Carmen Cusack, Sheryl Lee Ralph, and More Raise Funds for Medwish
Medwish International hosts Music for Medwish an intimate evening featuring some of Broadway's best in Los Angeles on Monday, April 15th at 8pm at the Rockwell Table and Stage (1714 N Vermont Ave). Produced by Broadway actress and producer Betsy Werbel (Wicked) the event raises funds for Medwish, a not-for-profit organization that repurposes discarded medical supplies and equipment to provide humanitarian aid around the world saving lives - and the environment.
Featuring alumni of the Broadway and National Touring companies of Dreamgirls, Les Miserables, Wicked, The King and I, Something Rotten, It Shoulda Been You, Bright Star, and If/Then, with performances by Sheryl Lee Ralph, Carmen Cusack, Deedee Magno Hall, Renee Lawless, Jessica Snow Wilson, Adam Hunter, Rena Strober, Ashley Fox Linton, Kevin Odekirk, Kate Pazakis, Josh Grisetti, Kevin McMahon, Julie Cardia, and Betsy Werbel
Monday, April 15th
8:00pm - 11:00pm
Rockwell Table & Stage
(1714 N Vermont Ave)
Tickets: $100
Two drink minimum
To buy tickets go here: https://rockwell-la.com
Founded in 1993, this not-for-profit organization saves lives and the environment by repurposing discarded medical supplies and equipment to provide humanitarian aid in developing countries. MedWish touches approximately 1 million lives every year, has served 109 countries and diverts an average of 500,000 lbs. of medical surplus from local landfills every year. It also serves as a training site for individuals with special needs through its Skill Building Program, which provides participants opportunities to grow, learn, and engage with MedWish's mission. MedWish is a member of the MedSurplus Alliance, a US based alliance redefining the quality of medical donations around the world; MedWish is also part of the Combined Federal Campaign (CFC), and is recognized by the BBB Wise Giving for meeting 20 out of 20 standards of charity accountability. For more information www.medwish.org
Photo Credit: Walter McBride / WM Photos
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