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The day before the festival, Rodrigo talked about its philanthropic aims. “It’s a real honor to announce that we are donating $10 million to be given directly to these 10 nonprofit partners that you just had the pleasure of hearing about,” Rodrigo said at a press conference attended by 10 organizations that advocate for women and girls and were participating in the festival.
Those nonprofit participants included Baby2Baby, which provides children in need with basic necessities; Black Mamas Matter Alliance (BMMA), which advocates for Black mothers’ rights and provides resources throughout and after pregnancy; Center for Reproductive Rights, a legal organization that advocates for reproductive rights and health care access for women worldwide; FreeFrom, which works to end gender-based violence by providing survivors with financial resources and more; Jhpiego, which provides critical health care to women and families worldwide; John Hopkins Center for Indigenous Health, which advances health equity for Indigenous communities worldwide; National Domestic Workers Alliance, which advocates for the rights of domestic workers; National Institute for Reproductive Health, which works to advance reproductive health care for all at the state and local level; National Women’s Law Center, which fights for gender justice on the legal front and beyond; and Planned Parenthood, which works to protect, provide, and expand access to sexual and reproductive health care and education. Net proceeds from the event are being directed to Daisy Chain Fields Fund, which benefits those nonprofits.
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Philanthropist Melinda French Gates joined Rodrigo and pledged to double the $10 million being donated.









