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🍼 Where to donate baby items in Utah
Strollers, swings, baby clothes and diapers help new parents in a big way. Pregnancy centers and baby pantries are the best place for them.
Before you go
- Car seats must not be expired or have been in a crash. Check the date sticker.
- Cribs must meet current safety rules; drop-side cribs are not accepted anywhere.
- Opened packs of diapers are usually still welcome.
9 places in Utah take baby items.
Midvale
The Road Home - Midvale Family Resource Center
- clean clothing, coats, shoes, winter gear
- new underwear
- new/unopened hygiene items
- towels and blankets
- backpacks and water bottles
- laundry soap
- diapers
Not accepted: weapons; medicine; mattresses and furniture; appliances; used toys and car seats; soiled or broken items
Ogden
Catholic Community Services - Joyce Hansen Hall Food Bank
- non-perishable food and pantry packs
- newborn clothes, burp cloths, unscented wipes and diapers
- hygiene items
- Amazon wish list items
Brigham CityCall to confirm
Pregnancy Care Center
- Baby items (call for current needs)
Heber City
Christian Center of Park City - Heber City Food Pantry
- canned meat
- cooking oil
- flour
- healthy snack bars
- diapers
- adult diapers
- hygiene items
Call to confirm
Finding Hope Pregnancy Resource Center
- baby items - call to confirm
PriceCall to confirm
Carbon County Community Outreach Services
- kids' clothing
- diapers
- wipes
- cleaning supplies
- paper products
- non-perishable items
Not accepted: adult clothing
PriceCall to confirm
Trinity Community Outreach Center
- pasta and non-perishable food
- cheese, milk and meats
- children's juices and snacks
- baby food
- spices and soup
- unused clothing (all ages and sizes)
Cedar CityCall to confirm
Iron County Care and Share
- non-perishable food
- diapers and formula
- pet food
St. GeorgeCall to confirm
The Well Pregnancy Resource Center
- maternity supplies
- infant supplies