Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS
What we do together, makes a difference
Preview 0f: Annual Report 2025
October 1, 2024 – September 30, 2025
From the President and the Executive Director
Dear friends,
As we reflect on all we have accomplished in fiscal year 2025, we find ourselves continually inspired by the extraordinary generosity of our community.
This year has been one of remarkable moments: events that united our community, shared joy and created pathways to lifesaving care. It’s a powerful feeling to be able to say: by supporting Broadway Cares, you’re not just addressing a single issue — you’re tackling the bigger picture.
Because of your support, in fiscal year 2025 Broadway Cares granted $8.3 million to the Entertainment Community Fund’s vital programs, providing entertainment professionals with a vital safety net of life-affirming services including healthcare and insurance counseling, affordable housing, emergency financial assistance and more.
Through our National Grants Program, $9.5 million was awarded to 483 AIDS and social service organizations across the country, assisting people in all 50 states, Puerto Rico and Washington, D.C. with access to doctors and medication, nutritious meals and other essential services.
This is all possible because of you. Thank you for continuing to be the reason hope persists, even in the face of uncertainty, and the reason lives continue to be transformed.
Your support has proven, time and time again, that what we do together makes a difference.
With gratitude,
Robert E. Wankel
President
Danny Whitman
Executive Director
Where Does All That Money Go?
Financial Statements Fiscal Year 2025 (PDF)
IRS Form 990 Fiscal Year 2023 (PDF)
Entertainment Community Fund
Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS is the single largest financial supporter of the Entertainment Community Fund, which provides a safety net of supportive services to all in entertainment and the performing arts. Broadway Cares provided $8.38 million to the Fund in fiscal year 2025.
For decades, Angela Babin has balanced science and compassion. Before leading the Entertainment Community Fund’s Phyllis Newman Women’s Health Initiative, she built a career in occupational safety, pediatric oncology and industrial hygiene — fields that demand precision, empathy and resilience.
Her path might seem far removed from the arts, but Babin’s life has always moved to a creative rhythm. Raised by a pianist-composer father and a ballerina mother, she understands the beauty and fragility of a performer’s life. That mix of artistry and expertise now proves essential.
“I’ve always been drawn to work that connects people to care,” she said. “Now I get to do that in a world that feels like home. My work intertwines the people I know and love with topical matters I care about and have spent my life studying in research and health care settings.”
That connection defines the initiative she now leads. The Phyllis Newman Women’s Health Initiative was established in 1996 with seed funding from Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS. The program provides direct assistance, health guidance and emotional support to women and nonbinary members of the performing arts community navigating serious illness, mental health challenges and caregiving responsibilities.
Over its three decades, the initiative has grown from a single caseworker serving a handful of artists into a cornerstone of the Fund’s care programs, helping hundreds each year.
Thanks to Broadway Cares supporters, in fiscal year 2025 $800,000 was shared with the initiative. This support is just one part of Broadway Cares’ longstanding partnership with the Entertainment Community Fund, which totaled $8.38 million in 2025 to help provide a broad range of essential services for people across the entertainment industry.
Since Broadway Cares first expanded its support beyond the HIV/AIDS Initiative to the Phyllis Newman Women’s Health Initiative, the organization has championed a safety net of services, including The Friedman Health Center for the Performing Arts, Artists Health Insurance Resource Center (AHIRC), Addiction and Recovery Services, The Dancers’ Resource and the Broadway Flu Shot Initiative.
Babin understands the aspects of an artist’s life that make accessing traditional care difficult. Performers often lack stable health insurance, work unpredictable schedules and face the unique pressure of staying “on” even when unwell. A diagnosis or family emergency can jeopardize both health and livelihood. The initiative steps in to bridge those gaps — covering rent or medical bills, offering counseling and connecting clients with trusted specialists who understand the demands of a creative life.
Artists are resilient, she said, but they shouldn’t have to go it alone.
“We are needed so much right now,” Babin said. “Our community went through COVID and its shutdown, the writers’ strike and wildfires. Now, in the United States, there are challenges affecting health care and health insurance coverage. People can’t afford treatments.”
Babin’s caseload reflects the scope of need: artists managing endometriosis, thyroid cancer, long COVID or recovery after gender-affirming surgery. Others seek mental health support or relief from the exhaustion of caregiving. Each story is unique, but the goal is the same — to restore health, hope and stability.
For Babin, the impact isn’t measured in numbers alone but in renewed confidence.
“When someone knows their rent is covered, their energy can turn back toward healing,” she said. “They get better — and then they tell someone else. There’s a ripple effect.”
Sometimes, that ripple looks as simple as self-kindness. Babin recalled a client from a meditation group who had recently recovered from illness. Mid-session, the woman excused herself to answer the door and returned with a bouquet she’d sent to herself. That small act of care became a moment of inspiration for everyone on the call.
To Babin, those moments embody what the initiative represents.
“We remind people that they matter,” she said. “Even when they’re scared or struggling, they’re still part of a community that won’t let them face it alone.”
Support for the Entertainment Community Fund
| The Friedman Health Center for the Performing Arts | $2,000,000 |
| Emergency Financial Assistance | $2,000,000 |
| HIV/AIDS Initiative | $1,000,000 |
| Phyllis Newman Women’s Health Initiative | $800,000 |
| Artists Health Insurance Resource Center (AHIRC) | $750,000 |
| Addiction and Recovery Services | $500,000 |
| Actors Fund Home | $250,000 |
| Senior Services | $250,000 |
| The Dancers Resource | $200,000 |
| The Career Center | $100,000 |
| Broadway Flu Shot Initiative | $100,000 |
| Stage Managers Project | $50,000 |
| Paul Libin Center – Looking Ahead | $50,000 |
| Miscellaneous Special event sponsorship, memorial donations | $80,000 |
| Wildfire Emergency Relief | $250,000 |
| Total: $8,380,000 |
National Grants
Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS’ National Grants Program awarded $9.5 million in fiscal year 2025 to 483 social service organizations in all 50 states, Washington, D.C. and Puerto Rico. These are a few of their stories.
Across the country, the longtime lifelines for people living with HIV are confronting a stark reality: government funding cuts, rising costs and increased demand are stretching resources thinner than ever.
In the face of this growing urgency, the $9.5 million awarded in fiscal year 2025 provided a crucial safety net of meals and medication, healthcare and hope.
“In this climate of political and economic uncertainty, Broadway Cares’ commitment to sustaining grassroots service providers like ours is deeply meaningful,” shared Aundaray Guess, executive director of GRIOT Circle in Brooklyn, New York. “[Its] partnership over the years has not only provided vital resources but has helped affirm the humanity and worth of the LGBTQ elders of color we serve.”
GRIOT Circle received a $10,000 grant to sustain its Buddy 2 Buddy program, which pairs volunteers with older adults living with HIV for wellness check-ins and companionship. “From accompaniment to doctor’s appointments and consistent calls, to cultivating the deep emotional support that so many of our members rely on, this program remains a critical source of wellness, companionship and chosen family,” Guess said.
In San Diego, the organization Townspeople continues to serve as a beacon of stability for people living with HIV/AIDS, providing housing, peer-based counseling and other lifesaving support. The organization received a $5,000 grant in support of its direct services, funding that fills critical gaps left by restricted public contracts.
“The kind of care we provide isn’t always visible on a spreadsheet,” William Ward, Townspeople’s grants and compliance specialist, said. “It looks like trust built over months, a timely intervention that prevents a crisis or simply showing up when no one else can. It’s in the way we listen, the way we stay and the way we honor each person’s path to stability.”
That compassion has long extended to Nashville CARES, a Broadway Cares grantee since 1988. The organization provides comprehensive care for people living with HIV across Middle Tennessee, offering everything from case management and access to medication to food assistance, counseling and community-building programs.
Nashville CARES’ impact resonates through clients like Margaret, who knows firsthand how vital that support can be.
“I lost four apartments and every time, Nashville CARES was there to pick me up,” Margaret said. “They never criticized me, never judged me. Through their programs, I learned everything I could about living with HIV and got control of my health. But if folks start cutting the resources that keep us going, the death rate’s gonna soar again.”
In 2025, Broadway Cares awarded $12,500 to Nashville CARES. While these funds directly support Margaret and others like her in accessing life-affirming care, Nashville CARES – like many organizations across the South – faced the ongoing risk of losing critical funding beyond this generosity.
“Right now, we’re being funded year to year for prevention education in Tennessee, which makes it nearly impossible to build sustainable, long-term programs,” Amna Osman, CEO of Nashville CARES, said. “We’re fighting every day just to keep these essential services going. That’s why the support of Broadway Cares and our donors means so much. Because we can see the difference it makes, every single day, in people’s lives and in our community.”
Together, these grants form a lifeline for millions navigating difficult, often impossible choices – between rent or medication, between food or transportation to a doctor’s appointment. For Broadway Cares, this record-breaking year is not just a celebration of generosity, but a call to sustain it.
“While we can’t replace every dollar of lost funding, we can promise this: Broadway Cares will remain a steady, reliable partner, now and in the years ahead,” Executive Director Danny Whitman said. “The need has never been greater, and neither has our shared humanity.”
That shared humanity is what connects every meal delivered, every prescription filled and every hand extended in care. It’s what fuels GRIOT Circle’s Buddy 2 Buddy volunteers, inspires Townspeople’s frontline workers and drives Nashville CARES’ compassionate team to meet each client where they are.
“You’re helping people who are struggling,” Margaret in Nashville said. “Paying a security deposit, turning lights back on, finding a safe place to live. Your generosity helps them live healthier, fuller lives. We can’t do it without you.”
2025 National Grants
| Food Service and Meal Delivery Programs | $2,912,900 |
| Local Social Service Organizations | $3,285,000 |
| Emergency Grants | $1,435,419 |
| Supplemental Grants | $1,013,560 |
| Supplemental Advocacy Grants | $250,000 |
| Theater Social Service and Advocacy Organizations | $365,761 |
| Theater Community Humanitarian Grants California Wildfire Relief Grants | $250,000 |
| Total: $9,512,640 |
2025 National Grantees by State
Please use the drop-down box below to view all the agencies Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS funded in fiscal year 2025 by state.
International Grants
Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS awarded $420,228 in fiscal year 2025 to AIDS service organizations and other social service programs across South Africa and through other international initiatives.
“Care for us and accept us – we are all human beings.”
Those powerful words were spoken 25 years ago by Nkosi Johnson, a South African child living with HIV, at the International AIDS Conference. His courage and advocacy transformed public perceptions of the epidemic across Africa. Though he tragically passed away at just 12 years old, his legacy endures — bringing hope and support to South African children affected by HIV and AIDS.
Alongside his adoptive mother, Nkosi established Nkosi’s Haven in Johannesburg, a refuge providing care for mothers and children impacted by HIV/AIDS. The organization has been a Broadway Cares grantee since 1999 and is among more than a dozen South Africa organizations that receive annual grants from Broadway Cares in partnership with The Lion King. Nkosi’s Haven offers residential support, ensuring families receive medical care, education and nourishment in a nurturing environment.
Since The Lion King opened on Broadway 27 years ago, a portion of the funds raised for Broadway Cares by the production has been directed to local AIDS service organizations in South Africa, identified by members of the show’s South African cast. These 15 organizations include health clinics, food pantries, orphanages and job training programs.
With the 2025 grants, Broadway Cares’ total giving in South Africa surpassed $6.4 million.
At Nkosi’s Haven, up to 150 HIV-positive orphans, mothers and children find a safe home where they can access lifesaving medical care, attend school and receive nutritious meals to support their health. Inspired by Nkosi’s vision, the dedicated staff provides emotional and psychological support, ensuring the children are empowered, supported and safe.
The connection between Broadway Cares and Nkosi’s Haven is deeply personal. By serving on the grant-making committee, company members of The Lion King play an active role in ensuring essential support reaches their hometowns and communities across the country they care about.
Through the generosity of Broadway audiences and the leadership and commitment of The Lion King company, Nkosi’s words continue to resonate – encouraging care, acceptance and hope to those who need them most.
2025 International Grants
| South Africa organizations in honor of The Lion King | $397,700 |
| Miscellaneous | $22,528 |
| Total: $420,228 |
Visionary Circle and Angels Circle
The following are members of the Visionary Circle and Angels Circle as of September 30, 2025. Names in bold indicate Premier Visionaries and Archangels, donors who increased their gift by 25 percent or more over the previous year. Contributions are not related to event ticket or merchandise purchases.
We thank these Visionaries and Angels who provide essential support for those affected by HIV/AIDS and other life-threatening illnesses, and for members of the entertainment and performing arts community in times of challenge or crisis, across the country. For more information about the benefits of the Visionary Circle or Angels Circle visit broadwaycares.org/angels or contact Brian Marshall at marshall@broadwaycares.org or 212.840.0770, ext. 247.
Visionary Circle
Luminary
gifts of $100,000 and above
Elizabeth Armstrong
The Dream Alliance
Mary D. Fisher
The Fred Ebb Foundation
Jerry & Terri Kohl
The Shubert Organization
Peg & Gary Wendlandt
Anonymous (2)
Beacon
gifts from $50,000 to $99,999
The Barbara Epstein Foundation Inc.
Hugh Jackman
Judith Light & Robert Desiderio
James L. Nederlander & Margo M. Nederlander
Lee Perlman & Linda Riefberg
The Ross Foundation
Thomas Schumacher & Matthew White
Jayne Baron Sherman
The Ted Snowdon Foundation
Brian S. Snyder
Hollis Stern
Jodi & Howard Tenenbaum
Lizzie & Jonathan M. Tisch
Barbara Whitman
Elizabeth & Kenneth Whitney
Kevyn Wynn
Trailblazer
gifts from $25,000 to $49,999
John R. Alchin & Hal Marryatt
Terry & William Biggins
Laura M. Boedeker
James & Debbie Burrows
Gavin Corcoran in memory of Charles Wallace Collier
William W. Donnell
Toni Downey
Jules Fisher & Graciela Daniele
Ilana Kameros
Larry L. Luing Family Foundation
Richard Lin & Evan Zazula
The Mark Cuban Foundation
Mary Lea Johnson Richards 1997 Charitable Trust in memory of Mary Lea Johnson Richards & Martin Richards
William N. Mayo
Stanley Newman & Dr. Brian Rosenthal
The Richmond/Ermet Aid Foundation, San Francisco
Jeffrey Seller
Rob Stoll
The Terrence McNally Foundation and Tom Kirdahy
Anonymous (2)
Innovator
gifts from $10,000 to $24,999
Gerry & Hank Alpert^
Whitney Arcaro
Bainbridge Foundation
Mark Bernhardt^
Walter Bobbie & David Frye
Roy Brayton & Mickey Sullivan
Barbara Broccoli
Butkiewicz Family Foundation in honor of Judy Wheeler & Tim Regan
The Carl Jacobs Foundation
Peter Y. Chung
Kate Clinton
Andrew Cohen
The Crimson Lion / Lavine Family Foundation
Deborah Dakin
Scott Dainton in memory of Andy Zerman
Ann M. Darmstaetter
Ken Davies
Charles Deull
Val DiFebo & J Dixon Byrne in honor of Gavin Creel
The Diller-Von Furstenberg Family Foundation
Frank Duff & John Okuloski
Robert Evers
Douglas A. Fellman
Ronald Flesch
The Fosdick Fund
Kenneth R. Fulton
Thomas Gentile in honor of James Raper
George & Irina Schaeffer Foundation
Myrna & Freddie Gershon in memory of Tom Eyen
Judy Gluckstern^
Valerie Gordon-Johnson & Doug Johnson
Guimarin Family
Megan Haller & Peter Rice
Bill & Ruth Ann Harnisch, The Harnisch Foundation
Harriett D. Kittner Foundation
Alan Hassell^ in loving memory of H. Thomas Axt
Larry Hirschhorn & Melissa Posen
Jeffrey L. Jackman
Richard Jay-Alexander
The John D. Evans Foundation
Greg Kammerer & Frederick M. White
Paul, Lisa, and Hudson Kardish
Henry L. Kimelman Family Foundation
Judi Krupp in memory of Rebecca Luker
Arabella Langhorne
Joe Lanteri^
Carol Leif
Deirdre & Mark LeMire
Daniel Lesage
Joey Levi & Armando Picone
Paul† & Florence Rowe Libin
Leslie Lyles
Leslie & Jordan Mayer
Stephanie & Carter McClelland
Kati Meister
Jennifer Melin Miller & David Miller
Marianne McGrath Mills in memory of Gavin Creel
Miranda Family Fund
Ira Mont & Jill Cordle Mont in memory of Annette & Stuart Mont, Dan Cordle and in honor of Joan Cordle
Javier Morgado in memory of Eddie Sweetnam
Bebe Neuwirth & Chris Calkins^
The Oliver Fund……Woof!
Lisa Orberg
Tony Origlio & Kip Vanderbilt
Stephen Paine
Michael Perez & Jason Lane
Vaso Petsagourakis
Adam Potter & Tom Wallace
Michael C. Ray
Michael Raymond & Andrew Moyer
The Herb Ritts, Jr. Foundation
Barbara Rohdie^
Mickey Rolfe & Bruce Tracy
The Rosenbloom Family
Meryl Rosofsky & Stuart H. Coleman^
Wendy B. Samuel
Megan M. Savage
Scarlet Feather Fund
John E Schumacher in honor of Joan Johns Schumacher
Isabelle Searle
Amy Sherman-Palladino
Randall A. Shields & Harrison Yeoh
Beth Siegelman
Paula L. Sindlinger
The Goldman Sonnenfeldt Family
Lynn & Bruce Surry
Steve Sweet
Steve Symonds
The Tesar Family
Theatrical Stage Employees Local One/IATSE
The Venable Foundation
Tom Viola in happy memory of Scott Barnes
John Voege & Geoffrey Paul
David Wackman & Jason Rardin
The Waldman Foundation
David J Wermuth & Jennifer Kroman
Diane M. & Kevin Wilshere
Steven Filenbaum & Matthew Woolf, CFP
Alicia & Bob Wyckoff
John Yonover
Robert E. Zimmerman
Doc Zorthian in honor of Ben Lipitz
Anonymous (11)
Angels Circle
Guardian
gifts from $5,000 to $9,999
Randy Adams
The Al Hirschfeld Foundation
David Alperson
The Alpuche Family
Richard Ambrose
Sarah Ashman & Ron Gillespie in memory of Howard Ashman
Alex & Zsuzsanna Balazs
Bardo Arts (Alex Pearlman)
Jack W. Batman† & Sidney J. Burgoyne
Gary Belis
Douglas Bella & David Hunt
Kristin & Jim Bender
Nancy Duggan Benson
Mark Bergamini & Christopher Oates^
Elaine Berger & Mary Qualls
Claude Bernstein & Melody Wang
Lynn A. Booth
John Bowab
Dr. Benton & Rachel Brown
Carol Bresler & Carolyn Billinghurst
Scott Brittingham in memory of Christopher Caruso
The Calamus Foundation
CD&R Foundation in honor of Jennifer Kozumplik
Cathy Chernoff
Donna & Edward Chernoff
Mitchell & Christine Clarfield
Clinton A. Cobb
Dr. Mitchell A. Combs & Frank C. Druse III
Adam Coppoletti
Frank Copsidas
Gavin Creel†
E. Gerald Dabbs, M.D.
Mike DelBene
Drew Desky & Dane Levens
Jamie Drake
Felice Ehrlich
Doug Eichman & Michael C. Yount
Theo Elliman^
Ellen Esposito
Joe Evall & Richard Lynn
Robert Faust & Roger Kluge^
Larry Fischer & Joseph Rispo
Jennifer Flackett & Mark Levin
Lauren Foley
Douglas Frantz
James B. Freydberg
Jennifer Futch
Glenn M. Troost
Joanna Gleason & Chris Sarandon
Dan Goggin
Jan & Steven Golann
Martin J. Gorbien, MD, MSc
Peter & Roberta Gottlieb
Gramercy Park Foundation
Amanda Green & Jeffrey Kaplan
Leslie G. Gutierrez
Addie Guttag
Paul Guyardo & Victoria Perla
James F. Haag
Theresa D. Herman
Alma M. Hirsch in memory of Judi Hirsch
Daphne Hsu & Jeff Rosen^
The Joe & Hellen Darion Foundation, Inc.
John L. McHugh Foundation
Gina Purlia Johnson & Kent Johnson
Cherry Jones in memory of Roscoe Gilliam
Howard & Debby Kaminsky
Kelly Karavites in memory of my loving spouse Francis P. King
Karma Foundation
Judith E. Karp, MD & Stanley Freedman
Peter Kend & Katherine Wehrle
Karen E. Kennedy in memory of Muriel & Bob Kennedy
Samantha S. Kennedy
David Kernahan••
Emily J. Klopfer
Gary & Jane Klopfer
Kelly Lake
Deborah & Rocco Landesman
Stephen & Kristina Lang
Ginna Le Vine
Victoria McNeil Le Vine
Brian Levy & John Duff
Tom Lombardi
Jennifer Manocherian
Tom Marshall & Kathy Keneally
Elizabeth Martinez & Nicholas Baldick
Ashley McDermott
Heather J. McDonald
Jacque & Charles McLaughlin
Miriam Schaeffer Family Foundation
Jerry Mitchell & Ricky Schroeder
William Morey in memory of Christopher Tisone
Janissa Muller
Sarah Anne Munson
Judith A. Nelson•• in memory of Wayne McCarthy
Nora Roberts Foundation
Sandy & Ellen Nusbaum
Paul Oppedisano
The PATH Fund/Rockers on Broadway
Christina Pena
Amy Peterson
Erik Piecuch & Alex Wright
Susan Cohen Rebell
Christopher Ranous
Monica & Greg Reid
Stephen Kroll Reidy^ in memory of Carolyn Kroll Reidy
Bob Rhodehamel & Dana Snyder
Richard and Diane Weinberg Family Foundation
Richenthal Foundation
Jose Rojas, Jr. & Nina Cavalli in memory of Austin Rojas
Carol E. Roston
Norman Rubenstein
Kevin Ryan
Nick Scandalios
Ryan Schultz – Cherry City Metals
Barbara Schrader
Ali Sher
Geula Solomon
Eileen R. Stein
Abbie Strassler
John Tartaglia
Hal Tepfer & Stacie Simon
Seth Tribble & David Vansuch
Michael Tsapakos
Frances & Paul Turner
Dr. Robert Warner in honor of Eli Faber
Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Wiggers in memory of T. Thorne Wiggers
Willenbrink Sisters Fund
Jayne Williams
Terrence J. Witter & Artie de la Cruz
William P Zanetis in memory of Christopher Tripp Zanetis
David Zippel & Michael Johnston
Anonymous (8)
Champion
gifts from $2,500 to $4,999
Kathleen Aber†
Christopher Ambs & Scott Clearwater
George Annarella in memory of his wife Corinne Guttman and his brother-in-law Les Guttman
Maryann F. Antell
Dr. Don Bacigalupi & Daniel Feder
Anne Banfield
Catherine Bannister
Marie E. Barbieri
Bob Barrack & Barbara Leistner in honor of John Schumacher
Kari Bassett
Benjamin & Seema Pulier Charitable Foundation, Inc.
Andrew Berdon^
Amy Bermudez
Phillip Bettencourt
Patricia T. Bisesto
The Blythe-Kristiansen Family
Ann Marie & Robert Borsdorf
Christian Brand
Kenneth Brendlinger & Paul Inver
The Broadway Cruise in Honor of Marissa Dingle & Nicole Pearce
The Broadway Investor’s Club
Thomas W. Brock
Loren B. Brown
Diana Buckhantz/Vladimir & Araxia Buckhantz Foundation
Fern & Thomas S. Burr
Paul Butler
Mr. Lem Byers & Mr. Derek Kuhl
Tracy A. Cameron
Howard Camhi
Kathleen Campbell & William Reed
Andrew Caravella
David Cartee
Drs. Deborah & Steven Cavalier
Girlie Chang & Michael Vermut
Michael & Diane Christian^
Neel Chopdekar & Thom Allcock
Gina & John Ciafone
Alissa Cipriano
James & Susan Clarke
Gloria & Charles I. Clough Jr.
Paul & Kelly Cole
Ricky Coombs & Seth Stuhl
Francois Conradie & Nick Smit
Robert N. Cory & Shuichiro Takeda^
Susan & Andrew Cott
Thomas Cott^ in memory of Philip Carlson
Karen & James Courtney
Gregory Covert
Cunningham Escott Slevin & Doherty
Duke Dang & Charles Rosen^ in loving memory of David Panzer
The Danielson Foundation
Michael David & Lauren Mitchell
Jeffrey De Korte
Jamie deRoy in memory of Clovis Ruffin and Bradshaw Smith
Maria Di Dia in loving memory of Doug Salmon
Joe Dimino
Salvatore E. Dirschberger
Andrew S. Dolkart
Judy & Tim Dove^
Thomas Dwyer
Thor Eckert
Christopher & Candace Edelmann in memory of Mark McClary
Valerie Eigner
Anthony & Kristina Ellenbogen
Deborah & Matt Ellis
Sam Ellis in honor of Valarie Silver Ellis
Peter Entin & Barbara Janowitz
Harrison Simmons Epstein
Sabin Epstein
James T. Evans, PhD, JD
Craig Faircloth
John & Margaret Falk^
James & Anna Fantaci
Peggy Farber
James Fedigan
Daniel Feinstein
Jack Feldman & Matthew Liss
Donald M. Filicetti
Camden & Debra Fine
Ken Finkelstein
Kelly Finzer in honor of Michael DelBene
Melina Fisher^
Kevin & Helen Flanagan^
Charles Flateman & Gail Goldstein
Robert Fleischer & Susan Raanan in honor of Erik Piecuch
Dr. Jonathan Foster
Dale J. Fournier & Michael R. Wellington^
Michael J. Franco & Bradley Silver
Nanci Bakar Fredkin
Sean Free
Sue Frost
Darrell M.W. George & Scott Turner^
Richard Gerrig & Timothy Peterson
John Paul Geurts & Robert W. Stolt
Roger Gindi & Gregory Victor
Dale Glasser in memory of Steven Glasser
Hanna & Mark Gleiberman
Justin Gleiberman
Sherri Goldberg
Neal Gorman & David Mann
Edward Hale & Scott Smith
Diann Hall in memory of John Rainwater
John F. Hart & Chuck R. Miller
Tom Harvey & Manny Correia
Gail L. Heinemeyer
Richard Hester & Michael Mastro in memory of Helen Hester
Kurt F. & Margaret Webb Heyssel
Susan & Neal Hirsch
William S. Hoover, M.D.
Bill Hutton in memory of Dr. Joel D. Weisman
Rach Ireland
Jimmy Jackson
Jerome S. Glazer Foundation
Stephanie Joel
Joe & Jill Kale
Mary Kaslick
Celia Keenan-Bolger & John Conlee in memory of Gavin Creel
Mitchell & Julie Kertzman
David & Jennifer Knickel
Andrea Kohlruss
LaFountaine Family Foundation••
Dawn Landino
Bishop Alexis Larue
William Lauch
Lisa K. Lawler
Leachman-Feigelson Family Fund
Christopher Leary^
Lee Ohana Foundation
Sunhee Lee & Laird Zacheis
Liz & Erik Lefkofsky
Abbe Levin
Ronald Lieberman & Lauren Schwartz
Ann & Bruce Loeb
William Ludel & Tracy Cohen
Eric Luftig
Steve Lukens
Kevin R. Lyle & Renee Chatelain
Mark & William Macatee
Fran Macferran
John J. Mackerey
Barbara Manocherian
John Mansell & Tim House
Nina Matis & Alan Gosule^
Jennifer Mayer
The McCabe Family Foundation
Richard McCune & Brian Carroll
Mary Beth & Dave McDonough in memory of Eileen Deehan & Emily McDonough
Drew & Danyel McLellan
Svend Mejdal
Elliott & Cathy Masie
Michael Mills & Mark McGrath
Dr. James J. Mohr
Kathleen Moloney
Art Moore
Joe P & Edna B Moore Jr
William Moore
Scott & Holley Mosley
Jason & Debbie Moss
Moulin Rouge! The Musical
Nao Murakami
Nelco Foundation
Tony Napoli & Gary Newman
Mr. & Mrs. Frank P. Nocco
Michael Paleos
Joseph J. Palermo & Justin W. Sherwood
Gregg Passin
Frank Pawlak
The Pietenpol Family
Kat Garcia & John Merenda
Gloria Piraino
The Q Trust
Dr. Judith Quick
Ron Rafay
Jonathan Rebell & Noah Levine
Scott & Suzie Rehl
Bradley Retterer
Jana Rich & Jill Nash
Richard F. Walsh/Alfred W. Di Tolla/Harold P. Spivak Foundation
Mark & Andrea Richard
Carol Risher
Sharon Marsh Roberts
Rose Brand
Harry B. Rosenberg in loving memory of Adrienne Rosenberg†
Moe & Jack Rouse
Phil & Dawn Rudolph
Nancy Rose
Paul Rumsey
Michael J. Rutkowski & Timothy W. Harper
Sakana Foundation
The Sartain and Tamez Family Trust Fund
Schaffer Family Foundation
Matthew Schermerhorn & Andy Rice
The Schroeder Family in memory of John T. Schroeder
Will Schwalbe & David Cheng
Adam Schwab
Jim Scully
John Eric Sebesta & William Tomai
Frank Selvaggi & Bill Shea
Elliott R. Sernel
Irene Shen^
Marilyn Shoemaker
Dan Silver & Doug Martino
John Smith & Edward Escoto
Walter Stearns
Margaret L. Stern
Robert Stewart in loving honor of his mother and best friend Betty Stewart
Judy Stone
Stuart S. Applebaum Giving Foundation in memory of Mr. Vincent Virda
Jill Stute
Janet & Paul Sullivan
Rachel Sussman & Gary Hobbib
Ronald J. Szabo
Bill & Larry Tabbit-Humphrey
Carol & Bill Gross
Josh Taylor & Joseph Grossmann
Karin Johanna Thelin
James & Eileen Thomas
Peter M. Thomas in memory of Lori Black Thomas
Amy F. Thompson
Anthony Thompson^
Jeffrey Trachtman & Peter Chao
Trusted Medical PLLC
Mark Tynan
S & B Fisher Family Foundation
Beth M. Uffner
Emily Vacher
Robert Viggiano & The Spectrum Charitable Foundation
Carol Waaser
Alice Wang & Peter Spiegelman
Cindy Weil
Ira M. Weitzman
Todd M. Whitley & Gary O. Holder^ in loving memory of James Roe
Scott Wilcox
Alan Winters
Jeff Woodman in memory of Melvin Bernhardt
Russ Woolley
Andres Wydler & Daniel Veatch
Christian Zimmermann^ in loving memory of my beloved husband Richard M. Kielar
Anonymous (6)
Ambassador
gifts from $1,000 to $2,499
Scott & Paula Aaronson in honor of Zach Aaronson
Zach Aaronson
Amy Abrams
Josh Ackerman
Actors’ Equity Foundation
Charles & Deborah Adelman^
Carol Aebersold
Cathleen Ahearn
Lynn Ahrens & Neil Costa
Richard Ahrens in loving memory of Gloria Rosenthal
Susan M. Allardice
Matthew Amsterdam
Mark Andrews
Lee R. Anisman M.D.
The Apatow-Mann Family Foundation
Charles Ardai
Michael Arellano & Tom Burley
Joan Arenstein
David Glenn Armstrong in joyful memory of Peter Frame
Jonathan Aronowitz & Bradley Scalise^
Ward Auerbach & Andy Baker^
Austin Community Foundation
Hilary Austin
Jay Axelrod
Jon Robin Baitz
Cornelius Baker†
Ian & Kim Band
Tobias Banks & Matthew Villegas
John Barnes & Charles Champagne
The Barrington Foundation Inc.
Christopher Barth
Scott Bartolf, CPA
The Beachwaver Co.
Beech Street Foundation
Neil E. Beecher in loving memory of Vern Richards
Taffy Benjamin
Douglas Bergan
Carol & Walter Berman
Joni Bessler & Casey Baum
Shaul Betesh
Phil & Mary Beuth
Jon Bierman
Robert Billig & Richard Vida
Joseph Billone
Mark Black & Glen Leiner
Blitzer Family Foundation
Jeff Blumenkrantz & Jeffrey Kwong
Tina & Jeffrey Bolton
Matthew Bonilla
Miranda Book & Linda Dingler
Susan Bowman
Linda Pritz Boynton
Shirley Brandman & Howard Shapiro
Kevin Breen in memory of Harry Gold
Hilde Breitbart
Nyle Brenner
Betty Broadhurst
Terri Brody
J. Arthur Brost
Barry Brown & Douglas Cohn, D.V.M.
Jeffrey Brown & Anthony Tan
Thomas Brown
Daniel & Rhonda Bruening
Corey Brunish & Jessica Rose Brunish
Karen & David Brush
Michael Buchanan
Buchwald
Gregg & Christine Buckbinder
Bruce Burg
Philip Burford
David Burke
Michelle L. Butler
Robert & Joan Butman
Jeffrey D. Byrne^
Andrew Byrnes
Michael-Demby Cain^
Steven Cannell & John Colicelli
Scott & Sharon Colvill
Christopher Cara
Patricia Calder
Gerald Caporicci
Sarah & Frank Cardillo
Len Cariou & Heather Summerhayes
Frank Carucci & David Diamond celebrating LaMaMa’s 62nd Anniversary
Donna B. Case
James Cassaro
Ronald Casty
Alice Cates
Beth & George Caviness
Christine R. Cerabone
Ken Cerniglia & Adrien Lanusse in memory of Richard Parker
Marc Chalet & James Ting
Mr. & Mrs. Henry Chalfant, Jr.
Stockard Channing
David Charak
Michael & Karen Charlton
David & Paula Leggett Chase
Chasin/Gilden Family Fund, at the Boston Foundation
Jeffrey Chelesvig
Cheryl Wiesenfeld Productions LLC
Gail Chizen
Joseph M. Clement
Edith Dee Cofrin
Brad & Kyong Coleman^
Mary & Michael Conklin
Frank Conway^
Casey Cook & Gary Steinkohl
Laura Cook
Kenneth E. Cooke^ in honor of Leslie Cooke
Wayne & Lisa Cooper^
Jeffrey Corbin & Massimo Pacilli
Frederick L. Corte Jr & Christopher Ingram
Bronwen Cound & William Brody
Olivia and Grace Cowie
William Cox
Heather Creel, in memory of Gavin Creel
R. Scott Creighton
George Crow
Rob Crudden
Albert Cua
Ric Cuming & John Lally
The Cunin Family
Wojciech L. Czoch, M.D.
Richard Dabbs
Scott & Tonya Daniels
Evelyn Danko
Leonard & Catherine Darby
Heather Davies
Camden Davis & Gregory McKnight
Clive Davis in honor of Richard Weitz
Paula Kaminsky Davis
Keith Degi, M.D.
Harry & Samantha DeMott
Christine Denham
Louis J. Denkovic
David DeSocio
John P. DeWitt & Ghim Lay Yeo
Michelle & Michael Diliberto
Matt Donaldson & Steve Kyriakis
Diane & Douglas Dooley
Susan & Robert Doran
David & Shari Dreier
The Doré Family
Linda Doyle
Chelsea Dunlap
Rachel Dvorken & Harry B. Rosenberg, Jr.
Mark Edwards
Eric Emeric
Encore Engagement Solutions
Anne & Aaron Epstein
Anne Eskridge
Bonnie Pfeifer Evans^
Shane Ewen
Katie & Reade Fahs
Ken Fakler & Luc Bouchard-Fakler
David Fanger & Martin Wechsler^
Peter Farrell^
T.A. Fassburg
Richard Fatzinger & Ramon Contreras
Sarah Jo Fazio
Kenneth & Caryl Field
Elaine Fieldman
The Figtree Family Foundation
The Filzek Family
David Fink & Simon Kinsella
Kerstin & Lothar Finke
Barry M. Fisher
Jeanne Donovan Fisher
Joal Fischer & Debbie Langsam
Elliot Fishman & Dale Abrams
Megan P. Fitzgerald
Andrew Flatt
Matthew Fletcher
Doug Fogel
Scott Wells Ford
Edward & Lori Forstein
David Foster
Sara & Michael Frank
Jon Freedberg & Maren Roccamonte
Jonathan Freeman
Barbara H. Freitag
Alison & Jim French^
Corey Friedlander^
David Friedman & Shawn Moninger in memory of Shirley Friedman
Judith Z. Friedman
Merle Frimark in memory of James Rado
Pierre Frinault
David M. Fromm in memory of my partner Robert Motley
Jill Furman
Nancy Gallt
Tom & Judy Garey
Thomas Garner^
David Gaudette & David Maue
Danni Gee^ in memory of Alvin Ailey
Bruce & Alice Geismar
Barry Gelda in memory of Irene Lucille Bunis
The Gelfand Family Foundation
Matt Geltmaker & Rod Dayley
George Zuber & Anthony Snyder Charitable Fund at Our Fund Inc.
Bryan George & Stephen Pielocik
Todd Geringswald
Amy Gewirtz
Robert Gibson
Sue Gilad
Denise & Keith Gillen
Bruce & Suzanne Glassman
Joan Glatman
Marcia Goldberg & Paul Garrity
Gina & Kevin Gore
Stefanie M. Gorman
Dane Grams
Deborah A. Grausman
Jennifer & Mark Greenberg in honor of David Romero & David Greiss
Steve Greenberg
Douglas Greene
Mr. & Mrs. Ira Greenstein
Emily Greer
Emily Grishman & Susan Sampliner
Grossman Family Charitable Funds
Howard Grossman, M.D.
Barry & Maggie Grove
Jane Groveman & Cathy Tanelli••
Chris Guimarin
Steven Guy
Cheryl & Fred Halpern
Elizabeth Halverstam
Christina & Jerry Hamilton
Katie Hangley & Howard Simon
Laurie & Chris Harbert and Bloom-Harbert Family Trust
Rachel Harley in honor of Mark Stine
Michael P. Harrell
Geri & Rich Hastings
Jeffrey Hayenga & Michael Belanger
Matthew Helmerich in honor of Douglas Ward
Matty Helton
Donna Heppermann
Lisa Hobbs
Karen Hoefer
Michael Hoeh
Jim Hoelz & William Welsh
Eileen Sullivan Hoffman
Daniel Hopper
Craig J. Horsley
Eric Huang & Francine Fang
Bob & Tim Huber-Fischer
Dr. Jaime S. Huertas & Kenneth A. O’Brien^
The Human Fund/Mr. Denivaldo G. Dasilva & Ms. Sabrina Vasquenz-Dasilva
Sally Huxley
Roger Hyde & Mark Gibson^
Peter L. Ianniello, PhD
Waldo & Jeanne Jackson
Tracy Jamar in loving memory of Monty Silver
Keith & Patti James
Thai Jason in honor of Tom Viola
David Jedlinsky
Jessie Jennison
Jerl Machine Inc.
Jon & Kim Jodka
Earl Johnson & Douglas Ward
Karen Johnston
Sachin & Suzanne Joshi
Barbara Josso & Liz Miloscia
Stacie Julian
Jessica Kahn & Scott Bieker
Richard Kantor
Karen Kaufman
Michael S. Kaufman
Milly & Robert Kayyem
Tom Kazmark & Michael Schiff
Shoshannah & Kevin Schraven
Karin & Greg Kayne
Diane Keefe & John Levin
Kerry A. Keenan
Maureen Keller & David L. Feinberg
James Kelliher
Jason Kelliher & Brian Rice
Meghan Kelly
Richard Kind
Jerianne S. Kladder
Virginia Klunder
F. Gary Knapp
David J Knight
Chris & Kelly Koenig
Brian Koll, MD & David Altarac, MD
Konigsberg Family Fund
Dr. Ram Koppaka
Alix Korey & Randy Hansen
David Kramer
Peter R. Kruzan
Robert J. Kunikoff
Richard & Dawn Kurth
Michael Kuzma
Phil Laduca
James Laev
Laird Norton Family Foundation
Jason Laks & Lisa Izes
Craig & Sherri Landauer
Tim Latenser
Brian Lawlor
Winston Bernard Layne^
Aster Leach & Family
Sandy & Michael Leahy
Michael & Jenna Lebowich
Stephanie Lee/Group Sales Box Office
Hal & Jill Leibowitz
Justin Lehmann
Lennox Foundation
The Lenore & Howard Klein Foundation
Brooke Leonard
Rosanne Leshner
Jill Lesser & Jonathan Diesenhaus
Bjorn Liencres
Randy K. & Stephen P. Liken
Mark D. Lingenfelter
Rosalind Lippel^
Stuart Lippner in memory of Roberta Romano
Kris Lockley
Jesse & Kindra Long
David & Angelica Longo
John T Love & Jeni Love
Larry Ludwig in memory of Donna Ludwig
Daniel Lundberg
Steven F. Lutz
Jonna Mackin^
Tony Maida & Tony Volpe
Susan F. Malkin
Scott Mallalieu & Nat Fuchs
Larissa Malmstadt in honor of Ali Glaser
Robin & Stewart Mann
Jesse Manocherian
Barbara & Jeffrey Marcus
Andrea Markezin
Charles & Diane Marino
Thomas Marino
Barbara Marshall
Brian Marshall
Paul Martecchini & Michael Wlodkowski
Meridith Maskara and Family
John & Michelle Matteson^
Guy Matthews
Scott & Harriet Mauro
Heather McAdam
Kelly McCormick & Jonathan Blake
Kerry McCormick
Kevin B. McGowan
Lori McNamara
Marcia & Thomas McNamara
Jane McNeil in honor of Bill Smith
Meltsner Strategies
Kim Memeger
Mark Mendelson in memory of Christopher LaPolice
Janis & Alan Menken
Jane Elissa Meyers
Nancy Milasnovich Sympson
Cassandra M. Milbury in honor of E. Van Milbury
Gail Miller in celebration of Sophia Smith
Katherine N. Miller
Kimberley & Stephen Miller
Richard Miller & Roberto Konishi
David Miner
Mary Ann Moore
Rex Morgan
Elizabeth Morton in memory of Elizabeth Wilson
Adele Mouzon & Mark Perry
Sherry Muramatsu
Murray Family Foundation
David Nalley
Ruth Nerken
Maury Newburger
Robert Newhart
Cathy Nicho
Albert Nocciolino
Nathan Noh
John K. Orberg
Gabrielle & Michael Palitz
Michael Palm & Cameron Adams
Todd Palmer
Art Panfile
Philip Paroian
Trish Parsons
The Paul & Emily Singer Family Foundation
Ralph L. Pellecchio & James C. Wernz, M.D.
Michelle M. Peters
Greg & Tracey Petersen
Paul & Theresa Petrie
Theresa & Pete Piliero
Leslie Pitts
Steven Planchard
Julie A. Pollitz
L. Glenn Poppleton
Arabella S. Powell in memory of Darius Barnes
Melody A. Powell in honor of John Michael Schott
Eileen Power
Belinda Presser
Stephen R. Prest
Paige Price & Nevin Steinberg
Rolande Prince
Frances Pu
James Quinn
Rosalind Reed^
Lauren Reid
Dr. Eric Reiner^
Norman & Sandy Reisman in loving memory of Artie Gaffin
Vicki Resnick in memory of Robin Resnick
Teresa Reyes & Martin Monas^
Michelle & Dyson Richards
Dr. Jeffrey Rinkoff & Ms. Janis Rosenthal
Michael Risinger
Ken Adler in memory of Ellen Adler and in honor of Jon Adler
Rita & Jeffrey Adler Family Foundation
Janet Robusto
Jonathan Rock & Patrick DelaCruz
Lispet N. Roland†
Mark Romatz & Alan Hyde
David Romero & David Greiss
Rick Rosemarin
Kim & Ralph Rosenberg in honor of Sally Rosenberg
Sally Rosenberg & Bruce Charendoff
Karen M. Roth^
Randolph & Diane Rowe
Michael Ruppal & Jim Roth
Ron Rydarowicz & Bill Figner
Paul Ryneski
George Ryness
TJ Saad
Wynn J. Salisch
Rina L. Saltzman
Calvin Sanchez in memory of Nick Cordero
Andy Sandberg
Eddie Sarfaty & Court Stroud
Nina F. Sax, MD
Charles Scatamacchia^
Paula Schaeffer
Valeria & William Schiemann
Carolyn Schiff & Noah Millman
Steven J. Schimmel
John and Avery Schmitt
Michael Schober & Don Harrison
Allison Schultz
Laurie & Owen Schwartz
Lisa Dawn & Joe Schwarz
Jennifer Scott
Paul Seavey
Katie & Jim Sebastian
Paul Secraw
Richard Seer & Doug Wallingford
Debra & Michael Segal
Heidi Seizinger
Scott S. Semester
Seniel Ostrow Foundation, Sara, Samantha Widzer and Family
Jeannette Sessing
Lee Seymour
Mari & Kenneth Share
David Maurice Sharp
Desta & Roland Shaw
John Shea
Eric Shearin
David Shmerler
Mary & Bennett Shuldman
Michael Shusman in memory of Christianne Orto
Joleen Siebert
Richard Siegmeister
Eliana Silbert
Edward Simon
Nancy L. Simon
Kenneth & Kenda Singer
Brett Sirota
Charles & Pat Haynes Sislen
Joann Skorupski
Lori Smart
Cathy & Bob Smith
Clark Smith
Michael Smith
Peggy & Stan Smith
Matthew Smyth & Christina Engelbrecht
Bob & Judy Snyder
Talya Sokoll
Jeff Soref & Paul Lombardi
Gregory Sparapani
Matthew Staman & Marin Quezada
Karen & Paul Stamoulis
The Stanton Family
David Stenn
Ruth Stevens & David Olson
Lisa Stiefvater & Robert Ruocco
Eric Stine
Joyce Storey^
David Strassler
Meryl Streep & Don Gummer
Tara Sullivan
Stephen L. Sweet
Christopher Szablewski
CJ Taglivia
Rod Tailford & Mark Flickinger
John Taylor
Carol Terry
Jim Tharp & Jim Lindheim^
Stephen Thayer & Howard Terry
Teresa Throenle-Somaini in honor of Javier Munoz
Natalie Tierney
Aaron Tievsky
Keith S. Tobin, M.D.
Matthew Tumminello & Dominick Marangi
Bob Tuschman
David Umbach
Richard J. Underwood
Robert M. Unger & Pamela Singer
Gary A. Van Horn Jr.
William and Jo Vanderbeek
Verna Vanis
Dr. Anthony F. Verdi & Mr. Mark A. Mainville
Patrick Vezino
Judy Vincent
Karen J. Vineyard
Marcie Vort
Lynn & John Vottero
Lucy R. Waletzky, MD
Allen Walker
Ronald & Anne Walker
Bethe Ward
Timothy Warmath & Edward Comber^
Dawn & Jim Watson
Marcia Weber & James Flaws
Arthur E. Webster, Esq.
Sandra Wegman
Marjorie Weinman
Linda Wellendorf
John Weltman & Cliff Atkins in honor of David Kuehn & Tedi Marsh
Lucille Werlinich
Anna Wetherholt
Tom Wetmore
Carol & Tom Wheeler
Nancy A. Wheeler
Steven Kaplan & Court Whisman
Gina White in honor of James Davis
Kat White
Danny Whitman & Robert Bartley in memory of Francine Whitman and Robert J. Bartley
Lois Whitman
Cliff & Carrie Woolley
Channing Wickham
Miles Wilkin in memory of Stuart Thompson
Lisa Williamson
Rosemary & Kenneth Willman
Skye Wilson
Jacqueline Wladis
Howard & Diane Wohl
Peter Wright
Dr. & Mrs. Thomas & Barbara Wright
Supriya Wronkiewicz
Wil Yates & Andreas Dirnagl
Stuart Yothers
Bettina & Gregory Young
Llewellyn Young & Terence Law^
Jean M. Zajac
Lara Zibners
David Ziff & Alan Bell
Jennifer Zonis
Alan Zucker
Zufall Family Foundation^
Felice Zwas & Sarah Gallen
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^ Indicates members of the DRA Angels Circle
•• Indicates members of the Broadway Cares and DRA Angels Circle
† In Memoriam
as of September 30, 2025
NextGen Network
Members of the NextGen Network are young professionals who provide essential support for those affected by HIV/AIDS and other life-threatening illnesses across the country.
In appreciation of an annual contribution of $250 or more, Network members receive exclusive invitations to in-person and virtual events as well as a host of other benefits.
Contributions are unrestricted and not related to event ticket or merchandise purchases.
There are many ways to become a member of the NextGen Network, including contributing on a monthly or quarterly basis. If your employer matches charitable contributions, your gift of $125 or more qualifies you for membership.
For more information about the NextGen Network, contact Jack Noseworthy, individual giving officer, at noseworthy@broadwaycares.org or 212.840.0770, ext. 281.
NextGen Network
Angel
Gifts of $1,000 and above
Matthew Amsterdam✦
Megan P. Fitzgerald✦
Justin Gleiberman
Hanna & Mark Gleiberman
Chris Guimarin✦
Brian Marshall
Nathan Noh✦
Megan Savage
Lee Seymour
Talya Sokoll
Christopher Szablewski
Scott Wilcox✦
Anonymous (4)
Leader
Gifts from $500 to $999
Lauren Azeka
Sam Brahms
Lilly Claar
Tommy Doyle
Christine Fallon
Ben Fisher
Sandy Gooen
David Iwanowski
Regina Stuzin✦
Katharine Weiller
Torchbearer
Gifts from $250 to $499
Stephanie Ainbinder
Jaclyn Bares
Liv Batal
Lisa Cecchini
Crystal Chasse
Philip Cheng
Matthew D’Arrigo
Dr. Hannah Fabiny
Sydney Fells
Sophie Glassman
Daniel Goldman
Alex Hare
Nicholas G. Hipple
Charlie Hobbs
Ben Houghton
Michael Hull
Zachary Laks
Carson Lambert
Irene Lazaridis
Phil Makara
Sophia Maoli
Stephen Martyak
Stephanie McCabe✦
Taylor McCallum
Chris Mikesh
Noah Phillips
Francesca M. Romeo
Jelani Remy✦
Jake Romanoski
Ari Rubinstein
CJ Salvani
Ethan Sichel
Francesca Toscano-Perla
Joshua Turchin
Bethany Jepsen Tutungi
Victoria Ungvarsky
Madison Wheeler
Pamela Wiznitzer
✦ identifies NextGen advocate
As of September 30, 2025
Corporate Partners
Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS is fortunate to have the continued support of a broad range of corporate partners.
Created in response to the HIV and AIDS epidemic, M·A·C VIVA GLAM has spent more than 30 years using beauty as a force for good, donating 100% of the selling price of every VIVA GLAM lip product to organizations advancing healthy futures and equal rights for all. We’re proud to partner with Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS to expand access to lifesaving care and services.
For more than 140 years, Playbill has celebrated the artists and professionals who bring theater to life. Its support of Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS since our earliest days reflects that same commitment to the theater community, helping ensure compassionate, lifesaving support is there when it’s needed most. Playbill proudly stands alongside Broadway Cares in caring for the people who make theater possible.
United’s shared purpose “Connecting People. Uniting the World” drives its decision making, supported by its core values: safety, caring, dependability and efficiency. United believes in the transformative power of travel. It can lift economies, advance society, open hearts and expand minds. As a partner of Broadway Cares for 30 years, United helps turn that spirit of connection and caring into lifesaving support for people in need across the country.
ViiV Healthcare is the only pharmaceutical company 100% dedicated to delivering advances in treatment and care for people living with HIV and those who could benefit from HIV prevention. ViiV Healthcare is proud to support Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS and its work connecting people to essential services and strengthening communities as we work together to end the HIV epidemic.
As the philanthropic heart of the Broadway community, Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS is able to connect major corporate brands with one of the nation’s foremost creative industries and our most loyal supporters. We are also able to ensure that a corporation’s support reaches into nearly every community in the country through our National Grants Program.
Our Corporate Partners are able to build brand loyalty among millions of people associated with Broadway, be it on tour, onstage, backstage or in the audience.
Partner with Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS on a broad range of projects that could include annual partnership, event sponsorship, customized programming, cash and in-kind donations.
We salute these generous partners for their compassionate commitment to making a difference.
For more information about corporate partnership, event sponsorship or opportunities to bring a bit of Broadway magic to your next corporate or private event, please contact Sarah Cardillo, director of development, at cardillo@broadwaycares.org.
Colleen Dewhurst Legacy Society
The Colleen Dewhurst Legacy Society is the planned giving program of Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS, honoring those who have included Broadway Cares in their estate plan or will.
The society is named for the late Colleen Dewhurst, the Tony Award-winning actor and past president of Actors’ Equity Association. She pioneered the formation of the Equity Fights AIDS Committee, which merged with Broadway Cares in 1992 to become the Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS of today.
“I’m so proud of what we do for each other. There are so many people who thought this thing would never go. That it couldn’t be done. But it happened anyway because so many people came forward and, in many different ways, made it happen. And to this very day, I love you all for that.”
– Colleen Dewhurst, June 1991
Joining the Colleen Dewhurst Legacy Society ensures that the values that mean so much to you will extend far into the future.
Please contact Brian Marshall, at marshall@broadwaycares.org for information on how to include Broadway Cares in your estate plan or will.
The following people have provided for an estate or other planned gift to Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS:
Edward Davis Abenheim
Beverly Abercrombie
David Abramson
Lee R. Anisman M.D.
Ward Auerbach & Andy Baker
Andrew Austin
Lil Bardon
Bradie Barr & Tollie Miller
Francine Beers
Chad Beguelin & Thomas Sleeman
Georgette Bennett
Elaine Berger
Phil & Mary Beuth
Judith Binus
Walter Bobbie & David Frye
Miranda Book & Linda Dingler
George Boras-Geno Sartori Fund
Ann Marie & Robert Borsdorf
Paul Boskind
John Bowab
Andrew Boyle
Katherine Brader
Roy Bradley
Roy Brayton & Mickey Sullivan
Anita Briggs
Aron Bromberg
Marcie Brooks
Robert L. Bullock
John Burke
Kirsten Burkhart
Priscilla Calder-Spielholz
Robert Callely
Liz Caplan & Doug Maxwell
Christopher Cara
Andrew Caravella
Charles Carpenter
David Cartee
Joseph Cervelli
Dr. Oscar Chamudes
Emily Chen
Victoria Chikow
Tiffini Chow
Barbara N. Cohen-Stratyner
Melanie Comeau
John Conrad
James E. Conte
Frank Conway
Hernando Cortez
Larry Cosand & Jaime Lozada
Thomas Cott
Katherine Crimmins
Jamie deRoy
Drew Desky & Dane Levens
Maria Di Dia
Marion Duckworth Smith
Frank Duff & John Okuloski
Danny Duncan
Dennis Dunn
Doug Eichman & Michael C. Yount
Susanna Erdos
Robert Evers
Judith A. Fanelli
Robert Faust & Roger Kluge
Leonard Feigenblatt
Steven Filenbaum & Matthew Woolf, CFP
Ken Finkelstein
Elliot Fishman & Dale Abrams
William Fitzgerald
Doug Fogel
Jon Fraser
John Fraser
Glendon French
Kenneth R. Fulton
Grant Gardner
Raymond L. Gast
Matt Geltmaker & Rod Dayley
Gene & Ward 41
Thomas Gentile
Barry Glatt
John Glover
Kevin Goetz
Dane Grams
Travis Jordan Greisler
Leslie G. Gutierrez
Michael S. Halden
John Halpin
David G. Hanna
Carrie Anne K. Harrell
William Hawkins
Melody Henshaw
Donna Heppermann
Robert Hertzig
Caite Hevner
Geoffrey Hoefer & Thomas Wei
Eileen Sullivan Hoffman
Blaine Hopkins
Kathy Inch & Steve Simpson
Carol A. Ingram
Jeffrey L. Jackman
James Jewell
Stephanie Joel
Earl Johnson & Douglas Ward
Marjorie K. & Jack S. Solomon, Doreen A. Cohn, Faith L. Solomon Fund
Randy K. & Stephen P. Liken
Peter Kaczorowski
Judith E. Karp, MD & Stanley Freedman
Elissa Kartman
Kerry A. Keenan
Maureen Keller & David L. Feinberg
David Kernahan
Robert W. Kilgore & Edward A. Richmond
Allison Kinsell
Ron Kollen
Belinda J. Kotin
Robert J. Kunikoff
Adam Kurtzman
Arabella Langhorne
Bishop Alexis Larue
Michele LaRue
Jay Laudato & Thomas Watson
James Law
Sandy & Michael Leahy
Jay B. Lesiger & Tom Klebba
Phyllis Levinthal
Lou Liberatore
Richard Lin & Evan Zazula
Stuart Lippner
Bruce H. Lipstadt
Paul Lisnek
Ann & Bruce Loeb
Daniel Loranca
Steven F. Lutz
Jason P. Ma
Mark & William Macatee
Leslie & Jordan Mayer
Linda Mazawey
Richard McCune & Brian Carroll
Peter McKown & Kenneth Heng
Robert Meier
Bill Melamed Jr. & Jamey Lundblad
The Michael Filerman Revocable Trust
Keith Miller
Terri Miller
Tollie Miller
Jerry Mitchell & Ricky Schroeder
Jane H. Molloy
Ira Mont & Jill Cordle Mont
Oscar E. Moore
William Morey
Javier Morgado
Michael Morris
Sandy Mulligan
Tony Napoli & Gary Newman
Judith A. Nelson
Nathan Noh
Karen Nothmann
Marsha Partington
Thompson Patton
Bobby Pearce
Lee Perlman & Linda Riefberg
Alan Petrucelli
Christopher Phillips
The Pietenpol Family
Peter Pileski
David Polhemus
John Pollard
Rory Pottruck
Bob Rhodehamel & Dana Snyder
Jana Rich & Jill Nash
Carol Richards
Marty Richards & the Mary Lea Johnson Richard Foundation
Michael Risinger
Bob Rizzo
Mark Robinson
Janet Robusto
Amy Rosenthal
Stuart Ross
Paul Rossi
Moe & Jack Rouse
Kimberly P. Russell
Ben Ryan
Wendy B. Samuel
Ruby Sato
Tina Scaran
Esta Jo Schifter
Thomas Schultheis & Michael Warga
Matthew Schultz
Ryan Schultz – Cherry City Metals
Will Schwalbe & David Cheng
Linda Schwarzmann
John Eric Sebesta & William Tomai
Brian Semple
Jeremy Sheppe
Jayne Baron Sherman
David Shmerler
Marilyn Shoemaker
Mary & Bennett Shuldman
Joann Skorupski
Margaret (Peg) Small
Leida Snow
Philip J. Spina
Peggy Stamper & Fred Lloyd
Hollis Stern
John Strangi
Mayo Stuntz
Lynn & Bruce Surry
Steve Symonds
Alfred Szymanski
Kieran Turner
Scott Vandermyde
Verna Vanis
Dr. Anthony F. Verdi & Mr. Mark A. Mainville
David Vickrey & Gary Ensana
Greg Vie
Mark Viviano & Randy Triezenberg
Carol Waaser
Douglas J. Ward & Earl Johnson
Arthur E. Webster, Esq.
Peg & Gary Wendlandt
Scott Wilcox
Terrence J. Witter & Artie de la Cruz
Kevin Woodworth
Peter Quay Wright
Philip Wright
Ronald Wulf
Rickey Jay Yates
Alexander Zajac
Carolyn Zaput
Doc Zorthian
Anonymous (4)
We honor our many friends and colleagues who are no longer with us and left planned gifts to Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS.
Jack Abrahams
Louise Alexander
Walter Alford
Sam Altman
Florence Anglin
Frank Argiro
Rose Ascenzi
The Estate of Robert Avian
Marle Becker
The Estate of Harry Bennett
Eva Block
Robert L. Borod
Lester Bowman
Monica Boyar
Alice C. Brown
Eugene Bruce
Frances S. Chaiken
Jerome S. Clark
Alvin Colt
Gavin Creel
Dolores Gray Crevolin
Patricia Croft
Alvin C. Davis
Merle Debuskey & Pearl Somner
Erick Devine
Gene Dickey
Elaine D. Dooman
Alan Eisenberg & Claire Copley
Sophie Eisler
Michael Filerman
Murray Fishman
Aaron Frankel
Roger Franklin
The Estate of Artie Gaffin
Dr. Vincent Gambino
The Estate of John Geist
Bruce D. Gittlin
Harry S. Gold
Joyce Golden
Robert D. Gonzales
Christopher Gorman
Andrew J. Greenhut
Michael F. Hartig
The Estate of Charles Hamlen
Joseph R. Heller, Ph.D. & Frank Ptak,II
Jerry Herman
Joan Houseman
The Estate of Annette Janowitz
Barry Allen Johnson
Henry Kaplan
Kenneth Scott Kasman
Milton Kean
The Estate of Neil Lewis Kirsch
Mary L. Laslo
Richard Alan Lerner
Estate of Linda Lipson
Paul R. Lipson
Howard L. Marcou
James S. Marcus
Donald B. Maxwell
The Estate of Elizabeth McCann
David R. McShane & The Samantha Fund
M. Ross Michaels
Reverend Richard Mietzelfeld
Jason J. Moyer
The Estate of James O’Neil Jr
Edward Orgoglioso
Richard D. Overton
Dr. James A. Panowski
Gilbert Parker
Gail Perlman
The Estate of Gary H. Phillipp
Estate of Warren Pincus
Christina Plath
Bernard B. Plotkin
Heinz Poll and Thomas Skelton
Sheila Porter
Abraham Raskin
Gerald L. Ritholz & Ray Jarvis
Paul L. and Marion J. Ross
The Estate of Robert Russell
Gordon T. Salter
Katherine Schrier
Susan Linda Schulman
David Semonin
Eileen R. Shields
Joseph Short
Arthur Siccardi
The Estate of Robert Sinacore
Edward Slater
Frank Spring
Eileen T. Stapleton
Milton J. Tatelman
David Paul Taylor
Peter J. Thomas
Peter Jack Tkatch
Gwen Verdon
Samuel J. Waddell Jr.
Marcella Weinberg
Julius Wittman
Jeff Woodman & Melvin Bernhardt
Board of Trustees
Officers
Robert E. Wankel, President
Thomas Schumacher, Executive Vice President
Ira Mont, First Vice President
Schele Williams, Second Vice President
Tom Kirdahy, Third Vice President
Philip Birsh, Treasurer
Judith Rice, Secretary
Paul Libin, President Emeritus
Trustees
Ted Arthur
Joseph Benincasa
David Binder
Barry Brown
Kristin Caskey
Lisa Dawn Cave
Sherry Cohen
Alan Cumming
Ariana DeBose
Julie DeVore
Maria Di Dia
Mandy Gonzalez
Amanda Green
Jonathan Groff
Tom Harris
Richard Hester
Richard Jay-Alexander
Beverly Jenkins
Frances Jue
Jason Laks
Nathan Lane
Peter Lawrence
Joe Machota
Kimberly Marable
Kevin McCollum
Johnny Milani
Jerry Mitchell
Brian Moreland
Javier Muñoz
John Eric Parker
Bernadette Peters
Erik Piecuch
Billy Porter
Lauren Reid
T. Oliver Reid
Cody Renard Richard
Jordan Roth
Nick Scandalios
Mark Shacket
Brooke Shields
David Stone
Alvin Vincent Jr.
Tom Viola
Danny Whitman (ex-officio)
Channing Wickham
As of September 30, 2025
Staff
Danny Whitman, Executive Director
Lane Beauchamp, Director of Communications
Sarah Cardillo, Director of Development
Larry Cook, Director of Finance & Administration
Ken McGee, Producing Director
Production
James Cella
Michael Carmine Di Bianco
Trisha Doss
Nathan Hurlin
Jason Kooistra
Ellen M. Lavaia
Alex Theisen
Communications
Caroline Colvin
Josh Drake
Jenny Garcia
Dominic Grijalva
Sadie Kramer
Melissa Magliula
Víctor Rodríguez
Desney Scoby
Francesca Toscano
Development
Jenna Adamek
Cat Domiano
Maureen “Mo” Fenninger
Lauren Fanger
Lori Feren
Brian Marshall
Nick Mayo
Jack Noseworthy
Cydney Regus
Finance and Administration
Michelle Abesamis
Ngoc Ha Bui
R. Keith Bullock
Ed Garrison
Donald Huppert
Rose M. James
Michael McLean
Brian O’Donnell
Michael Paulsen
Madeline Reed
Retail Outreach
Bayne Alexander
Feliziano Flores
David Sugarman
Dancers Responding to AIDS
Denise Roberts Hurlin
As of September 30, 2025
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