Baby2Baby Gala Honors Serena Williams and Raises Awareness for Maternal Health

The annual Baby2Baby Gala was a star-studded event with celebrities like Alicia Keys, Anna Kendrick, Tyler Perry, Paris Hilton, and Ayesha Curry in attendance. The highlight of the evening was a touching speech by Sofia Richie Grainge, who spoke about her own postpartum experience and the importance of supporting mothers in need.

Sofia Richie Grainge, who is expecting a baby, shared her personal journey and how it has inspired her to get involved with Baby2Baby. She emphasized the need for support for both babies and mothers, especially those who may not have the same access to resources that she did. Her heartfelt words resonated with the audience and highlighted the importance of organizations like Baby2Baby.

The event also included a moving video montage showcasing Baby2Baby’s efforts to help families affected by the recent Los Angeles fires. Many attendees were moved to tears by the stories of resilience and community support in the face of tragedy.

One of the highlights of the evening was the presentation of the Giving Tree Award to tennis champion Serena Williams. In her acceptance speech, Williams spoke candidly about her own struggles with maternal health and the importance of listening to and supporting mothers in need. She praised Baby2Baby for their dedication to maternal health initiatives and their impact on the lives of countless families.

To cap off the night, Baby2Baby’s co-CEOs Kelly Sawyer Patricof and Norah Weinstein arranged for a special performance by Ludacris at the after-party. The energy was high as celebrities like Lizzo and Missy Elliot danced the night away, joined by guests enjoying Jon & Vinny’s pizza slices.

The Baby2Baby Gala was a night to remember, filled with powerful speeches, emotional moments, and a strong sense of community coming together to support families in need. The event underscored the importance of organizations like Baby2Baby and the impact they have on the lives of mothers and children around the world.