MAY 23, 2020
BY DOUG THOMPSON
Drivers line up to receive free diapers in an event held Tuesday, May 19, at Follett School Solutions in McHenry. Nearly 65,000 diapers were distributed to help community members in need.
Nearly 65,000 free diapers were distributed Tuesday, May 19, to community members in need at a drive-through event held at Follett School Solutions' offices, 1340 Ridgeview Drive in McHenry.
The event was sponsored by United Way of Greater McHenry County, Follett, and The Diaper Bank of Northern Illinois.
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