Join us for the 14th Annual Ed Asner & Friends Celebrity Poker Night on August 15th at Radford Studio Center!
This year, we’re proud to honor the incredible Ron Funches—a beloved comedian, actor, advocate, and father whose kindness, authenticity, and unwavering support of the neurodivergent community have touched countless lives. Ron has used his platform to champion acceptance, understanding, and inclusion, and we are thrilled to celebrate not only his remarkable career but also the compassion and generosity he brings to everything he does.
We’re also excited to welcome back Pink’s Hot Dogs, one of Los Angeles’ most iconic institutions and a longtime Poker Night favorite. For years, Pink’s has helped make this event feel like a true Hollywood celebration, and we’re grateful for their continued support of The Ed Asner Family Center and our mission.
Enjoy an unforgettable evening of poker, great food, live entertainment, exciting prizes, and the chance to rub elbows with celebrities, entertainers, athletes, and industry leaders—all while supporting employment training, mental health services, arts programs, and social opportunities for neurodivergent individuals and their families.
*All guests must be 21+ with valid ID
Date & Time
Sat, Aug 15, 2026 5:00 PM - 10:00 PM
Venue Details
Radford Studio City (Formerly CBS Studios)
4024 Radford Avenue Los Angeles, California 91604
The Ed Asner Family Center
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.
