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News > Columnists > Good Connections

Good Connections

Susan Pfannmuller | Susan Pfannmuller | Special to The Star

The Give What You Got program is sponsoring the Happy Bottoms donation drive. Among those working on the drive are Angi Hejduk (left) and Jill Gaikowski.

Donation drive hopes to collect 7,000 diapers for needy families

10:46 PM CST

Angi Hejduk has taken a common dilemma of parenting and created a nonprofit program that has helped more than 600 area youths already this year. And this week the Give What You Got program is launching a donation drive called Happy Bottoms in hopes of collecting 7,000 diapers in seven days.