About Us

Elizabeth Kane brings over two decades of leadership experience spanning business, property management, and philanthropic initiatives. She spent 15 years in the corporate sector, where she developed expertise in strategic planning, operations, and team leadership. Seeking a better balance between professional and family life, Elizabeth transitioned to property management, where she successfully grew and managed her portfolio.

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Elizabeth is equally passionate about making a positive social impact, with a particular focus on combating human trafficking and protecting vulnerable children. Her advocacy journey began when she was deeply moved by a podcast highlighting the rescue of children from sex slavery, igniting her commitment to supporting organizations that fight for their freedom and safety.

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Beyond her professional endeavors, Elizabeth has been a dedicated volunteer and fundraiser for a range of causes. She played a pivotal role in organizing and raising funds for the American Girl Doll Fashion Show, raised money to support critical research initiatives through the Michael J. Fox Foundation, and championed her local private school’s community-building efforts. Additionally, she spearheaded efforts to secure multiple safety grants for her children’s school, demonstrating her proactive leadership in fostering safe and thriving educational environments.

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As a mother, she sees her children as her greatest treasures, and her love for them has amplified her drive to protect and advocate for children who don’t have the safety and care they deserve. 

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"My mission is to support organizations that rescue, protect, and restore hope to these vulnerable children.  I believe in a world where every child has the chance to live free, safe, and loved—and I’m committed to being a part of that change."

Dr. Kevin Kane, MD, is a dedicated physician anesthesiologist and the founder of Edelica Health, a leading provider of ketamine infusion therapy in Milwaukee as well as new cutting edge treatments.  His expertise has earned local and national recognition, including a feature on CNN.

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A Wisconsin native, Dr. Kane graduated from UW-Milwaukee (‘89) and earned his medical degree (‘93) and residency training (‘97) at the Medical College of Wisconsin. He is board-certified by the American Board of Anesthesiology and has been an active member of ASKP3 since its inception. Beyond his medical practice, Dr. Kane is deeply committed to community engagement and advocacy, supporting many organizations.

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Dr. Kane is passionate about making a meaningful impact through service and leadership. In his free time, he enjoys spending time with his wife and two daughters, wake surfing on the lake, and sharing new experiences like fencing with his family.

Marie Librizzi is a dedicated nonprofit advocate with over 25 years of professional experience in marketing and advertising. As a board member for Light Their Way, Marie leverages her expertise and deep commitment to advancing the organization’s mission. With a proven track record in fundraising, she has consistently demonstrated her passion for creating meaningful, community-focused impacts since she began volunteering in 2004.

 

Marie is also an accomplished entrepreneur, having founded and successfully operated her own promotional company for 16 years. This experience honed her skills in business development, relationship management, and creative problem-solving, all of which she applies to her nonprofit work. Her career in sales and marketing across various media companies has equipped her with the ability to build strong business relationships, which she has successfully utilized to secure donations and support for numerous fundraising events.

 

Throughout her philanthropic journey, Marie has supported and served organizations including The Vince Lombardi Cancer Foundation, Make-A-Wish, The Christmas Clearing House, The American Girl Doll Fashion Show, Lace It Up for Charity, and Divine Redeemer Lutheran Church and School. Her decision to join the board of Light Their Way stems from a personal drive to raise awareness about sex trafficking, particularly among suburban communities where the issue often goes unnoticed.

 

Beyond her volunteer work, Marie enjoys an active and fulfilling personal life with her husband Chad and their three children: Sydney, Norah, and Nicholas. The family enjoys traveling, supporting their children’s club sports, and sharing quality time together. An avid reader and outdoor enthusiast, Marie brings the same energy and passion to her personal life that she dedicates to her advocacy work.

Colleen McGlocklin spent over a decade as the Sales and Marketing Director for Mortensen Photography, where she honed her skills in

building relationships and driving creative campaigns. Her passion for community service is evident in her role as a board member for Women

for MACC (Midwest Athletes Against Childhood Cancer). There, she helped create and lead the Women for MACC Cute Kids Calendar, an initiative aimed at raising money and awareness for childhood cancer.

 

As a devoted mother of two daughters, Alannah (17) and Kayleigh (20), both of whom face chronic complex neurological conditions, Colleen’s

commitment to advocacy extends into her personal life. Together with her husband, Shannon, she co-founded the PNUT Fund (Pediatric

Neuroscience Unit Together) at Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin. Their flagship event, a collaboration with American Girl, launched

the American Girl Fashion Show to support pediatric neuroscience care.

 

Colleen has served her community through roles such as being on the auction committee for Divine Redeemer Lutheran Church and School

and currently as a board member of Light Their Way.

 

An entrepreneur at heart, Colleen runs Coco’s Cookies, a cottage bakery where she shares her love of baking with family, friends, and the local community. When she’s not in the kitchen, she enjoys spending time with loved ones on the many scenic lakes in Lake Country, where

she resides.