Join Brendan Fraser, Seth Rogen, Fred Armisen, JK Simmons, Jean Smart, Ken Jeong, Jim Beaver, Brent Spiner, Phil Lamarr, Ben Mankiewicz, and more for a heartwarming, online table read of the holiday classic, “It’s A Wonderful Life!" For the donation price of one ticket, your entire household can sit back, relax and enjoy these spectacular performances together.
We are excited to announce that the cast included talented Autistic actors Dwayne Cox, Chelsea Darnell, Max Gadson, Spencer Harte, Lucas Salusky and Hannah Schindler.
In partnership with Turner Classic Movies and Whatnot, this broadcast celebrated the incredible life and legacy of Ed Asner while raising funds for The Ed Asner Family Center; providing community enrichment and mental health support to special needs families.
Hosted by Tom Bergeron, this amazing event features surprise musical performances and a Q&A with the cast! This year’s event honors Judd Apatow and Leslie Mann’s commitment to elevating the conversation surrounding special needs individuals.
For a $29.99 minimum charitable donation, you can be a part of this unforgettable gift that keeps on giving…lending a hand to those who are in need. Help us continue the legacy of an incredible advocate who we love deeply and miss beyond words, Ed Asner.
The Ed Asner Family Center provides a safe and transformative environment for families with special needs children. Here, they interact, learn and thrive as they acquire skills together, as a family, that enable them to navigate day-to-day life.
Matthew and Navah Asner, parents of three autistic sons, founded the Center. It provides access to critical mental health services and experienced staff who are trained to address the challenges faced by the special needs child. It supports and educates family members and caregivers with a wide variety of specialized programs, designed specifically for special needs families. These programs help family members adjust to and manage life with a loved one who is different. No one is alone, and no one is turned away for an inability to pay for services.