Little Disciples Baby Pantry | Rural Moms Of AL

The Little Disciples Baby Pantry

The Little Disciples Baby Pantry is a program of Rural Moms of Alabama that provides emergency baby hygiene support to families in rural communities. We supply diapers, wipes, creams, powders, and baby wash to mothers and caregivers who need help during challenging seasons.

We don’t offer monthly supplies or ongoing deliveries—our goal is to stand in the gap when families are in crisis or short on essentials, offering support with dignity, love, and care.

How to Request Help

Step 1:Fill Out the Request Form

Step 2: We Prepare Your Box

Step 3: Pick Up At Local Partner Site

Complete the form on our website to tell us what your baby needs—like diaper sizes or specific hygiene products (wipes, creams, powders, baby wash). You can also let us know if you’d like a mentor or prayer partner for added support.

Our team of volunteers carefully reviews your request and packs a custom baby hygiene box based on your child’s needs and our available supplies.

Once your box is ready, we’ll contact you with a pickup time, date, and location at one of our local church or community partners. Please bring a photo ID to verify your identity when picking up your box.

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Important

We are not a monthly provider. The Little Disciples Baby Pantry is designed to offer short-term, emergency support during times of need.

We focus only on diapers, wipes, creams, powders, and baby hygiene products. We do not provide formula, clothing, or toys, as many other organizations already meet those needs. Our goal is to fill a specific gap—helping families keep their babies clean, dry, and healthy.

Shipping baby hygiene boxes is something we are just beginning to explore. As we grow and receive more funding, we hope to expand this option. At this time, most families will pick up their boxes locally through our trusted church and community partners. Shipping may be available in very limited cases, and is not guaranteed.

If you need long-term or ongoing help, we encourage you to visit our [Help Center], where you’ll find local programs and services that may be better equipped to provide consistent support.