About TCO
Welcome! We are excited to support you on your cloth diaper journey. On this page, learn about TCO and get to know our Board of Directors.
Our Mission and Values
Mission
The mission of The Cloth Option is to advocate for and provide access to cloth diapers and other reusable hygiene products to reduce diaper need and protect our environment for future generations.
Vision
The Cloth Option envisions a sustainable world free of diaper need where cloth diapers and similar products are accessible to all, regardless of race, socioeconomic status, gender, or family structure.
Core Values
- Integrity
- Community
- Social Justice & Equity
- Sustainability
The Cloth Option is a collective of cloth diaper advocates working within their local communities to promote cloth diapers as a sustainable alternative to single-use diapers. As part of our mission, we distribute cloth diapers and other reusable hygiene products to families in need, work with like-minded non-profits to address diaper need, and advocate for cloth diapers by way of education and community involvement.
The Cloth Option identifies as secular and social justice-oriented and we welcome advocates of all backgrounds who share our vision of an open, transparent, and accountable organization. Our local advocates are the members of our organization and the organization belongs to them.
Impact
Since our founding in October 2018, we have distributed over 120,000 cloth diapers to hundreds of families in need across the United States, replacing at least 24 million disposable diapers.
2026 Board of Directors
Meet the members of TCO's Board of Directors for 2026!

Sadie Cora, Board Chair
Sadie (she/her) is a founding member of TCO who is passionate about issues of social, educational, and environmental justice. Sadie is honored to serve her ninth term as the Chair of TCO's Board. A proud public school educator, Sadie lives in Western Massachusetts with her family.

Mariah Kaiser, Director
Mariah (she/her) has been volunteering with TCO for five years and joined the Board in 2024. Mariah stays busy with her kids and animals, and enjoys gardening and reading. She loves making connections in her Central Wisconsin community while helping alleviate diaper need. Mariah cloth diapered all three of her children.

Zoë Hill, Director
Zoë (she/her) is serving her fifth term on the TCO Board, and has been a volunteer since 2021. As a feral house spouse, she gives back to the community via TCO and mutual aid organizations. She resides on stolen Tiwa Pueblo lands (also known as Albuquerque, NM) with her partner and their two kiddos, both former cloth diapered babies.


