Kristen Bell & Dax Shepard Surprise California Wildfire First Responders

Kristen Bell and Dax Shepard had a special surprise for families affected by the California wildfires!

The couple recently visited some of the first responders at Fire Station 8 in Redding, Calif.

Since the devastating Carr fire, 12 of the firefighter families have welcomed new babies. To say thank you for their hard work, Kristen and Dax surprised them with a year supply of Hello Bello baby and family essentials!

“Last July, the Carr fire hit the city of Redding. The devastations burned over 229,000 acres and 1,000 structures were lost. There were 8 fatalities, including their Fire Inspector, Jeremy Stoke,” Kristen and Dax wrote on the Hello Bello account.

They continued, “Since then, 12 of the firefighter families from Redding brought 15 babies into the world. We surprised the Redding team at Station 8 with a Hello Bello playdate. We wanted to try and help lighten their load with lots of family and baby essentials AND announced that starting today, we’re giving a 20% discount to ALL First Responders nationwide. Thank you First Responders and thank you to your families. It was an honor to share the day with you. #hellobello”

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Last July, the Carr fire hit the city of Redding. The devastations burned over 229,000 acres and 1,000 structures were lost. There were 8 fatalities, including their Fire Inspector, Jeremy Stoke. Since then, 12 of the firefighter families from Redding brought 15 babies into the world. We surprised the Redding team at Station 8 with a Hello Bello playdate. We wanted to try and help lighten their load with lots of family and baby essentials AND announced that starting today, we’re giving a 20% discount to ALL First Responders nationwide. Thank you First Responders and thank you to your families. It was an honor to share the day with you. @hellobello #hellobello #firstresponders

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