Jessica Seinfeld

Jessica Seinfeld is a founder, social entrepreneur, and author who is dedicated to helping solve problems that affect families and communities. She is the founder and Board Chair of Good+Foundation (formerly Baby Buggy), a leading national non-profit combating multi-generational poverty, with a special focus on engaging fathers and families of color living on low-incomes. The organization’s unique model combines tangible goods and family cash grants with transformational services to create opportunities for long-term economic growth for the whole family. Now approaching its 25th anniversary, Good+ has distributed more than $121 million in new products and critical gear to strengthen families.

Seinfeld is also focused on storytelling as a way to elevate important issues. She is an Executive Producer on "Daughters", a documentary that follows a group of incarcerated men and their daughters as they prepare for their first Daddy Daughter Dance. Illuminating the human costs of the criminal justice system, the film debuted at Sundance in 2024, winning both the Audience Award: U.S. Documentary and The Festival Favorite Award. On the issue of youth mental health, she has been an early supporter of Jonathan Haidt, helping kickstart the movement around the Anxious Generation. She is currently collaborating with Haidt on projects connected to this worsening epidemic.

Seinfeld, who lives in Manhattan with her husband, comedian Jerry Seinfeld, is a graduate of New York University's Wagner Graduate School of Public Service and is a #1 New York Times bestselling author who has published six beloved cookbooks.