Diaper rash is a growing problem among low income and homeless families. Mother’s simply don’t have the financial means to keep their babies clean and dry. Babies are in pain and discomfort when diaper rash takes hold.

“Babies in Need” wants to help the Greater Los Angeles Paint Horse club in accepting donations of diapers, wipes, powder and diaper rash cream.

These items will be distributed to local woman’s and homeless shelters.

PLEASE: every donation helps a baby in need.

There are three ways to make your donations:

1. 1.1.Contact Sue Fleczok (805-527-9655) or Alanna Foster (805-217-7160).
   
   

2. 2.2.Drop them off at 1349 Mellow Lane in Simi Valley
   
   

3. 3.3.Horsin’ Around Tack Shop (2325 Borchard Rd, Newbury Park

The Greater Los Angeles Paint Horse Club is supporting the Campbell’s “Labels for Education Program. We are asking all of our members and friends to save the coupons from the following list of items. Please clip and call Sue Fleczok to arrange for pickup (805-527-9655).

About Labels for Education

For more than 30 years, Labels for Education has been awarding free educational equipment to schools in exchange for proofs of purchase from the Campbell family of brands. It's a fun, easy program where students, familes and members of the community work together for a common good.

Heart 2 Heart is a non-profit program born from an on going need in our community to provide durable goods to Foster Parents, Kinship Parents, Teen Parents and other families so that they can feel supported while caring for our communities children.

To help stave the high cost of raising these children, Heart 2 Heart gathers donations and then re-distributes these items to the families at no cost.

We recognize that these families are enriching our community and offering children a chance to live in a familial setting. The assistance they receive in a monthly reimbursement stipend does not cover the cost of raising the children. Heart 2 Heart was created to fill in the gaps! We have established wonderful relationships with a few consignment stores in the area that donate clothing they are not able to sell and have secured donated space.

At this time the need does outweigh the availablity of goods. We turn to our generous neighbors, friends and colleagues to help us meet these needs.

"Nothing you do for children is ever wasted. They seem not to notice us, hovering, averting our eyes, and they seldom offer thanks, but what we do for them is never wasted."

Garrison Keller