Celebrity advocate council

Ally Brooke is the tremendously talented pop star who, after breaking out as a member of the multi-platinum pop group "Fifth Harmony", signed with Atlantic Records to release her solo debut album. Hailing from San Antonio, Ally first gained the world's attention as a solo contestant on "The X Factor". Raised in an intensely passionate and proud Latin community, Brooke gravitated early to mariachi music and Tejano artists, first finding her voice when singing in church. Ally joined the 28th season of "Dancing with the Stars" in the fall of 2019. Born prematurely, Ally joined the March of Dimes Celebrity Advocate Council to lend her voice to the urgent maternal and infant health crisis in the United States. Through her own experience, she’s shining a spotlight on the need for more research to identify why about 1 in 10 babies are born prematurely in the United States.

Allyson Felix is the most decorated Track & Field Olympian in history. A nine-time Olympic medalist. Six-time Olympic Champion. World Record Holder. She has won, a mind-blowing, twenty-five global medals at the Olympics and World Championships. Allyson is still honing her craft and her determination is rivaled only by the greatest of the greats. Allyson has found passions off the track which she believes are her true calling. She loves children and serves as a member of the Right To Play board hoping to raise awareness for under-served children in developing regions. Her greatest accomplishment and her greatest love is her daughter, Camryn, who reminds her every day that she can never stop fighting for what is right in this world. Camryn was born premature at 32 weeks via emergency C-section due to preeclampsia and Allyson nearly lost her life. As a March of Dimes advocate, she is sharing her experiences both as a mother and an athlete who overcame barriers put before her for being a mother. She’s calling for change everywhere from maternal employment policies to the way we talk about and respond to the black maternal health crisis.

One of the triple threats seen in Steven Spielberg’s Oscar nominated and Golden Globe-winning film West Side Story, Ana Isabelle is an award-winning Puerto Rican Actress, Singer-Songwriter, and Dancer. Other recent credits include IMPRISONED with Laurence Fishburne and a starring role in the remake of Coppola's DEMENTIA 13.    

Ana made her U.S. Television debut in SEASONS OF LOVE opposite Taraji P Henson, Gladys Knight, and Method Man and was the first Latina music artist featured in a TNT NBA All-Stars commercial when she and Chazz Palminteri paid homage to the greats of the basketball world with Ana singing "Power" by Kanye West.  

Ana made her New York Stage Debut Off-Broadway in the Musical I LIKE IT LIKE THAT with Tito Nieves and won Broadway Worlds Regional Award for Best Actress both for her performance as Eva Peron in Asolo Repertory Theatre Evita and Anita in Guthrie Theatre's WEST SIDE STORY.

She has released 3 highly successful albums in Latin America and the U.S. As a Latina concerned about the health of moms and babies, Ana is using her voice to end preventable maternal health risks and death, end preterm birth, and close the health equity gap.

Since she first appeared on MTV’s hit shows “The Hills” and “The City,” Whitney Port has attracted an international fan-base with her relatable attitude and unique style. Following the successful launch of her eponymous clothing line, Whitney Eve, she solidified her status as not only a lifestyle and fashion icon but an entrepreneur capable of building a brand from scratch. Whitney now shares beauty, fashion, lifestyle, and mom tips on WhitneyPort.com, where she puts her signature sincere twist on everything. She has expanded her digital empire with a YouTube channel and popular series, “The Hills Reaction Videos,” “The City Reaction Videos,” and “I Love My Toddler, But...” In 2019, she released her podcast, “WITH WHIT,” which features a new series titled “Staying Home With Whit.” In 2020, Whitney released Love, Whit, a women’s capsule collection in collaboration with Rent the Runway and an exclusive candle collection with In Favor Of. In 2021, she launched her loungewear collection, COZECO. 

Angelina Spicer is a multi-hyphenate powerhouse! A stand-up comedic, writer, producer, actress, mother and accidental activist. A cum-laude graduate of Howard University, Spicer has smartly delved deep for comedy that’s authentic. 

Angelina became an outspoken advocate for maternal mental health after her diagnosis and hospitalization of postpartum depression (PPD). Spicer is not only using her voice in comedy clubs across the America, she is also working with lawmakers in California and on Capitol Hill to implement laws to support early motherhood. In 2019 Angelina was honored by then Senator Kamala Harris for her work in CA with Black Maternal Health week. 

Spicer is working on a feature length documentary film about Postpartum Depression by using her humorous, and raw journey into motherhood along with her legislative work on Capitol Hill and takes a deep dive into just one of the consequences of declining to provide healthcare access consistent with every other industrialized nation around like world like Israel.

When Angelina saw a need to bridge the gap for communities in south central Los Angeles, she went within her network and fundraised to charter buses to help Black and Brown women and their families get vaccinated, through her vaccine equity initiative, #SpicersRideToWellness.

Angelina is a current health equity fellow of Hillary Clinton’s Vital Voices, serves on the board of directors for March for Moms and is the newly elected Vice President of the PTA for her daughter’s school.