Inside the Milwaukee Diaper Mission on Tuesday, it was the first-ever distribution for a brand new partnership."Our newest partner, the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Food Center and Pantry, is here to pick up their monthly order of diapers and period supplies for the families they serve at UWM," said Meagan Johnson, executive director of the Milwaukee Diaper Mission.According to the Milwaukee Diaper Mission, one in three United States families experience "diaper need," and the UWM pantry said it is hearing from many of their 1,300 student-parents."It's the difference between, choosing between purchasing food to put on their table, or diapers," said Rachel Kubczak, program manager of UWM's Student Parent Success Program. "They don't have to choose, they can have both."The student pantry said it will have access to up to 4,000 diapers, but on Tuesday they took back much less than that, as they start to assess how much stock they'll need to keep on a regular basis."Diapers and wipes are definitely something where when we're out of it, it doesn't go unnoticed," said Allie Dorshorst, basic needs coordinator for UWM Food Center and Pantry.UWM sat on a waitlist for about two years before the Diaper Mission could add them to their group of distribution partners. The pantry said it is excited to finally get more basic needs products to students."I think for the student-parents that I work with, when they go into the food center and pantry and see that there's diapers on the shelves, and that it's consistent, they're going to feel like, 'Wow this university cares about me and they want me to be here and be successful,'" Kubczak said.