Students load trucks full of diapers for families in need

FRESNO, Calif.

WHAT: Students from St. Anthony's School will load thousands of diapers they've collected for the Saint Agnes Women's Club 14th annual Diaper Drive.

DETAILS: St. Anthony's School is lending a helping hand in the Saint Agnes Women's Club annual Diaper Drive. Students have collected thousands of diapers over the past week - providing a big boost for the annual 30-day Diaper Drive, which officially starts April 29 and ends May 29.

The goal of Diaper Drive is to collect 30,000 diapers and $30,000 in 30 days to benefit Saint Agnes Holy Cross Center for Women in downtown Fresno. During the Drive, various businesses around town will collect dollars or diapers.

Batter up Pancakes (8029 N. Cedar Ave. and 4025 W. Figarden Dr.)
GaGa Chic (Fig Garden Village)
Marble Slab Creamery (1512 E Champlain Dr.)
Uncle Harry's New York Bagelry (all locations)
Walmart (7065 N. Ingram Ave.)
Whole Foods Market (Fig Garden Village)

Diapers of all sizes are greatly appreciated, with the greatest needs being sizes 4, 5 and 6. Each month, Holy Cross Center for Women provided 7,200 diapers to families in need. Monetary donations can also be made online at www.samc.com.

The Saint Agnes Women's Club - formerly known as Saint Agnes Associates - is a group of philanthropic women who raise funds for Saint Agnes Holy Cross Center for Women. Last year alone, the Women's Club raised more than $50,000.

EVENT CONTACT: Marti Simpson, 696-8149.

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