Stars of Broadway Unite to Raise Awareness for Pulmonary Fibrosis at the Annual Benefit Event

Broadway Stars Unite for a Cause



The stage is set for an unforgettable night as Broadway's brightest stars prepare to shine in support of a critical cause. The 15th annual Broadway Belts for PFF! event will take place on March 10, 2025, at SONY Hall in New York City. This beloved benefit performance, organized by the Pulmonary Fibrosis Foundation (PFF), aims to raise both awareness and support for over 250,000 Americans battling pulmonary fibrosis, a serious and progressive lung disease with no known cure.

Hosted by Tony Award winner Julie Halston, known for her work in Our Town, Tootsie, and Sex and the City, the night promises to deliver stunning performances, great food, and the celebration of community spirit in the face of a daunting challenge. The evening kicks off with a pre-cocktail reception, followed by a three-course seated dinner, and concludes with a vibrant after-party that everyone can look forward to. For those who cannot make it in person, live streaming options will allow audiences to participate from their homes, ensuring that everyone can join this noble effort.

A Star-Studded Lineup


The 2025 event is set to dazzle attendees with an impressive lineup of talent. Some of the notable performers include:
  • - Robert Creighton from Frozen and The Lion King
  • - Lesli Margherita, award-winning actress from Gypsy and Matilda the Musical
  • - Bryonha Marie, known for her roles in Our Town and Book of Mormon
  • - Jinkx Monsoon, recognized for her performances in Chicago and RuPaul's Drag Race
  • - Ephraim Sykes, acclaimed for his work in Hamilton

The anticipation builds as additional stars will be announced in the lead-up to the event, making this a must-see occasion for Broadway fans and supporters of the cause alike.

Championing a Vital Cause


The impact of pulmonary fibrosis can be devastating, often stealing the breath away from those affected and their loved ones. Halston poignantly stated, “Pulmonary fibrosis is a debilitating disease that literally takes your breath away, and we will never stop fighting for a cure.” The Broadway community has rallied around this cause with astounding generosity, having raised nearly $4 million for the PFF to date.

During the benefit, the 2025 Ralph Howard Legacy Award will be presented to Todd Tullis, a passionate advocate for pulmonary fibrosis whose commitment has motivated others to support the PFF. Tullis has a personal connection to the disease, having lost his mother to pulmonary fibrosis, highlighting the profound impact this event can have in promoting awareness and understanding of the condition.

Among previous award recipients are notable figures such as Tom Viola and Daryl Roth, both of whom have made significant contributions to the Broadway community and pulmonary fibrosis advocacy.

As the PFF celebrates this milestone anniversary, Seth Klein, Chief Development Officer, encourages everyone invested in lung health to join the fight against this disease. “With your support, we can improve the quality of life for those living with PF and speed the path to a cure,” he emphasizes.

About the Pulmonary Fibrosis Foundation


Founded with the mission to accelerate the development of new treatments for pulmonary fibrosis, the Pulmonary Fibrosis Foundation is dedicated to fostering better care for patients and enhancing the resources available for patients, caregivers, and healthcare providers. The PFF has received high ratings from reputable organizations like Charity Navigator and the Better Business Bureau, signifying the trust and impact of their efforts.

By coming together for this cause, participants hope to amplify voices and stories of those fighting pulmonary fibrosis, fostering a sense of community while striving towards a common goal: finding a cure. The Broadway Belts for PFF! stands as a beacon of hope, urging everyone to play their part in supporting this noble mission.

For more information about the event and tickets, visit broadwaybeltsforpff.org.

Contact:
Dorothy Coyle
773-332-6201

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