Celebrations with Lacey Chabert - Episode Guide

In the series debut, Chabert surprises Adrien Murphy, a second-grade teacher at WISH Community Charter School and the founder of the beloved, impactful after-school program, the Kindness Club. Nominated by her colleague, Murphy is known to inspire countless children over the years to practice kindness, mindfulness and community service. To honor her remarkable contributions, Chabert and her team of professional party planners pull off an unforgettable surprise: a thoughtful glamp-out party, attended by glowing former students and her husband and designed to give Murphy the celebration she truly deserves. With only three days to plan and execute, Chabert showcases her passion for making a difference, blending heartfelt moments with a dazzling celebration. 

17-year old Makayla starts non-profit "Baila Conmigo" to offer free dance programs to children in need; Lacey and her team are ready to recognize this inspiring youth leader by throwing her a graduation party she'll never forget.

Liv created the Underdog Community Project to aid the overlooked unhoused community and their pets. Lacey Chabert and the team come together to celebrate and honor Liv's selfless dedication and big heart in a big way.

Partially deaf himself, high school senior Jonah volunteers at "No Limits", a nonprofit teaching deaf children skills to succeed; Lacey and her team are ready to throw this teen role model a true Hollywood red carpet gala.

Sheri founded Happy Hats to bring joy back to sick children while they receive treatment. Lacey is ready to throw Sheri an elegant Tea Party to help show how Happy Hats make a difference to all those who receive them, and beyond.

Teen Justin has worked tirelessly to save nearly 80 acres in the Rainforests of Ecuador, home to many species of frogs. Lacey and her team are throwing him Rainforest Celebration to honor his efforts and help him reach his goal.

Carmela is ready to lead her first solo mission with Mending Kids, providing medical care to sick children worldwide. But first, Lacey prepares to send her off with a surprise fiesta that brings her back to her Peruvian roots.

Sophie volunteers at Ride On Therapeutic Horsemanship Center, assisting young riders and caring for the animals. Now, Lacey teams up with Party Planners Lisa and Marisa to celebrate Sophie with a pre-Bat Mitzvah Party at the Barn.

Tanya is an LAFD firefighter who also mentors young women coming up the ranks. Lacey and her team put together an epic beachside event that will honor Tanya and showcase the incredible work she has done for her community.

Dr. Ifunanya Nweke founded Jazz Hands for Autism to empower neurodivergent creatives. Lacey is ready to take their mutual love of Christmas and throw Ifu an incredible party to thank her for all she does for this community.

Helen, director of Las Fotos Project, empowers teen girls of color through photography; nicknamed The Mother of Las Fotos, she's honored with a surprise engagement party by Lacey and the Party Planners.

Billy's a jazz musician who founded SAPPA in 2022 to give inner-city youth free lessons, instruments and opportunities; nominated by Mari, Lacey plans a gala to honor his membership and legacy with surprises. 

Hayley, a Texas native, hits rock bottom after chasing acting dreams in California; she gave her last dollars to help the unhoused-sparking a movement; lin 2014, she founded Love My Neighbor Foundation to restore dignity and hope to others.

Jesse was set to go pro in surfing when a tragic accident leaves him a quadriplegic; in 2001, he surfs again, sparking Life Rolls On, a nonprofit helping people with disabilities enjoy adaptive sports nationwide.

Rebecca has spent 34 years transforming lives at Tierra del Sol, launching college and arts programs and leading with compassion; a celebration honors her impact and dedication.

Erin grew up shy, but animals gave her connections; since 2020, she's run The Little Zoo, bringing comfort with more than 25 animals; nominated by Alison, Lacey plans a surprise celebration.

A Hawaii native in California, Tami founded RaisingHOPE in 2012 to support youth aging out of foster care; nominated by Laura, Lacey plans a festive, island-inspired celebration full of love.

Kayli Joy Cooper, 20, founds Girl Well to empower girls through self-care. What began in high school is now a nonprofit; nominated by Dr. Liza Bearman, Lacey plans a boho-chic brunch full of affirmations, surprises and joy.