New Mount Rose Diaper Bowl. Fort Worth, Texas 76104.

 



New Mount Rose Diaper Bowl. Fort Worth, Texas 76104.

In the powerful spirit of the late Rev. Jesse L. Jackson’s Save the Children Campaign, New Mount Rose Missionary Baptist Church and the Ministers Justice Coalition of Texas are coming together for something BIG — something impactful — something that blesses families right now!


We are thrilled to partner with the Junior League of Fort Worth Diaper Bank to provide over 800 diapers to participating Ministers Justice Coalition congregations across our community!


This is more than a donation.

This is dignity.

This is health.

This is hope.


Founded in 2020, the Junior League of Fort Worth (JLFW) Diaper Bank has been on a mission to eliminate diaper need and strengthen the physical, mental, and financial wellbeing of children and adults across Tarrant County. Through diaper drives, generous fundraising, and wholesale purchasing, JLFW provides diapers at no cost to local nonprofit partners serving families impacted by poverty, mobility challenges, or health limitations.



In proud partnership with the Tarrant Area Food Bank, the JLFW Diaper Bank stores and distributes its inventory monthly — and since its inception, has distributed more than 2 million diapers to nearly 100 nonprofit agencies!


What Is Diaper Need?


Diaper need is a serious public health issue. It happens when families lack enough diapers to keep a baby clean, dry, and healthy. Without sufficient diapers, children can suffer painful rashes, urinary tract infections, and other preventable medical conditions. Diaper need also impacts access to early childhood education, parental employment, mental wellness, and overall family stability.


And here’s what many people don’t realize:

Diapers are NOT covered by federal assistance programs like WIC or SNAP. Families can spend over $150 per month just on diapers alone.


That’s why this moment matters.



That’s why the New Mount Rose SAVE THE CHILDREN Diaper Bowl matters.


“We are committed to helping the entire family, and we are thankful for this generous donation. We now can establish the New Mount Rose Diaper Bowl to help parents who are struggling to make financial ends meet,” says Pastor Kyev P. Tatum, Sr.


At New Mount Rose, we believe ministry meets practical needs. We believe faith must move. And we believe every child deserves to be clean, cared for, and covered.


📞 Call 817-966-7625 to learn how you can donate and help support our Community Bowls.


Let’s rally together.

Let’s serve together.

Let’s SAVE THE CHILDREN — one diaper at a time. 

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