Utah Department of Health Office of Health Disparities
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Monday, November 26, 2012

Text4baby Partners with Feel Rich, R&B Singer Tyrese to Reach New & Expecting Moms

Text4baby announced a new partnership with multi-platinum recording artist Tyrese Gibson and Feel Rich, the first ever multicultural health and fitness media company. The partnership, Feel Rich Moms, will raise awareness of text4baby and encourage moms to sign up for this critical service. The central piece of this partnership will be a contest; the grand prize winner will receive a customized lullaby for her baby written and recorded by Tyrese and produced by QD3. One runner-up will receive a year's supply of Johnson's Baby products, courtesy of text4baby founding sponsor, Johnson & Johnson. To enter the contest for free, text the word "BABY" to 511411, and when prompted, enter the participant code FEELRICH or enroll through the online form.


The Office of Minority Health, text4baby and the National Healthy Start Association congratulate Ashley P., winner of the 2012 State Enrollment Contest! Read her story.

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