Your sponsorship does more than write a check—it puts diapers in a new parent’s hands, coffee in a veteran’s cup, and hope back into military households that sacrifice daily for our nation. Don’t just take our word for it; hear from the families and veterans whose lives have been transformed by Unity in Healing Live, our Podcast, Olivia’s Journey.
Your sponsorship does more than write a check—it puts diapers in a new parent’s hands, coffee in a veteran’s cup, and hope back into military households that sacrifice daily for our nation. Don’t just take our word for it; hear from the families and veterans whose lives have been transformed by Unity in Healing Live, our Podcast, Olivia’s Journey.
Your support will provide a six-month supply of diapers, wipes, and infant clothing for active-duty families at remote or high-cost bases, making an immediate and significant impact on their lives. Given current deployment schedules, this reduces first-year baby expenses, allowing military parents to focus on bonding. Reduces first-year baby expenses, allowing military parents to focus on bonding, given current deployment schedules.
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Funds Layette boxes for 60 families or veteran gatherings for an entire quarter.
Funds Layette boxes for 60 families or veteran gatherings for an entire quarter.
Delivers diapers and wipes to five newborns.
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| Item | Qty (6-mo) | Unit Cost* | Sub-total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Disposable diapers | 1,600 – 1,800 (≈ 9 per day) | $0.15 – $0.23 each (bulk club & warehouse pricing) (wozo) | $240 – $414 |
| Baby wipes | 3,000 – 3,500 (10–12 per day) | ~ $0.02 each or $10 – $20 / mo (Trustedcare) | $60 – $120 |
| Rash cream/liners | — | $3 – $5 / mo | $18 – $30 |
| Item | Qty (6-mo) |
|---|---|
| Disposable diapers | 1,600 – 1,800 (≈ 9 per day) |
| Baby wipes | 3,000 – 3,500 (10–12 per day) |
| Rash cream/liners | — |
| Unit Cost* | Sub-total |
|---|---|
| $0.15 – $0.23 each (bulk club & warehouse pricing) (wozo) | $240 – $414 |
| ~ $0.02 each or $10 – $20 / mo (Trustedcare) | $60 – $120 |
| $3 – $5 / mo | $18 – $30 |
Typical six-month supply: $320 – $560
Industry trackers put diapers + wipes for an entire year at $1,100 – $3,000, depending on brand and region (The Potty School), so the six-month layette above lands in the low-to-mid part of that curve.
Warehouse and store brands (Kirkland, Up & Up, Mama Bear) hover near $0.18/diaper, while premium eco-labels or pharmacy prices climb past $0.30.
Buying cases of 180–220 saves 10-15 % over small packs. Loyalty apps and manufacturer coupons shave another $5–$10 per case.
Faster-gaining infants move through sizes sooner; each size change can leave partial packs unused if not donated or exchanged.
Unity in Healing targets $500 per family, which comfortably covers:
Six months of diapers & wipes (mid-range estimate ≈ $440)
A starter bundle of onesies, sleepers, and burp cloths (~ $60)
That figure keeps the program below the national first-year diaper-and-wipe midpoint while ensuring every active-duty family receives brand-new, size-appropriate supplies.
Unit-cost sources: wholesale bulk survey (April 2025) (Wozo); national diapering cost ranges (TrustedCare 2025 guide) (TrustedCare); average monthly spend figures (FBI Potty School 2025 projection) (The Potty School).
Plan on $320 – $560 for the essentials or a round $500 to guarantee no family is caught short during the baby’s first half-year.
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