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Our Partnership with
Junior League of Cincinnati 

COVERD/Sweet Cheeks Diaper Bank is a current program partnership of the Junior League of Cincinnati (JLC). Since the JLC was founded on March 17, 1920, it has incubated and partnered with over 120 community partners, donating hundreds of thousands of dollars and volunteer hours. The mission of the JLC is to promote voluntarism, develop the potential of women, and improve communities through the effective action and leadership of trained volunteers.

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JLC and COVERD:

Starting in the winter of 2016, JLC members conducted a thorough community needs assessment to identify and prioritize critical local issues that needed additional support in the Greater Cincinnati Community. After learning from nonprofit and business leaders what the needs were, the League initiated a request for proposal process. This RFP to partner with the JLC was issued to the public based on the results of the community needs assessment. Proposals were required to address the most pressing needs identified, and had to align with the mission of the JLC. After several rounds of review and a vote by JLC membership, the decision was made to partner with COVERD/Sweet Cheeks Diaper Bank. 

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Partnership Quickfacts:

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Total Volunteer Hours:

3,000+ hours volunteered

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Funds Committed Annually:

$25,000

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Partnership Years Committed:

3 Years

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The Partnership Mission:

One of the JLC’s greatest missions is to help women and families living in poverty. Our partnership with COVERD/Sweet Cheeks Diaper Bank allows the JLC to deliver an immediate impact felt by women and families and further sweeping over the entire community.

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Partnership Outcomes:

JLC volunteers have made significant contributions to Sweet Cheeks Diaper Bank throughout the multi-year partnership. Volunteer activities have included:

League efforts are now focused on developing a plan to ensure the success of Sweet Cheeks Diaper Bank after the partnership ends, guaranteeing that babies across Cincinnati have access to the clean diapers they need.

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Going Beyond the Partnership – Influencing the Policies at Hand:

In March of 2019, Members of the Junior League of Cincinnati, along with Megan Fischer and Jean Hodge from COVERD/Sweet Cheeks Diaper Bank, joined forces at the State Capitol in Columbus to advocate for House Bill 19, which would exempt feminine hygiene products from sales tax in the state of Ohio. They met with five Representatives and three Senators over the course of the day. Both JLC Member Jamie Stinson as well as Megan Fischer gave testimony on House Bill 60, which would exempt infant/toddler diapers from sales tax in the state of Ohio.

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