Excellent Serger Machine: Baby Lock 8 Thread Evolution

http://babylock.com/sergers/evolution/

This one is best (or similar) for donating to all the churches, temples, synagogues and mosques. It needs to come with a free instructional dvd, plus a warranty that includes all parts and labor for 2 years at that price though.  It'll hopefully withstand making 340 nappies per poor baby multiplied by 500 of the community's poor babies per year also. That's a total of 170,000 donated nappies per year. It saves $5,000 per baby as opposed to using disposables. That amount saved pays for about two years of generic brand baby formula, homemade baby food, and used/consigned clothes that they need. Also, it's better on the landfill. It saves a full acre of precious farmland per child, to supply them with infant formula dairies.  Even with the water and energy consumed in laundering them, plus the expenses from buying the sewing machines and sergers, reusable nappies are a better long-term investment.