COVERD Cincinnati unveils new warehouse space

In honor of National Diaper Need Awareness Week (Sept. 23-29), COVERD Greater Cincinnati (runs the programs Sweet Cheeks Diaper Bank, Tidal Babe Period Bank, and Fly & Dry Basic Needs Bank) hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony Sept. 24, to unveil their new warehouse space located at 2331 Terhune Alley in Cincinnati. Mayor Aftab Pureval, as well as COVERD’s full staff, many board members, longtime volunteers and supporters and funders, were in attendance.The “leave your mark” mural was revealed during the ribbon cutting as well, highlighting the winning design from a recent contest for local high school art students. COVERD visitors and volunteers will build this mural over time by adding their fingerprints in colored paint to fill three 48×60 inch canvases. From left are Mayor Aftab Pureval and COVERD Greater Cincinnati CEO & Founder Megan Milstead. Photo providedThrough its three core programs, COVERD has distributed over 13 million diapers, 1.2 million period products, and over 2,000 potty-training tool kits since its founding in 2015. Not to mention the more than 3,000 volunteers and visitors COVERD welcomes each year.    The new warehouse will help COVERD expand and grow its current programs and help even more Cincinnati area family members in need.The post...