What is HumorMe?
HumorMe offers the gift of short private virtual performances for people in difficult medical situations. These gift performances from friends and family bring cheer to loved ones having a rough time. As part of our nonprofit model, a portion of each transaction will bring a performance to an individual with out the means (or friends) to provide one.
HumorMe was inspired by Michael Rosman when one of his friends began chemotherapy. She lived too far away for a face-to-face visit and certainly should not have to suffer one of his home made ‘gift’ lasagnes. Montana Miller suggested that all she would want from Michael (a professional comedy juggler) if she herself was ill, was to have a short virtual show that might cheer her up. Michael realized he and the Laughter Arts Foundation could bring this type of restorative entertainment to many other people.
Our Team:
Advisory Committee
Michael Rosman
Viveca Gardiner
Scot Nery
Dr. Montana Miller
Stephanie Phelan
Peter Gross
Dr. Rodriguez
About the Laughter Arts Foundation
The Laughter Arts Foundation was created in 1998 and incorporated as a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization during the late 1990s – 2000 to help performing variety artists grow and improve, and to help the general community with variety arts performances.
After 10 years of highly successful conferences called Motionfest, Minifest, and finally Microfest, the Laughter Arts Foundation scaled down to making smaller less known contributions to the world, mostly waiting and watching for the right project to present itself.
And then walked in Mandi and Montana . . . .
Meet the Board
Michael Rosman
Executive Director
Dr. Phil DePalo
Assistant Executive Director and Treasurer
Wil Allyn
Most Bearded Board Member
Todd Strong
Northernmost Board Member