Impacting Our Community
The work we do at COVERD has impacted thousands of lives in Greater Cincinnati and NKY
2023 By The Numbers
2,247,564 diapers distributed
3,600 children served per month
Because of receiving diapers:
- 56% of families had stress reduced.
- 39% were able to buy more food for their families.
- 34% were able to pay a bill.
436,617 period supplies distributed
Because of receiving period supplies:
- 61% of menstruators had stress reduced.
- 51% of menstruators felt cleaners.
- 35% of menstruators felt comfortable leaving their homes.
56,000 pull-ups distributed
560 potty-training kits distributed
How The Community Has Been Impacted
Quotes from Grateful Clients and Partner Agencies:
"Having a program like Sweet Cheeks Diaper Bank available to a household like mine, that budget and live pay check to pay check, has been a huge blessing. Diapers, like many other necessities we need for our children, are very costly, and there were times we would of had to scrape up change for a pack of diapers if it weren’t for the generosity of Sweet Cheeks. I am grateful I am able to be a part of this great program, and hopefully one day my family will be able to give back what they’ve given me!”
Client of St. Elizabeth Hospital’s BabySteps Program
“I had a woman reach out to me needing period supplies after leaving her
abuser. She was left with little to no money and resources to get what she
needed and reached out to our organization for assistance. Through our
partnership with Tidal Babe, we were able to provide those resources to her.”
Empowering Women Worldwide Ministries Inc.
“During the peak of the formula shortage, many of our clients were extremely worried about finding the money to buy diapers and formula. This program allowed them to put their money towards feeding their children, instead of trying to split their income between formula and diapers. “
Greater Cincinnati Behavioral Health
“D is a mom of 5, living with her mom and siblings because she is a victim of DV. She was brave enough to leave her abusive relationship. The father of their children does not provide financial support. D depends on Sweet Cheeks diapers to provide diapers for her 2-year-old and 4-month-old daughters. Receiving this monthly assistance allows her to buy food for her children. D is always grateful for the assistance she receives.”
TriHealth Perinatal Program
