Overview
- Kyle and Samantha Busch launched the Bundle of Joy Fund in 2015 after their own infertility struggles to help pay for one round of IVF for couples who cannot afford treatment.
- The foundation reports it has awarded 178 grants totaling about $2.3 million and that 111 babies have been born with its support.
- Following Kyle Busch’s sudden death, hundreds of supporters donated to the fund through its One Cause page, with many giving $18.08 as a tribute to his car numbers.
- Samantha Busch has used the platform to press for broader fertility access, criticized the lack of coverage for first responders and teachers, and took part in a White House event in October 2025 on lowering IVF medication costs.
- IVF cycles commonly cost roughly $15,000 to $20,000 per attempt, so the fund’s single-round grants of up to about $20,000 have directly enabled recipients to pursue treatment and, in many cases, have children.