Rosario’s Place needs diapers & other supplies

Rosario’s Place is still in need of diapers and wipes!  The good news is that student parents are making use of this resource – which means we’re also running low on a variety of clothing items. Clothing in good condition for children 6 and under would be welcome. Given the season, coats and winter gear would be excellent!

Donations can be dropped off at the Women’s Resource Center (8 Wilson Short) as usual, but to make it easier for people – especially if they’re wrangling bulky items – WSU PD has offered to accept donations for us. They’re at 2201 East Grimes Way. We’re grateful for the support of our police!

Located in Wilson Short, Rosario’s Place was created to offer student-parents quality, free, and gently used clothing for children 6 and younger years of age and has expanded to include books, small toys, diapering products, and limited baby gear. Access to this service is FREE to all WSU students.

By Communications staff, Washington State University

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