GermanyOlivia Rodrigo's 'Daisy Chain Fields' festival, held in California, raised $20 million for charitable causes focused on women and girls. The event featured exclusively female artists such as Chappell Roan, Doechii, and Mitski, aiming to support issues like women's health, workplace safety, and gender equality. Proceeds were to be distributed among ten nonprofit organizations, including Planned Parenthood and the Black Mamas Matter Alliance. Philanthropist Melinda French Gates attended and pledged an additional $10 million through her organization, Pivotal Ventures. Rodrigo expressed hope for progress despite setbacks in women's rights, drawing inspiration from the 1990s 'Lilith Fair,' which similarly showcased all-female performers and raised funds for charitable purposes.
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