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FALL 2019
imagine
A LEGACY OF
COMPASSION
The Anderson family’s generosity—including
a recent $50 million gift—touches the lives
and futures of all our patients, including
the five pictured here.
Every patient who
visits Children’s Hospital
Los Angeles benefits
from philanthropists who
support the hospital.
WE CREATE
HOPE
AND BUILD
HEALTHIER
FUTURES.
Founded in 1901, Children’s Hospital Los Angeles is the top-ranked pediatric
hospital in California and among the top five in the nation, according to the
prestigious U.S. News & World Report Honor Roll of children’s hospitals for
2019-20. The hospital is home to The Saban Research Institute and is one of the
few freestanding pediatric hospitals where scientific inquiry is combined with
clinical care devoted exclusively to children. Children’s Hospital Los Angeles
is a premier teaching hospital and has been affiliated with the Keck School of
Medicine of USC since 1932.
CHLA.org/DONATE
A LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT AND
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
Children’s Hospital Los Angeles has been ranked by U.S. News & World Report as
the No. 1 children’s hospital in California, No. 1 in the Western U.S., and No. 5 in
the nation.
The CHLA Board of Directors and senior management fully appreciate that our
ability to continue serving the health care needs of the most vulnerable children
in the region and achieve national rankings for clinical services, academic training
programs and research endeavors results from the generosity of all CHLA
supporters—donors such as the Anderson Stewart Family Foundation and others
like them featured in this issue of Imagine.
When the late Marion and John E. Anderson were honored for their philanthropic
efforts, they would often repeat four simple words: “Do the right thing.”
The couple’s mantra reverberates throughout the city and community they loved,
especially for those who support the care delivered by CHLA’s experts. Faculty and
staff remember Marion as a deeply engaged member and Chair of the Board of
Trustees who connected with patients and had an unbridled passion for supporting
the hospital’s family-centered care.
Today, Marion and John’s legacy of improving lives endures through the Anderson
Stewart Family Foundation. There are no adequate words to thank the family for
CONNECT being steadfast partners in creating healthy, hope-filled futures for the children
WITH PAUL we serve—with no better example than their recent $50 million gift. This is an
investment in advancing pediatric medical care and a commitment to children and
Go to CHLA.org/PaulViviano families experiencing some of the most challenging moments of their lives.
to find out more about Paul and
connect with him on LinkedIn, Every story chronicled in the following pages connects CHLA’s ability to provide
where you can read articles transformative, compassionate and life-enhancing care to the power of philanthropy.
he’s written on issues related to The generosity reflected in each gift received by our institution helps ensure that we
pediatric health care. are able to conduct pioneering research, train the next generation of pediatricians and
provide world-class clinical care, while also continuing to proudly serve as the safety-
net provider for all those in need. Ultimately, every philanthropic partner helps do the
right thing by supporting this vital work.
On behalf of all of us at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles, please accept my profound
gratitude for your continued, invaluable support.
Warmest regards,
U.S. News & World Report ranks
Children’s Hospital Los Angeles: Paul S. Viviano
President and Chief Executive Officer
No. 1 in California
No. 1 in the Western U.S.
No. 5 in the nation
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A LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT AND CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
Paul S. Viviano
CHIEF DEVELOPMENT OFFICER SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT AND
CHIEF DEVELOPMENT OFFICER
Alexandra Carter, MBA, CFRE
At Children’s Hospital Los Angeles, our mission to create hope and build SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT AND
healthier futures is fueled by philanthropy. We are so grateful for the generous CHIEF STRATEGY OFFICER
support—and true dedication—of each and every one of our donors who share Lara M. Khouri, MBA, MPH
our commitment to improving the lives of children and families.
VICE PRESIDENT AND CHIEF MARKETING
AND COMMUNICATIONS OFFICER
This issue’s cover story, about a transformative gift from the Anderson Stewart Deborah A. Braidic, MABC
Family Foundation, is an extraordinary example of one family’s generation-
spanning legacy of philanthropic engagement with CHLA. Their visionary EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, STRATEGIC CONTENT
investment will help ensure that all our patients have access to the lifesaving Kelly Carolipio, MS
care they need.
We also hear from Betty Porto of Porto’s Bakery and Cafe about her family’s EDITOR Marla Lehner
longstanding relationship with Children’s Hospital, which dates back to 1976. EXECUTIVE EDITOR Sarah T. Brown
Whether delivering treats to patients and staff at the hospital, creating signature
PROJECT MANAGER Rachael Humphries
CHLA butterfly cookies for our annual Make March Matter fundraising
campaign or making financial donations, Porto’s has been a true community DESIGN Jessica Kucinskas
partner. You can also read about the John Stauffer Charitable Trust, which, like
CONTENT Sarah T. Brown, Marla Lehner,
Porto’s, began supporting CHLA in 1976. The trust has donated more than Owen Lei, Sara Nafie, Eunice Oh,
$9 million throughout the years. Katie Sweeney and Jeff Weinstock
PHOTOGRAPHY
In addition, we feature the inspiring story of JP LeVeque, a grateful uncle who
Bobby Quillard Photography,
ran the Los Angeles Marathon and raised more than $115,000 for CHLA to
Linda Bradley, Bronson Photography,
honor the care his nephew received. Finally, we share the story of one young
Keats Elliott, Brian Feinzimer, Jared Green,
father, Eszylfie Taylor, who was inspired to support CHLA and is committed to
Jillian Green, Marnie Gruen, Kelly LeVeque,
ensuring healthier futures for children.
Maryly LeVeque, Claudia Linh, Marc Glassman
Photography, Vanessa Preziose, Monica Rizzo,
It is an honor to share these stories of kindness and generosity. With the support
Alberto E. Rodriguez/Getty Images for
of the philanthropic community, we can give every child the best possible chance
Children’s Hospital Los Angeles, Karine Simon,
for a healthy future.
Kelly Walsh and Walter Urie
Sincerely,
Make sure to
visit CHLA.org
for more great
content!
Alexandra Carter
Senior Vice President and
Chief Development Officer
Follow us on social @ChildrensLA
CHLA.org/DONATE
In this issue
Fall 2019
12
D E PA R T M E N T S
3 Calendar of Upcoming Events
18 CHLA Happenings
10 16 30 Anonymous Donor
Gives $25 Million Gift
F E AT U R E S 30 Honor Roll of Donors
2 THREE OF A KINDNESS 61 Board of Directors and
The trio of trustees behind the John Stauffer Charitable Trust
Foundation Board of Trustees
continues the charity’s 40-plus years of support for CHLA.
4 A LEGACY OF COMPASSION
Through three decades of giving, including a recent $50 million gift,
the Anderson family has helped to cement CHLA’s position as a
leader in pediatric health care.
On the Cover
10 PORTO’S BAKERY: WHY WE GIVE
Learn more
The beloved local eatery has been supporting Children’s Hospital about these
Los Angeles and sharing its sweet treats with patients incredible kids
and families for more than 40 years. on page 8.
12 BEST UNCLE EVER
Grateful for his nephew’s life-changing care, JP LeVeque
raised an impressive $115,000 to support CHLA—and all he
had to do was run the L.A. Marathon.
16 A FATHER’S GIFT
Clockwise from top: Jia, 12; Jordan, 7; Michelle, 4;
Even before his twins were treated at Children’s Hospital, Eszylfie Taylor Lex, 3; and Max, 15, pictured in front of the Marion
was committed to making a difference in the lives of kids in the community. and John E. Anderson Pavilion
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Q+A With the John Stauffer Charitable Trust
THREE OF A KINDNESS
The trio of trustees behind the John Stauffer Charitable Trust continues the charity’s
40-plus years of support for Children’s Hospital Los Angeles.
By Jeff Weinstock
In the very conference room where Why has the Stauffer Trust What influences you to support one
they regularly meet to pore over grant consistently chosen to donate institution over another?
applications submitted to the John Stauffer to Children’s Hospital Los Angeles?
Charitable Trust, Tim Gosney is reading Bradley: We pick ones we have faith
aloud to John Bradley and Michael Whalen Whalen: We learn a lot in and figure they’ll make good use of
from the list of donations the trust has made about hospitals. The fact their money. They report back to us
to Children’s Hospital Los Angeles. The that we have a continuing what they’ve done with it. Children’s
three men, all attorneys, preside over the association with Children’s Hospital gives us reports on every
trust, established in 1974 by the will of John Hospital says a lot. Over the years, fund we’ve established.
Stauffer Jr., onetime director of the Stauffer they have really selected good
Chemical Co. Children’s L.A. has been a management. That’s what has been Gosney: That’s certainly a big factor.
frequent recipient of the trust’s philanthropy, important. Children’s is always If they don’t report back and tell us
which goes exclusively to hospitals rethinking their management to make what they’ve done, the next time they
and universities. sure it is working. come in with a request, that might
make the difference.
As Gosney reads from the earliest Bradley: They’re ultra-
contributions to CHLA, Whalen, who has competent. They’ve shown
the closest connection with the hospital— the ability to raise large Do you make regular visits to CHLA
having served on its Board of Trustees sums of money and to to see where the money goes?
throughout the 1990s and into the early invest it well … into doing a lot of
original research. They’re not simply Whalen: Oh, sure. We visit every
2000s—is interested to hear that the first
a hospital; they’re a research hospital, site we give money to. I saw the
donation was made in 1976. “What did we
and to me that has great appeal. Stauffer Conference Room before it
give the grant for?” he asks.
was built out. I also inspected it as it
was being completed.
“Prenatal equipment for critically ill
newborns,” Gosney answers. “50,000 bucks.” What funding proposals are most
likely to make you say yes? Gosney: We get to know the
doctors, too.
“What was the next one?”
Gosney: We’re not real
big on “general support” Whalen: After a day of seeing
“December ’78. Carbon dioxide labor
kinds of things. The way children sick in so many ways, you
equipment for 50,000.”
I’ve said it to hospitals and understand you are seeing money
universities is: “Pick your need and used well to save lives.
Gosney continues down the list, through
tell us what it is you want, and why.”
the most recent, a $3 million gift to the
Then we make our decision when we
Cancer and Blood Disease Institute to
sit down in this room.
fund research. In all, the donations total
$9.4 million. The Stauffer name adorns
Whalen: We are willing to be
multiple parts of the hospital, including
surprised. On the hospital side, we
the John Stauffer Conference Room and
start with equipment and facilities,
the John Stauffer Lobby.
and then as the relationship expands
we look at broader programs,
In a recent conversation, Gosney, Whalen
laboratories—things we can track.
and Bradley discussed what has sustained
the trust’s relationship with CHLA for over
40 years.
Left to right: Stauffer Trustees
John Bradley, Michael Whalen
2 | CHLA.org/DONATE and Tim Gosney ►
UPCOMING EVENTS
STAY IN THE LOOP
With so many fun ways to support Children’s Hospital Los Angeles,
which event will you attend?
Make
March Matter
raised $2 million
March 2020 for CHLA in
2019.
Men’s Guild
Poker Tournament
Join the Men’s Guild for its
15th annual Texas Hold ’Em
tournament benefiting CHLA.
For information, visit MGCHLA.com.
April 20, 2020
Seahorse Classic
Golf Tournament March 2020
Tee up in the South Bay at the Peninsula Make March Matter ®
Committee’s 31st annual Seahorse Classic
Golf Tournament benefiting Children’s L.A. During the month of March, local businesses and the community work
together to raise funds for Children’s Hospital Los Angeles.
For information, visit PCCH.net.
To find out how you can get involved, visit MakeMarchMatter.org.
May 3, 2020
The Great Chocolate Race 2.5K/5K
Join the Flintridge Guild and more than 500
participants at this sweet event in La Cañada
Flintridge to raise funds for CHLA.
For information, visit FGCH.la.
Summer 2020
Oct. 3, 2020
Walk and Play L.A.
The Children’s Hospital
Join the fun at CHLA’s fourth annual 3K walk
Los Angeles Gala
and family fun festival at the Los Angeles
Memorial Coliseum. The event features sports Save the date for the hospital’s
activities, performances and more. signature biennial event. Stay tuned
for more information about this
For an official date announcement and registration
unforgettable evening.
information, keep an eye on WalkandPlayLA.org.
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Learn more about these incredible patients and 4 | CHLA.org/DONATE their experiences at CHLA on page 8.
Anderson Stewart Family Foundation FEATURE
A LEGACY OF COMPASSION
Through three decades of giving, including their most recent
$50 million gift, the Anderson family has helped to cement
CHLA’s position as a leader in pediatric health care.
By Katie Sweeney, Marla Lehner and Jeff Weinstock
During her life, Marion Anderson says CHLA President and CEO Paul S. But the family’s contributions extend even
loved being a part of tours of Children’s Viviano. “We are honored and humbled further. Marion served as a member of
Hospital Los Angeles. “Every time I visit to receive this gift that will continue their the CHLA Board of Trustees from 1989
Children’s Hospital, I want to reach out legacy of creating a better future for the until 2017. She co-chaired the Board from
and help,” she once said. children of this world.” 1999 to 2012, leading the hospital during
its most successful fundraising campaign
Reach out and help is exactly what Marion The Anderson name is one that is familiar to date and through a period that saw
and her husband, John E. Anderson, did to every patient, parent, team member landmark shifts and significant expansion
at CHLA. Their extraordinary dedication and visitor at the hospital. In 2011, the in the institution’s ability to deliver care.
over the course of three decades left a family made a $50 million gift to complete
legacy of incredible philanthropy and construction of a new, state-of-the-art John was the Founder and Chairman of
leadership. And while both Marion and hospital building: the Marion and John E. Topa Equities Ltd. and a role model of
John have passed away, their family’s Anderson Pavilion. corporate and community leadership.
history of compassion not only lives on— “Success,” he often said, “is living a life
it’s growing. you can be proud of.”
“The entire Anderson family
This year, Children’s Hospital Los Angeles The family’s latest gift is one more
was honored to receive a visionary has always demonstrated example of John’s humble philosophy.
investment from the Anderson Stewart
Family Foundation—a $50 million gift to true generosity of spirit by “The Anderson family is honored to
advance CHLA’s commitment to world- sharing ideas, inspiring continue our family’s dedication and
class, family-centered pediatric care and support of the important work of
further the hospital’s goal of providing a others and leading by Children’s Hospital Los Angeles,” says
safety net for the most critically ill. With Judy Munzig, the Andersons’ daughter and
this gift, the family is the greatest single example, and for that Chair of the Anderson Stewart Family
benefactor in the hospital’s history. reason we are so grateful Foundation. “The hospital’s steadfast
devotion to its mission to provide world-
“Philanthropically, the Anderson family is for this gift.” class care to critically ill children inspires
devoted to improving the lives of others. us and makes us very proud to be among
Their years of support and leadership its supporters.”
helped Children’s Hospital Los Angeles —Jeffrey Worthe
save hundreds of thousands of lives,” Chair of the CHLA Board of Directors (continued on next page)
Imagine Magazine | 5
FEATURE Anderson Stewart Family Foundation
▲ Children’s Hospital Los Angeles
opened in 1901 in a seven-room house
The Extraordinary Impact The hospital’s legacy of providing the best and saw 14 patients in its first year of
care is matched only by its commitment to operation. Today, it is a world-class
of Philanthropy pediatric academic and research medical
treating underserved children. A safety-net
center conducting more than half a
hospital, CHLA treats the most vulnerable million visits each year.
The Anderson family is an integral part
members of the community, including
of the history—and future—of Children’s
critically ill children and those covered
Hospital Los Angeles. The family’s
by Medi-Cal (California’s Medicaid
transformational philanthropy, which
program). Last year, half of all children Children and families rely on CHLA
includes more than $100 million to the
hospitalized in Los Angeles County with a during some of the most difficult
hospital over the past 30 years, has been
complex condition or a severe illness were times of their lives. The Anderson
essential to the institution’s ability to fulfill
admitted to CHLA. Stewart Family Foundation’s latest
its mission of creating hope and building
healthier futures. gift helps Children’s Hospital to:
Many of the vital services delivered at
Children’s Hospital are not reimbursed or
During its 118-year history, Children’s
fully reimbursed by government or private Save and improve the lives of
Hospital has evolved from a two-story
insurance. Philanthropy helps make it more children
house on Castelar Street that was a labor
possible for all CHLA patients to access Conduct research that has
of love for dedicated volunteers and civic
the lifesaving care they need, and equips ripple effects across the field
leaders into one of the country’s premier
the institution’s physicians, researchers, of medicine
pediatric academic medical institutions.
nurses and other team members with the
Invest in innovative ideas
appropriate resources to provide that care.
Today, CHLA is ranked No. 1 in the and technology
Western U.S., No. 1 in California and a Expand capacity at the
Building healthier futures
top-five children’s hospital nationwide Sunset campus
In 2011, CHLA opened the Marion and
by U.S. News & World Report. But
John E. Anderson Pavilion, a gleaming Build a network of caregivers
CHLA has not accomplished this alone:
facility that greatly expanded the hospital’s in the community
The institution’s history is an ongoing
capacity to care for children. Now, the
story of exceptional clinicians, scientists, Educate pediatric care leaders
Anderson Stewart Family Foundation is
philanthropists, leaders and community who will extend our mission
making another investment in CHLA
members coming together to ensure for generations to come
during a crucial time of rising demand for
world-class care for children and families.
high-quality care.
6 | CHLA.org/DONATEAnderson Stewart Family Foundation FEATURE
“The Anderson family is honored
to continue our family’s dedication A NEW ERA OF CARE
and support of the important
work of Children’s Hospital
Los Angeles. The hospital’s
steadfast devotion to its mission
to provide world-class care to
critically ill children inspires us
and makes us very proud to be
among its supporters.”
—Judy Munzig
Chair of the Anderson Stewart Family Foundation
and the Andersons’ daughter
In the eight years since the Anderson Pavilion opened,
CHLA’s total patient visits have risen from 393,000 a
year to nearly 568,000, which includes close to 100,000
visits to an Emergency Department that was built to
handle 65,000.
Philanthropy contributes to every aspect of the unique
care provided at Children’s L.A. Whether a child
is undergoing lifesaving surgery, participating in a
leading-edge clinical trial, receiving around-the-clock
treatment in an intensive care unit, or having a follow-
up visit at a CHLA specialty care center, that care
has been impacted by the generosity of the hospital’s
supporters. The institution is deeply grateful for the
Anderson Stewart Family Foundation’s partnership
and dedication to the community’s most precious
resource: children.
“The entire Anderson family has always demonstrated
true generosity of spirit by sharing ideas, inspiring
others and leading by example, and for that reason we
are so grateful for this gift,” says Jeffrey Worthe, Chair
of the CHLA Board of Directors. “It vividly reflects
the same heart and devotion for children that guided
Marion and John as they supported our hospital over
the years, and it allows Children’s Hospital Los Angeles
to continue exemplifying that conviction of purpose for
years to come.”
(continued on next page)
Imagine Magazine | 7FEATURE Anderson Stewart Family Foundation
Every patient is touched
by your generous gifts ...
LEX JORDAN
▲ After undergoing a liver transplant as an infant, Lex is now thriving. Philanthropy supports complex
cases like Jordan, who was born
Philanthropy supports organ transplants for kids like Lex, who at 6 weeks old was with several serious conditions,
found to have biliary atresia. Blocked ducts were preventing the outflow of bile to his including Rubinstein-Taybi
small intestine, compromising his liver. He underwent the Kasai procedure, where syndrome, a genetic disorder
surgeons remove the bile ducts and connect the small intestine directly to the liver. characterized by crooked thumbs;
Afterward, however, Lex’s liver still wasn’t functioning, and doctors determined he nearsightedness so extreme he was
needed a liver transplant. He was admitted to CHLA’s Liver Transplant Program, which designated legally blind; and severe
has performed more than 370 liver transplants in children. On July 25, 2017, after breathing and feeding difficulties.
celebrating his first birthday in the hospital, Lex received his new liver. The transplant The combined efforts of doctors in
was a success, and today Lex is back home, a happy and healthy boy. CHLA’s Children’s Orthopaedic
Center, Division of Medical Genetics,
The Vision Center, Aerodigestive
Program and more addressed Jordan’s
medical issues. Surgery corrected
the shape of his thumbs, eyeglasses
helped his vision, and removing the
enlarged tonsils and adenoids that
were obstructing his airway helped his
breathing—which improved his eating,
sleep and performance in school.
◄ Jia, pictured at
JIA ages 12 and 2, has had
nine surgeries at CHLA.
Philanthropy supports life-changing care for patients like Jia, who came to CHLA as a toddler for a cleft lip and palate repair. Now
Jia, 12, meets annually with specialists in reconstructive surgery, pediatrics, speech and hearing, dentistry and orthodontics, otolaryngology
and psychology. Her mother, Kathy, who brought Jia home from China at 17 months old, is a prolific hospital supporter. She is a founding
member of the CHLA fundraising team called the Ambassadors, and a founding co-chair of the Care Ambassadors, a group that supports
the Institute for Nursing and Interprofessional Research. Kathy has helped raise more than $1 million for the Institute.
8 | CHLA.org/DONATEAnderson Stewart Family Foundation FEATURE
Born with a heart defect
that has required a dozen
procedures, Max has
become an influential
health advocate for
children. ►
MAX
Philanthropy supports children with congenital heart disease like Max, who was born
with a cardiac defect called tetralogy of Fallot, which required replacing his pulmonary
valve and implanting a pacemaker. He has undergone more than a dozen procedures, but
throughout he’s been a resolute advocate for CHLA, raising funds for the hospital while
serving as a Junior Ambassador. A child actor who had a longtime role on “The Young
and the Restless” and starred as a mini Darth Vader in the 2011 Volkswagen Super Bowl
▲ Several CHLA physicians ad, Max travels annually with his family to Washington, D.C., to participate in Family
collaborated on the treatment of Advocacy Day, urging lawmakers to pursue policies that benefit children’s health. In 2019,
Jordan’s multiple health issues. the Children’s Hospital Association honored his family with the Mighty Advocate Award.
“As philanthropists, the Anderson family is steadfastly devoted to improving the lives of
others. Their years of support and leadership helped Children’s Hospital Los Angeles
save hundreds of thousands of lives.”
—Paul S. Viviano, President and CEO of Children’s Hospital Los Angeles
Philanthropy supports clinical trials for kids like
Michelle, who at age 2 was found to have a cancerous
tumor blocking her airway and endangering her life. The
results of a genetic test called OncoKids®, developed
by the hospital’s Center for Personalized Medicine,
showed that Michelle might benefit from treatment with
larotrectinib, an oral cancer drug under evaluation in a
CHLA clinical trial. Within 24 hours of being enrolled
in the trial, Michelle, who was in critical condition on a
Saturday, responded to the medication; she returned home
MICHELLE
the following Tuesday. Her tumor has since shrunk to the
point where it wasn’t detected on her last three MRIs.
▲ Thanks to specialized genetic
testing and a clinical trial available
at CHLA, Michelle received
... from the bottom of our hearts,
lifesaving medication.
we thank you!
Imagine Magazine | 9WHY WE GIVE Porto’s Bakery
Porto’s Bakery founders
Raul Sr. and Rosa Porto (center) with their
three children and seven grandchildren
Porto’s Bakery Each time Betty Porto attends an event at Children’s Hospital
Los Angeles, she witnesses something special.
“There will be a boy or girl who’s crying and a little cranky. But give
The beloved local eatery has been them a cookie and you’ll see those tears turn into a smile from ear
supporting Children’s L.A. and to ear,” says Betty, who often personally delivers donated goods for
CHLA parties. “For a sick kid in the hospital, a little sweetness can
sharing its sweet treats with patients go a long way.”
and families for more than 40 years. As Vice President of Community Relations for Porto’s Bakery
By Eunice Oh and Cafe, Betty has been bringing her family’s famous pastries to
cheer up patients and thank staff members for years, upholding a
partnership that dates back to 1976—the year her parents, Rosa and
Raul Sr., opened the doors to the first Porto’s storefront less than 2
miles from the hospital.
More than four decades later, Porto’s still gives generously to CHLA.
These days, the partnership is more formalized. The business has been an
ardent supporter of the hospital’s annual Make March Matter fundraising
Margarita (left) and
campaign, donating a portion of sales from specially designed CHLA
Betty Porto at the
bakery’s first location butterfly cookies; it hosts another fundraiser the week after Thanksgiving
in the late ‘70s ► featuring its best-selling cheese rolls; and recently Porto’s made a sizable
donation to fund a renovation project in the hospital.
10 | CHLA.org/DONATEPorto’s Bakery WHY WE GIVE
Here, in her own words, Betty explains why philanthropy has always been important to
Rosa and Raul Sr., outside
her family—including siblings Raul Jr. and Margarita, who now operate and co-own five
the family’s first storefront
Porto’s locations with her—and why it remains a fundamental pillar of the bakery today. on Silver Lake and Sunset
Boulevards in 1976 ▼
At Porto’s, our customers are like family, and we have some relationships as old as 40 years.
We’ve made wedding cakes for couples whose children are now adults, and baby-shower
cakes for parents who are now grandparents. When you’re a family-owned and family-run
business, it’s not about making money. It’s about relationships that last a lifetime.
The more I think about it, we’ve been connected to Children’s Hospital in one way or another
for quite some time. It started at a grassroots level, with nurses stopping by or calling me
about a party they were throwing for some patients, wondering if we could donate some
treats. Or I’d talk to customers who had kids at the hospital. Even right now, we have
1,200 employees, and I can guarantee nearly all of them have either had a child treated at
Children’s Hospital or know someone who has.
Porto’s is all about family and making memories, so it just makes sense to share a journey
with CHLA. Children are everything in our family, and our customers are all about their
kids. There are a lot of wonderful charities and causes out there, but I can’t imagine aligning
ourselves with something other than Children’s Hospital.
Giving is natural for us because it all started with my
parents. They are simple, humble people. Even when they “Porto’s supports Children’s Hospital
were living in Cuba, under communist rule and without
much, they always made sure to share whatever they had because ... we want to give back and
with our grandparents, aunts, uncles—everyone. That
continued when they came to the United States. They
support our community. For our family, we
believed in helping others, often giving people money so give because it comes from the heart. It’s in
that they could start their own businesses, too. We were
taught early on this is what you’re just supposed to do—
our makeup. It’s who we are. It’s what we do.”
help anyone who needs it.
—Betty Porto
We’re passing this on to the next generation in our family.
There are seven grandchildren, and we want them to be
aware of their role in society. My brother, Raul, is always
telling them that if they really want to make a difference
in this world they need to work hard and stay focused so that
they are in a position to give later on.
But there are many, many other ways to help, not just through
money. I’ve brought my children to the hospital to volunteer
with me. I want them to know it’s their social responsibility
to make any kind of improvement, big or small. For us, it can
be as simple as donating our treats for different events. We
have to keep in mind that even though they are hospitalized
and f ighting some tough battles, at the end of the day they are
▲ Raul Sr., decorating the bakery’s
still kids. festive holiday cakes in the mid-’90s
Porto’s supports Children’s Hospital because we believe in the
CHLA patient Kairi Ramirez holds
hospital’s mission. We also support CHLA because we want
a CHLA butterfly cookie designed
to give back and support our community. For our family, we by Porto’s for the Make March
give because it comes from the heart. It’s in our makeup. It’s Matter campaign. ►
who we are. It’s what we do.
Imagine Magazine | 11JP LeVeque and his nephew,
Sebastian, spend some quality
time together.
BEST
UNCLE
EVER
In thanks for his nephew’s life-changing care, JP LeVeque raised an impressive $115,000
to support CHLA—and all he had to do was run the L.A. Marathon.
By Marla Lehner
12 | CHLA.org/DONATEJP LeVeque DONOR PROFILE
Early on the morning of March 24, 2019, A rush to CHLA Critical Care Unit (NICCU), Sebastian
JP LeVeque sprinted through the starting JP was a few blocks away waiting for word was cooled to 92.3 degrees. Due to the
line of the Los Angeles Marathon full of of his nephew’s birth when he received therapy, no one could hold him—they
excitement. After about an hour of running, a text saying something was wrong. He could simply sit beside him and hope.
his energy started to flag—until he was rushed to the hospital, and when Sebastian “We were in purgatory from the moment
reinvigorated by the sight of Children’s and Chris were put into an ambulance we were told HIE was a possibility,” says
Hospital Los Angeles’ Sunset campus. headed for Children’s Hospital Los Angeles, Kelly. “Living with the unknown was
JP jumped in his car to follow them. so hard.”
“It was really nice to see Children’s,” says
JP. “It was an emotional experience.” “When I got to the hospital, my brother Children with HIE can suffer from a
He had decided to run the marathon a said, ‘The doctors think Sebastian might variety of brain-related conditions and
couple of months earlier—not enough have brain damage, but we don’t know,’” have lifelong disabilities. Hypothermia
time to properly train—but JP was JP recalls. “But Chris’ response was so therapy minimizes the chances and
committed to doing it to raise money for positive to the worst possible news. He severity of potential health issues, but
CHLA, where his nephew, Sebastian, had said, ‘No matter what happens, I’m here doctors could not accurately predict
received life-changing care. for him.’ I felt like Chris really became a Sebastian’s prognosis until he had
grown-up in that moment. It was the first undergone 72 hours of cooling.
Running by the institution where time I’d seen him as a parent and I could
“Bash,” as his family calls him, had been not have been prouder.” “At CHLA, the doctors and nurses were
hospitalized flooded JP with memories exceptional and gave Bash amazing care,”
of that difficult time—and gratitude that The next few days were agonizing for the says JP. “But it wasn’t just the doctors:
Bash is now a happy, healthy baby. family. In CHLA’s Steven & Alexandra Every person who worked there, top to
Cohen Foundation Newborn and Infant bottom, was exceptional. They made my
whole family feel comfortable. It felt like
An unexpected complication everyone had a common purpose.”
It started Oct. 16, 2018: Chris and Kelly
LeVeque were at Providence Saint John’s After three days, Bash was slowly
Health Center in Santa Monica preparing rewarmed and underwent an MRI to look
to welcome their first child. Kelly, a for signs of brain damage. To everyone’s
nutritionist and wellness expert, had gone relief, he received a clean bill of health:
into labor nearly 24 hours earlier, when Aside from a small brain bleed that
finally she gave birth to an 8-pound, occurred during delivery and would resolve
9-ounce boy. The doctors brought baby on its own, he was perfectly healthy.
Sebastian to his thrilled parents—but
whisked him away moments later.
“It was the best and worst moment of my (continued on next page)
life,” says Kelly. “He was laid on my chest
for seconds, then he was transferred to a
baby warmer and someone hit an alarm.”
At birth, Sebastian displayed signs of
“At CHLA ... every person
hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy (HIE), who worked there, top to
a condition that occurs when a baby is
deprived of oxygen during pregnancy or
▲ After Sebastian
was given a clean
bottom, was exceptional. They made my
delivery. Babies suspected of having HIE
need to be treated with hypothermia
bill of health, his
parents could
whole family feel comfortable. It felt like
therapy—an intervention that reduces the finally hold him.
everyone had a common purpose.”
risk or extent of brain injury by lowering
the overall body temperature—but it must
be administered within six hours of birth. —JP LeVeque
Imagine Magazine | 13DONOR PROFILE JP LeVeque
“An unremarkable brain MRI, along with “If I couldn’t finish the race
normal EEG findings, are the optimal or raise the money, I’d feel
results,” says Tai-Wei Wu, MD, the embarrassed,” says JP, who had
neonatologist who oversaw Sebastian’s set a $20,000 fundraising goal.
care. “It was a pleasure to give the
LeVeque family this good news.” As it turned out, he had no reason
to fret. Within two days, he had
Sebastian remained in the NICCU for raised nearly $15,000. He was
another two weeks, and went home on astonished by people’s generosity:
Oct. 31 as a healthy newborn. Many gave larger gifts than he
ever expected, donating $100,
“Childbirth is a miracle,” says Chris. $250 or even $500.
“Between the incredible care we received
at CHLA, the results of Bash’s MRI, JP works in commercial real
and finally getting the green light to go estate, which he describes as a
home, we felt like we’d been blessed with generous community. He had sent
miracles two, three, four and more.” his solicitation to many industry
contacts, including Jeffrey
Worthe, whom JP had known
But how to give back? for years and who is Chair of the JP LeVeque (third from left) after finishing the L.A.
Chris, Kelly and Sebastian quickly settled Board of Directors at CHLA. Marathon, surrounded by his family, including wife
Marisa, son Henry, nephew Sebastian (on JP’s lap),
into life as a new family. Everyone was Although JP thought Worthe
brother Chris, son Everett, and sister-in-law Kelly
grateful for Bash’s good health—but JP might support his efforts, he
could not shake the feeling that he should never anticipated his generosity:
honor their good fortune. At CHLA, he “Jeff said he and his wife, Kristin, would JP says the journey—from his successful
had seen countless families coping with match whatever I raised.” fundraising to completing the marathon—
their own children’s health crises, and he was more rewarding than he had imagined,
knew many of them were still there facing As the date of the marathon neared, JP but he is modest about his achievement.
critical diagnoses. surpassed his goal, raising more than
$50,000. As promised, the Worthe family “It’s not about me,” he says. “All I did was
“You can’t help but put yourself in their matched the funds, ultimately helping JP send out an email and go running. It’s all
shoes,” says JP. “I wondered, ‘Why did we raise a whopping $115,603. about the generous people who donated.
get so lucky?’ I felt like I had to somehow There were 200 individuals and families
give back.” who stepped up and gave. I think that’s
The bow on top what’s so impressive.”
Searching for an idea, JP landed on About 2 miles from the marathon’s finish
one that would lead him through a little line, a group of JP’s friends and family— As for the future, look for JP at the
more than 26 miles. Calling himself including Chris, Kelly and Sebastian— Los Angeles Marathon in 2020. “I’m going
“a regular person who runs,” he had never gathered to cheer him on. to run again to raise more for CHLA,” he
considered running more than his usual says, “and try to beat my time.”
3 to 5 miles—until he got the idea to do “We made huge signs and rallied our
the marathon to celebrate Sebastian and friends,” says Kelly. “We were tracking Chris—who plans to join his big brother
support CHLA. him on the app and knew when he was in the marathon—is touched by JP’s
going to run by. We were all screaming. dedication to his family. “My brother
Before he could change his mind, Chris even dropped his poster and started has shown us the true meaning of love,
JP began telling people about his plan. running with JP. I started crying. It was sacrifice and selflessness,” he says. “Bash is
He set up a fundraising page at really emotional for us.” beyond lucky to have him in his life. He’s
CHLA.org/FUNDRAISE and sent the best uncle, ever.”
an email to friends, family and peers Later that day, the group gathered at JP’s
announcing his intentions. As soon as home to celebrate. “It felt like the bow on Children’s Hospital Los Angeles is proud to
he hit send, though, JP began to worry. the gift of Sebastian’s health,” says Kelly. be a featured charity partner of the 2020
“We all needed that positive experience to Los Angeles Marathon. To register, go to:
wrap it up.” bit.ly/LAMarathonCHLA. Join as a
charity runner for CHLA and do more
with your race.
14 | CHLA.org/DONATECREATE A
LASTING
LEGACY
OF CARE
You can create hope and build healthier futures for our children. When you leave a
gift to Children’s Hospital Los Angeles in your will or trust, you create a legacy that
ensures future generations can benefit from CHLA’s lifesaving clinical care, innovative
research and education. For your gift, you will be recognized as a legacy donor in the
Emma Phillips Society. We invite you to become a member of the Children’s Hospital
Los Angeles family of supporters.
To discuss including CHLA in your estate plans, please
contact the Gift Planning Office at 323-361-2308
or visit CHLA.org/PlannedGiving for more information.
Imagine Magazine | 15DONOR PROFILE Eszylfie Taylor Eszylfie Taylor with his
daughters (from left to right)
Shae, Nya and Zoe
A FATHER’S GIFT
TO HELP MORE
CHILDREN IN NEED
Even before his twins were treated at Children’s Hospital, Eszylfie Taylor wanted to make a
difference—a commitment he’s now solidified through a planned gift.
By Eunice Oh
For Eszylfie Taylor, it was never a This reality—that children are some of A few years ago, the Pasadena-based
matter of if he would support Children’s the most vulnerable members of the financial adviser began giving to CHLA,
Hospital Los Angeles. It was simply a community—has motivated Taylor to inspired by the hospital’s work helping
matter of when. focus his philanthropic efforts on kids’ families to navigate an incredibly difficult
causes. He’s donated to and served on the time—their child’s hospitalization.
“I’ve always had a soft spot in my heart for boards of several children’s charities and
children,” says the father of three. “They launched his own nonprofit, Future Stars, “I’m always drawn to things where, if I
don’t choose to be healthy or unhealthy. which awards scholarships to local kids to were in that person’s shoes, I would want
They don’t choose their environment. attend its youth basketball camp, as well as the same,” he explains.
They’re just dealt a hand.” academic scholarships.
16 | CHLA.org/DONATEEszylfie Taylor DONOR PROFILE
Still, it never crossed Taylor’s mind that “What I like most about this program is
he would one day find himself in need of that it puts children’s minds in a different
CHLA’s expertise. place,” he explains. “Child Life can help
kids get into a headspace where they’re
positive, informed and empowered and
A devastating diagnosis won’t be as fearful about what they’re
Taylor’s twins, Shae and Zoe, had been going through. I think that’s often
the picture of perfect health. Then, half the battle for them.”
seemingly out of the blue, they both
started having seizures. Confusion and Taylor is now more passionate than ever
fear quickly set in. about giving back and raising awareness
about CHLA, often encouraging clients
“What is going on? Why is this to support the hospital, a place he says
happening?” Taylor remembers thinking embodies two key elements: hope
at the time. and encouragement.
After undergoing multiple tests and “At Children’s Hospital, you will find
seeing different specialists, his daughters hope. You’ll find answers. You’ll get
Today, Zoe and Shae are
were eventually diagnosed with an healthy, happy 10-year-olds. support,” he says. “And you will see there’s
epileptic disorder. Though their condition a light at the end of the tunnel.”
is under control today and the girls, 10, are
thriving, the ordeal left an indelible mark ‘A light at the end of the tunnel’
on Taylor and reinforced his decision to With his gift, Taylor aims to make
support Children’s Hospital. CHLA’s mission of creating hope and
building healthier futures a reality for
“Before you have kids, I don’t think you more kids. Specifically, he has allocated his
truly appreciate how precious it is to be donation to CHLA’s Child Life Program,
given a child, a healthy one,” says Taylor. which specializes in helping patients
“I’m grateful my daughters are OK, but and families cope with the stress and
I realize other parents endure a lot more. uncertainty of an illness or hospitalization.
If I’m able to help other kids and families
who are going through something similar,
I will do whatever I can.”
“I’m grateful my daughters
Taylor, the founder and President of
Taylor Insurance and Financial Services, are OK, but I realize other
began thinking about how he could make parents endure a lot
an even greater impact and immediately
gravitated toward planned giving, an area more. If I’m able to help
in which he has extensive experience.
He renewed his commitment to CHLA other kids and families
through an estate gift that will continue who are going through
to grow over time and evolve into a much
larger donation than one he could something similar,
provide today.
I will do whatever
“Right now, I have a growing family and I can.”
I can’t necessarily afford to give away a
million dollars,” says Taylor, 41, who also —Eszylfie Taylor
has an older daughter, Nya. “By doing this,
one day I will.”
Imagine Magazine | 17Throughout the year, philanthropists, community leaders,
corporate sponsors, and grateful friends and families come
together to benefit Children’s Hospital Los Angeles. The
enthusiasm and generosity of our supporters inspire everything
we do and ensure the hospital’s ability to create hope and build
healthier futures. It is an honor to showcase some of the recent
celebrations and fundraising events on the pages that follow.
Mann Family Foundation Dedication ▼
A reception on June 12, 2019, recognized the Alfred E. Mann Family Foundation’s transformative $6 million gift to support leading-
edge research in the fight against childhood cancers and other diseases. Half of the donation establishes the Alfred E. Mann Family
Foundation Chair in Cancer Research—with Alan S. Wayne, MD, Director of the Cancer and Blood Disease Institute (CBDI), as the
inaugural chair holder. The gift also provides $3 million to invest in a 3,000-square-foot aquatic research facility on CHLA’s Sunset
campus: The Alfred E. Mann Family Foundation Zebrafish Facility. Led by James F. Amatruda, MD, PhD, the research lab will support
scientists in their discovery of new therapies for cancer, diabetes, heart disease and more.
◄ Left to right: James F. Amatruda, MD, PhD,
Sarcoma Research Chair for the CBDI;
Anoosheh Bostani, Secretary and Treasurer of
the Alfred E. Mann Family Foundation; Mike
Dreyer, President of the Alfred E. Mann Family
Foundation; Robert E. Shaddy, MD, Pasadena
Guild Chair, Pediatrician-in-Chief and CHLA
Senior Vice President of Academic Affairs;
Alan S. Wayne, MD, the inaugural Alfred
E. Mann Family Foundation Chair in Cancer
Research and Director of the CBDI; and
Paul S. Viviano, CHLA President and CEO
Reception attendees included Yvonne Higgins Family Charitable Foundation
Niami, founder of n:Philanthropy and Trustees Samantha and Harvey Moss
a member of the CBDI Leadership with their son, Caleb
Council, and Preston Blankenship. ►
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Helinet Aviation Dedication ►
Kathryn Purwin (center) with team members of the
On May 1, 2019, CHLA leaders gathered CHLA Alan Purwin Emergency Transport Program
on the hospital’s main helipad to celebrate
the life and philanthropy of former Trustee
Alan Purwin, who passed away in 2015. The
ceremony included a ribbon-cutting in front
of the hospital’s new Sikorsky helicopter
as the helipad was officially re-designated
the Purwin Family-Helinet Aviation
Helipad. The Purwin family’s company,
Helinet Aviation, has covered the costs of
transporting critically ill children to and
from CHLA on nearly 9,000 missions over
the past two decades. During the event,
Lauren Cosentino, with husband Marco by
her side, shared her family’s personal story of
their infant son, Max, who was transported
to CHLA during the Woolsey fire in 2018.
◄ A photo of the late
Helinet Aviation founder
and philanthropist Alan
Purwin was displayed at
the dedication event.
Helinet Aviation
has covered the
costs of transporting
Left to right: Lauren Cosentino; Marco Cosentino; Alexandra critically ill children
Carter, CHLA Senior Vice President and Chief Development to and from CHLA on
Officer; and Becky Lythgoe, a member of the CHLA
nearly 9,000 missions
Foundation Board of Trustees
over the past two
decades.
CHLA’s new Sikorsky helicopter flying over
downtown Los Angeles
▲ Left to right: Jeffrey Worthe, Chair of the CHLA Board of Directors and a member of the CHLA Foundation Board of
Trustees; Arnold J. Kleiner, a member of the CHLA Foundation Board of Trustees; CHLA President and CEO Paul S. Viviano;
Kathryn Purwin, Helinet Aviation CEO and a member of the CHLA Foundation Board of Trustees; Kevin Brogan, Chair of the
CHLA Foundation Board of Trustees; and Alexandra Carter, Senior Vice President and Chief Development Officer at CHLA Imagine Magazine | 19CHLA HAPPENINGS
Jeffrey Worthe, President of Worthe Real Estate Group and Chair
of the CHLA Board of Directors, with Worthe Real Estate Group Worthe Real Estate Group’s Doreen Lahav
employees Desirée Gonzales (left) and Melissa Tindall giving a toy to CHLA patient Valerie Prado
◄ Spring Carnival
On May 23, 2019, the Worthe Real Estate Group hosted a spring carnival for CHLA
outpatients and their families. Held in the Joyce and Stanley Black and Family Healing
and Meditation Garden, the festivities included carnival games, prizes, a magic show and
concession stands. More than 60 employees from the Santa Monica-based real estate
company volunteered at the event alongside Worthe Real Estate Group President Jeffrey
Worthe, who serves as Chair of the CHLA Board of Directors and is a member of the
hospital’s Foundation Board of Trustees.
▼ Hyundai Hope on Wheels Handprint Ceremony
CHLA patient Joselyn Prado Since 1998, Hyundai and its dealers have donated more than
$160 million for pediatric cancer research through the Hyundai
Hope on Wheels program. This year, Jesse Berry, MD, Associate
Director of Ocular Oncology at Children’s Hospital Los
Angeles, received a $300,000 grant to support her research on
retinoblastoma, the most common type of eye cancer in children.
Left to right: Alan S. Wayne, MD, Director
of the Cancer and Blood Disease Institute;
The award—which was recognized at a check presentation on
Jesse Berry, MD; Thomas C. Lee, MD, Director Sept. 17, 2019—will further her work developing a safer, more
of The Vision Center ▼ effective way to biopsy tumors without having to remove the eye.
CHLA patient Ruby Chan places her handprint on Dr. Berry’s white
coat during Hyundai Hope on Wheels’ signature Handprint Ceremony.
The colorful markings represent patients’ journeys, hopes and dreams.
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Jimmy Choo Fundraiser ►
CHLA supporters Amy Darvish,
Nilay Celik and Nadia Zaman
co-hosted a fundraiser at Jimmy
Choo’s Rodeo Drive boutique in
Beverly Hills on Aug. 22, 2019. The
fashion house donated 20% of sales
during the special shopping event to
CHLA’s Children’s Fund. The fund
enhances all areas of the hospital,
from lifesaving medical care to
groundbreaking research.
Left to right: Aishwarya Jain, Nehal
Lakhani and Rajita Patil
▲ Left to right: Event co-host Amy Darvish;
Jillian Green, Assistant Vice President,
Corporate Partnerships at CHLA; Alexandra
Meneses Simpson, a member of the CHLA
Foundation Board of Trustees; Dawn Wilcox,
Vice President, Corporate Partnerships
at CHLA; and event co-host Nilay Celik
Our spider-senses
are tingling. It’s your
friendly neighborhood
Spider-Man cast
at CHLA!
Zendaya, Jake Gyllenhaal
and Tom Holland sharing
a laugh with patients
Spider-Man Cast at CHLA ►
CHLA received a surprise visit from the cast of “Spider-Man: Far
From Home” on June 27, 2019. Dressed in character, Tom Holland,
Jake Gyllenhaal and Zendaya—who play Spider-Man, Mysterio
and MJ, respectively—treated patients to an advance screening of
the film, followed by a Q&A and plenty of high-fives, selfies and
autographs. The visit was organized in partnership with Sony Pictures
Entertainment by the hospital’s Hollywood Cares for Kids™ Program, Edgar Barrerra, the brother
which develops opportunities for the entertainment community to of a CHLA patient, with Jake
Gyllenhaal and Tom Holland
support patients, their families and CHLA through special events,
philanthropy, campaigns and other initiatives.
Imagine Magazine | 21CHLA HAPPENINGS
◄ Walk and Play L.A.
The third annual Walk and Play L.A.,
presented by Disney, took place June
22, 2019, at the Los Angeles Memorial
Coliseum and included a 3K walk, sports
clinics led by professional athletes and a
family festival with games, food and live
music. Los Angeles Dodgers third baseman
Justin Turner and his wife, Kourtney, were
the honorary hosts, while KABC-TV anchor
Coleen Sullivan served as emcee and CHLA
Foundation Trustee Mary Hart presented
honors to the leading fundraising teams.
Paws for a Cause, the top team, raised more
Left to right: Alexandra Carter, CHLA Senior Vice President and Chief Development Officer; than $43,000, helping to bring the total
Mary Hart, a member of the CHLA Foundation Board of Trustees; Paul S. Viviano, CHLA amount raised to more than $350,000.
President and CEO; and members of the Viviano family kicking off the 3K walk
NFL veteran
Kerry Rhodes
led a sports
clinic for kids.
Los Angeles Dodgers third baseman Justin Turner and his
wife, Kourtney (both in red), with CHLA Junior Ambassador
Julie Rose Osumi-Cabaya and her family
Presented by
Celebrity trainer Dion Jackson (center) and Troy Titus-
Barrow (right) led participants in a dynamic warm-up
with support from Los Angeles Kings mascot Bailey,
members of the LA Kings Ice Crew, the Los Angeles
Chargers Girls, Los Angeles Rams cheerleaders and
Ontario Fury mascot Stryker. ►
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Representatives of the
Ontario Fury indoor
soccer team at the
team’s welcome table
Musical guest Camryn
entertained the crowd.
The top fundraising
Disney Village was a team was Paws for a
popular new attraction at Cause, which benefited
this year’s event. the Amerman Family
Foundation Dog Therapy
Program at CHLA.
LA Kings mascot Bailey with CHLA Dog Therapy
volunteer Shelley Buck and therapy dog Yogi
The enthusiastic crowd cheered as Disney
VoluntEars (in blue) crossed the finish line.
▲ Left to right: One of the event’s top fundraisers, Michael Anthony, former Van Halen bass player, and his granddaughter, Nina Becerra, onstage with
Elissa Margolis, Disney Senior Vice President of Enterprise Social Responsibility; CHLA Senior Vice President and Chief Development Officer Alexandra
Carter; CHLA President and CEO Paul S. Viviano; and CHLA Foundation Board of Trustees member Mary Hart
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