An urgent need and a simple way for the community to step in.

This week on Giving Every Tuesday, Harvest House is asking for help providing one of the most basic needs for babies and young families: diapers and baby wipes.

For many parents already struggling to make ends meet, these everyday items can quickly become a financial burden and unlike food or other household necessities, diapers are not usually covered by most assistance programs.

That means families in crisis are often left to stretch their resources, making impossible choices between buying diapers, paying bills, or putting food on the table.

When that happens, some parents may delay changing their babies or try to make supplies last longer than they should, putting children at risk for rashes, infections, and other health issues.

Harvest House says the need continues to grow, with more local families reaching out for help during financial hardship.

But this organization does far more than provide supplies.

Harvest House serves foster children and families on Guam by recruiting safe foster homes, training caregivers, and supporting families as they care for children who have experienced crisis.

It also serves as an emergency triage center for children entering the foster care system, offering physical needs, emotional support, and spiritual encouragement during some of the most difficult moments in a child’s life.

So whether it’s a pack of diapers, a box of baby wipes, or a simple act of kindness. Every donation can make a real difference.

Kayla Ramirez, Operations Manager, shares this message, “Thank you for caring for the needs of our island’s children. Harvest House could not function without the support of our community.”

If you’d like to help, you can call or WhatsApp Harvest House at (671) 489-4737.