and family.Diaper Bank VolunteerHelp is needed for our Diaper Banks. |
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| How you help | Since May of 2020, our diaper banks have assisted over 13,000 families with over 700,000 diapers and 1.95 million wipes! This wouldn't be possible without volunteers and donors. |
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| About us | Founder Kim Amato established Baby’s Bounty™ in July of 2008 after witnessing the impact of homelessness on families with young children. Kim began researching how often newborns were released from the hospital without the proper supplies for their health, safety, and well-being. Hospital staff and Clark County caseworkers confirmed that, in fact, many families were being discharged without the resources to provide basic necessities such as clothing, diapers, a car seat, and a crib. When Kim started collecting items to create "Baby Bundles" from her living room, Baby’s Bounty™ was born! In operation for over 12 years, Baby's Bounty has recently added recurring diaper banks to its programming; one in Las Vegas, one in Henderson and recently launched a third in North Las Vegas. |
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