The Zoe Foundation

You started a charity, the Zoe Foundation, named after your beautiful 18-year-old daughter. Tell us about that.

So I, during this whole experience, so Zoe was two. And I started painting during chemotherapy. So you'd be sitting there for four to eight hours, attached to all these things, and monitoring everything about what's going on with you and people around you are super sick. And I remember just saying to my husband it's like, what are we gonna do here all day, for 48 hours? Because you can't really walk around or anything like that. And, so this art student volunteer kind of wheel this art cart by and I'm like, "How do I sign up for this?"

So, the nurse came over and, so I started painting with this wonderful woman named Diane, every single time I went to chemotherapy. So I went every other week for eight times. And I would just start painting with her. And, when I finished chemotherapy, by the end of it, I was actually quite sick, but I remember saying to my husband, it's like, "We're gonna replicate this whole thing that I've done." It was just the coolest thing on the planet, I would look forward to going there, which was crazy. And it was a fun outlet. So, I bought the book, How to Set up a Foundation for Dummies. So I bought that book, and then we just founded the Zoe Foundation, shortly thereafter. And the whole purpose is to fund our programs for cancer patients, which is exactly what I did.

And I can only imagine how many people that that impacted.

So we've helped a lot of people.

So we've helped a lot of people.

I bet, I bet.