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On Friday, January 28, 2011, ADRLF is partnering with The Actors Fund to provide free Hepatitis B screenings for uninsured entertainment professionals. To sign up for this great free service, please call Janet Pearl at (212) 489-1939.
photo:jamesalexanderNY Broadway’s brightest stars came out for Broadway Takes The Runway, an intimate evening of fashion and song starring Tony Award winning actress and Grey's Anatomy star Sara Ramirez and hosted by Emmy award winning television personality Carson Kressley, at Touch in New York City. Proceeds from the night benefited the Al D. Rodriguez Liver Foundation (ADRLF). Click here for the full story. Here is some press about the event: Fashion News Live- Interview with Montego Glover Fashion News Live- Interview with Carson Kressley Fashion News Live- Interview with Billy Porter Photos from Getty Images Photos from Wire Image Coverage from broadwayworld.com Coverage from theatermania.com Sara Ramirez gets mentioned on dosomething.org Coverage on ...
Can a vital message of health and hope be spread through friendship? The founders of the Al D. Rodriguez Liver Foundation (ADRLF) believe it can. It is an organization originally founded by a group of 10 friends who wished to pay tribute to a talented New York actor, Al D. Rodriguez, who lost his life to liver cancer in 2008. The foundation, which is named in honor of Rodriguez, is driven by the dedication of his friends and fellow actors. The board includes Tony-award-winning actress, Sara Ramirez, of the top-rated television medical drama, “Grey’s Anatomy,” and Emmy-award-winner, Carson Kressley, of ...
The Al D. Rodriguez Liver Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that provides resources, education and information related to screening, the prevention of and treatment for the Hepatitis Virus and Liver Cancer. Our mission is to educate people about the relationship between chronic infection of the Hepatitis Virus and its association with Hepatocellular Carcinoma (HCC) - which is the most common cause of liver cancer.
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