On Friday, Olivia Rodrigo announced that the inaugural Daisy Chain Fields music festival has already raised $10 million to donate to its ten designated nonprofit partners. All of the musical artists are performing for free and 100% of the net profits are being donated to [these women-centered organizations:]
Baby2Baby provides children in need with diapers, formula, clothing, and the basic necessities that every child deserves, serving more than one million children across all 50 states.
Black Mamas Matter Alliance (BMMA, Inc.) is the nation’s premier Black Maternal Health organization ensuring that all Black Mamas have the rights, respect, and resources to thrive before, during, and after pregnancy.
The Center for Reproductive Rights uses the power of law and advocacy to advance reproductive rights and health care access worldwide.
FreeFrom is a national survivor-led organization working to end gender-based violence by building economic freedom alongside survivors.
Jhpiego helps women and communities around the world live healthier, stronger lives.
Johns Hopkins Center for Indigenous Health brings together Indigenous knowledge, community wisdom, and public health practice to advance health equity and support thriving, healthier, and stronger Indigenous communities worldwide.
National Domestic Workers Alliance advocates for the rights, protections, and dignity of millions of domestic workers while building an economy where workers are valued, and every family can access the care they need and deserve.
National Institute for Reproductive Health builds a future where reproductive freedom, without limits, is a reality by partnering with state and local reproductive health, rights, and justice organizations on policy advocacy.
The National Women’s Law Center defends and protects the rights and freedoms of women, girls, and the LGBTQ+ community through law, policy, and culture change – with a particular focus on addressing the inequities faced by women of color and low-income women and families.
Planned Parenthood serves as an essential provider of sexual and reproductive health care, and sex education, supporting millions of people across the United States.
More money will continue to be raised this weekend through merch sales at the festival. You can see some of the available merch under the cut:
A peek at Friday’s UC Irvine Taco Bell pop up which had free customized tote bags and the new pink Baja Blast drink:
Happy Daisy Chain Fields Day to all those who celebrate! I hope the ONTDers who are attending have fun – stay hydrated and report back to us so we can live vicariously!
