TRUE SUPPORT: Pro-life company donates over a million baby diapers to hurricane victims

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A common myth from the Left is that pro-lifers only care about babies before they’re born, despite being disproven by pro-life charities, crisis pregnancy centers, and foster families. This misconception persists, but many continue supporting life at all stages.

According to a report from Daily Wire, EveryLife, a Florida-based company selling diapers, wipes, and apparel, exemplified this commitment by donating over 850,000 diapers and 1.2 million wipes to families affected by Hurricanes Helene in North Carolina and Milton in Florida.

“It was just phenomenal to see so many organizations… Christians, conservatives stepping up and helping these families that really needed [help] desperately after the devastating hurricanes,” said brand co-founder and president Sarah Gabel in a statement to Daily Wire.

EveryLife partnered with organizations like Freedom House, City Serve, and Convoy of Hope to deliver diapers and wipes to hurricane-affected areas using trucks, helicopters, ATVs, and horseback. They also worked with local churches, fire rescue teams, and pregnancy resource centers to distribute supplies. Customers could directly contribute to the effort through their “Buy For a Cause” program. Originally planned as a three-day campaign, the overwhelming response extended the donations from October 1 to October 17.

“The testimonies that rolled in from the families on the ground, as well as these organizations that we were able to work with – it’s tearjerking, the amount of impact we were able to have in such a short amount of time,” Gabel said.

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