Help Us Give Liz a Chance at More Time
If you’ve ever known Liz, you know she has spent her life helping others shine.
For decades, Liz dedicated herself to children’s theater. She worked for many years with MET2 Children’s Theater in Los Angeles, creating costumes and styling hair for young performers. Later, she became lovingly known as “Mama Liz” to the families of Broadway Arts Lab in New Jersey, where she nurtured generations of children with her warmth, encouragement, creativity, and unconditional love.
Today, Liz is facing Alzheimer’s disease.
After extensive research, our family has found a specialized neuro-restorative treatment program called NeuralCIM. While it is not a cure, the treatment is designed to help protect brain function and may slow the progression of Alzheimer’s while improving quality of life for some patients. It represents something priceless to our family—hope.
Unfortunately, the timing couldn’t be more difficult.
Over the past year, Liz has endured one hardship after another. She closed her business, suffered a devastating financial loss after being robbed by a trusted assistant, and went through a divorce. These unexpected events have left her without the financial resources needed to pursue this treatment.
Our goal is to raise $40,000 to cover the cost of the treatment, travel, lodging, and related medical expenses.
We are reaching out to the incredible communities that have loved Liz over the years—our Broadway Arts Lab families, the MET Children’s Theater family in Los Angeles, friends, former students, colleagues, and anyone whose life was touched by her generosity.
If Liz ever sewed your costume, fixed your hair before a performance, calmed your nerves backstage, cheered you on, or simply made you feel seen and loved, we’re asking you to help us do the same for her.
No donation is too small. If you’re unable to contribute financially, sharing this campaign with others would mean the world to us.
Thank you for helping us give Liz the opportunity to pursue this treatment and, most importantly, more meaningful time with the people she loves.
With gratitude,
Tony & Eddie
