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Bill Gates' daughters join mother to sign as founding backers of $100 million fund

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    Melinda French Gates, alongside her daughters, has joined a groundbreaking philanthropic venture designed to enhance women's health globally. The Women's Health Co-Lab aims to generate $100 million, supporting diverse organizations over three years. Phoebe Gates highlights the ongoing challenges women encounter in health and safety. With over $70 million already pledged by prominent philanthropists, the initiative is actively seeking more funding to meet its goal and broaden its reach.

    Melinda French Gates, alongside her daughters Jennifer Gates Nassar and Phoebe Gates, champions the Women's Health Co-Lab initiative. This ambitious project seeks to raise $100 million to enhance health conditions for women and girls globally. With over $70 million already pledged from a network of philanthropists, the initiative aims to tackle critical issues such as maternal health, reproductive rights, and combatting gender-based violence.

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Bill GatesMelinda French GatesJennifer Gates NassarPhoebe GatesWomen's Health Co-Lab initiative

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  1. Fri, 16 October 2026

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      Melinda French Gates, alongside her daughters Jennifer Gates Nassar and Phoebe Gates, champions the Women's Health Co-Lab initiative. This ambitious project seeks to raise $100 million to enhance health conditions for women and girls globally. With over $70 million already pledged from a network of philanthropists, the initiative aims to tackle critical issues such as maternal health, reproductive rights, and combatting gender-based violence.

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