Pro-life diaper company EveryLife is mobilizing to help families in Texas who suffered devastating losses in the historic floods.

Anyone can purchase a “Buy For a Cause” bundle from EveryLife — a month’s supply of diapers and wipes costs $49.99, and all bundles will be given directly to “families in dire need due to the Texas floods,” EveryLife said on its website.

“We are praying for miracles in Texas,” Sarah Gabel Seifert, President and Co-Founder of EveryLife, said in a statement to The Daily Wire.

“The devastation families are facing is unimaginable — yet in the midst of such tremendous loss, we’ve witnessed something remarkable: an overwhelming outpouring of generosity and prayers,” she said.

“Through our Buy For a Cause program, we’re putting diapers and wipes directly into the hands of parents who have lost everything,” Seifert said, adding that it was “an honor” to work with “the American people and our on-the-ground partners to meet these urgent needs — and to remind Texas families that they are not alone.”

The diaper company’s boots-on-the-ground partners, Operation Blessing, CityServe, and Convoy of Hope, are “working tirelessly to ensure these essential items reach families impacted by any means necessary,” EveryLife said.

At least 107 people have died in the massive floods that hit Texas on July 4. Many families with small children were displaced from their homes and are still in need of basic essentials like diapers and wipes. Rescue efforts for survivors are still ongoing.

“We are blown away by the generosity of our community already,” Seifert told Daily Wire editor emeritus Ben Shapiro Wednesday morning. “We have already seen over 420,000 wipes donated, as well as over 294,000 diapers — and I feel like we’re just getting started.”

President and Co-Founder @SarahGabelSeif details the work @everylife is doing to provide essentials to families in Texas pic.twitter.com/W6NzrECJfD

— The Ben Shapiro Show (@BenShapiroShow) July 9, 2025

EveryLife was launched in 2023 by PublicSq., an online marketplace that works to help “freedom-loving Americans” find businesses that align with their values and brands itself as a conservative alternative to Amazon.

The pro-life diaper company also supports pro-life organizations, donating diapers and wipes to crisis pregnancy centers.

EveryLife is growing quickly and now delivers diapers in all 50 states, the company said.

When the company launched, EveryLife released an ad calling out progressive companies for embracing anti-life values, such as saying they would cover the travel expenses for their female employees’ abortions.

“While so many companies are promoting what is wrong, we choose to celebrate what is right — life,” the ad’s narrator said. “Every miracle from God, boy and girl, black, tan, and white, planned and unplanned, gifted and special.”

Earlier this year, EveryLife also launched a prayer campaign along with prominent Christian leaders for couples hoping to have children, called “Praying for More Babies in 2025.”

You can purchase a Buy For A Cause bundle from EveryLife here.

WASHINGTON—Asked about a Catholic bishop in California who told illegal immigrants they no longer have to go to Sunday mass, White House Border Czar Tom Homan did not mince words.

“This is BS,” he told The Daily Wire in response to news that San Bernardino Bishop Alberto Rojas issued a decree on July 8 dispensing those in his diocese from attending Mass “due to potential immigration enforcement actions by civil authorities” if they have “genuine fear of immigration enforcement actions.” His dispensation is in effect until “such time as this decree is revoked or amended.”

The bishop was referring to President Donald Trump’s immigration actions, which include ICE raids throughout the country. Rojas stated that he is “guided by the Church’s mission to care for the spiritual welfare of all entrusted to my care, particularly those who face fear or hardship.”

Homan dismissed the announcement, saying, “I do not know of a single incident of a church arrest.”

The bishop’s decree may stem in part from the Trump administration’s reversal of a Biden-era policy blocking immigration officials from making arrests at schools, houses of worship, or other “sensitive locations.” The Department of Homeland Security said in January that it would not “tie the hands of our brave law enforcement, and instead trusts them to use common sense.”

“We would only go in if there was a violent criminal who was actively hiding out there or something,” Homeland Security spokeswoman Tricia McLaughlin told The Daily Wire, suggesting that an arrest at a church only might occur if an MS-13 gang member was inside.

The Diocese of San Bernardino did not immediately respond to a request for comment from The Daily Wire.