Marie's Community Distribution Program
Marie’s Community Distribution Program offers a hand up to families in need.
Visit the green link below to make a secure donation to support Marie’s Community Distribution Program. Visit the blue link to purchase frequently needed items through Amazon Smile.
Through this program families can receive free baby food, diapers and formula by simply providing a form of identification and proof of a child. Additionally, baby and maternity clothing, blankets, as well as bigger items like car seats, baby beds, household goods, appliances and furniture are given to families in need.
Marie’s is open
Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10am-2pm.
@ 305 E 7th Street in New Albany
Marie’s Community Distribution Program offers new and gently used items free of charge to families in need. Financial contributions are the best way to help keep the program operating and shelves stocked. If you prefer to donate items, these are our greatest needs currently.
Useful Supply Donations
- Baby Wipes (80 ct packages)
- Diapers (Sizes Newborn, 4, 5 & 6)
- Pull Ups Training Pants (All Sizes)
- Baby Wash (15 oz)
- Baby Lotion (15oz)
- Pacifiers
- Sippy Cups
- Baby Towels & Washcloths
Clothing Needs
- Boys Fall/Winter (Sizes 18mos-6/7)
- Boys Spring/Summer (Sizes 2T-6/7)
- Girls Fall/Winter (Sizes 2T-6/7)
- Girls Spring/Summer (Sizes 2T-5T)
Marie's Story
Marie Robertson wanted nothing more than to have a daughter. After years of trying, she put her future in God’s hands. She vowed that if he would bless her with a daughter, she would make it her life’s mission to help the less fortunate. Soon, a baby girl was placed with Marie and her husband, and Marie’s Ministry became a reality. Staying true to her promise, Marie spent the rest of her life dedicated to helping those in need. Marie passed away on Christmas Day 2011, and with the blessing of her family, St. Elizabeth Catholic Charities continues the work of Marie’s Ministry.
Sara and Joe’s Story:
Sarah and Joe have been married five years and they just had their second baby. Two months before Sarah delivered, Joe lost his job and has been out of work ever since. They visited Marie’s Ministry and left with smiles on their faces, a plastic bag full of diapers and formula for their new baby and a warm coat and booster seat for their toddler. Most importantly, they left with hope.