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KATSEYE members Yoonchae, Lara and Megan made a brief surprise appearance at Daisy Chain Fields in Irvine, introducing Baby2Baby ahead of Devon Again after Megan sprained her ankle and the band had canceled their set; the group expressed love for Olivia Rodrigo’s charity festival, which raised $10 million for women’s nonprofits.
California Governor Gavin Newsom is facing corruption scrutiny after the state earmarked about $20 million for a diaper program run with Baby2Baby. Critics flag the nonprofit ties—executives connected to Newsom’s wife’s California Partners Project and Baby2Baby board member Norah Weinstein—as a potential conflict of interest, arguing the deal benefits friends rather than taxpayers. Supporters say the program helps provide free diapers to newborns statewide. California officials defend the initiative as a scale-up funded via the state budget, with roughly $7.4 million approved and $12.5 million proposed for 2026–27.
California will provide 400 free diapers per newborn at hospital discharge through a first-in-the-nation program, initially at 65–75 hospitals serving many low-income families, with plans to expand statewide. Funded by about $7.4 million last year and $12.5 million proposed for the coming year, the diapers are produced by Baby2Baby under the Golden State Start label. Medicaid does not cover newborn diapers, making this a key relief for families facing roughly $100/month diaper costs.
California launches Golden State Start, a first‑in‑the‑nation program with Baby2Baby to give every newborn in participating hospitals 400 free diapers at discharge, aided by bulk state purchasing; initial rollout prioritizes hospitals serving many Medi‑Cal patients, with plans to expand and explore lowering diaper costs via CalRx.
California will begin a first-in-the-nation program providing about 400 free diapers per newborn at hospital discharge, starting in 65–75 hospitals that serve many low-income families, with expansion statewide later. The diapers are produced by Baby2Baby under the Golden State Start label, funded by about $7.4 million in the prior budget and $12.5 million proposed for the 2027 fiscal year. The initiative aims to ease the ongoing cost of diapers (roughly $100 per month per child) and follows other California measures to support families.
Celebrities like Demi Lovato, Jessica Alba, and Serena Williams attended the Baby2Baby Gala in Los Angeles, helping raise over $18 million to support children in poverty by distributing essential items. Serena Williams received the Giving Tree Award for her commitment to children's welfare.
Celebrities like Demi Lovato, Jordana Brewster, and Kendrick Lamar helped bring early Christmas joy to 500 children in South Los Angeles through a Baby2Baby event. The nonprofit, known for aiding children in poverty, organized a festive day at BMO Stadium with activities like toy shopping and sledding. Stars such as Kelly Rowland and Olivia Wilde emphasized the importance of listening to and respecting the children's choices, highlighting the event's focus on agency and selflessness. Baby2Baby's efforts include manufacturing diapers and providing disaster relief, supported by a dedicated celebrity network.
The 2024 Baby2Baby Gala saw numerous celebrities, including Katy Perry, Charlize Theron, and Heidi Klum, gather to support the charity's mission of aiding children in poverty. The event raises millions annually to provide essentials like diapers and clothing to families in need. Charlize Theron was honored with the Giving Tree Award for embodying the charity's mission.
Salma Hayek Pinault was honored at Baby2Baby's annual gala for her commitment to helping children in need. Channing Tatum presented her with the Giving Tree Award, praising her as a magical and intuitive being. Hayek Pinault expressed her admiration for Baby2Baby and emphasized the importance of their work in providing basic necessities to children living in poverty. She shared personal stories from her medical aid trip to Sierra Leone, highlighting the need for better sanitary conditions and vaccinations. The event raised over $12 million, with donations from celebrities such as Miranda Kerr, Kim Kardashian, and Emma Grede. The gala also featured renowned chefs and a performance by Snoop Dogg.
Chrissy Teigen wowed in a black gown with a 3D floral design at the Baby2Baby annual gala in Los Angeles. The event, which supports the non-profit organization providing essentials for children in need, honored actress Salma Hayek for her commitment to improving the lives of children. Teigen shared the spotlight with other celebrities, including Camila Alves, and Snoop Dogg headlined the evening's entertainment. Baby2Baby has served its programs in all 50 states, distributing over 350 million basic essentials to children in underserved areas.
Actress Jessica Chastain showcased her impressive basketball skills while hosting Baby2Baby's Back2School celebration at Madison Square Garden. The event, dedicated to helping children in need, saw Chastain shooting baskets on the court in a lavender jumpsuit. The Oscar-winning actress also addressed recent controversy surrounding her comments on the Israel-Hamas conflict, clarifying her stance and highlighting her humanitarian work. Additionally, Chastain received the Golden Icon Award at the Zurich Film Festival for her performance in the upcoming movie "Memory."
Chrissy Teigen revealed that her struggle with postpartum depression changed her perspective on the importance of color in her children's lives, leading her to design a vibrant pink stroller wagon for her collaboration with Baby2Baby. Teigen discussed her experience with postpartum depression and the significance of color in her recovery. She also opened up about motherhood, finding balance with her four children, and her close bond with her son's surrogate. Additionally, Teigen and her husband, John Legend, will celebrate their 10th wedding anniversary this month.
Actor Matthew McConaughey and his family are sponsoring a flight of emergency supplies for survivors of the deadly wildfires in Hawaii. Partnering with Baby2Baby, they are funding a plane filled with hundreds of thousands of emergency supplies requested by Hawaiian relief organizations. The fires have displaced many people and claimed numerous lives, with the death toll expected to rise. McConaughey urged people to support Baby2Baby or any other relief efforts to provide much-needed help to the affected communities.