Judith Light is our 2026 Wreath Chairperson

Judith Light is an acclaimed stage, television, and film actress whose celebrated career spans decades. A three-time Tony Award and three-time Emmy Award recipient, Light was honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in 2019. Upcoming, Light will join the cast of Apple TV+’s acclaimed comedy series Shrinking, as well as Apple TV+’s latest hit legal thriller, Presumed Innocent, which stars Matthew Rhys and is based on Jo Murray’s novel Dissection of a Murder. Additionally, Light stars alongside Cameron Diaz and Stephen Merchant in an upcoming film directed by Merchant, titled The Sham. Most recently, Light starred opposite Dan Stevens in AMC’s The Terror: Devil in Silver, produced by Ridley Scott’s company, Scott Free. She also starred alongside Jon Bernthal in Disney+’s The Punisher: One Last Kill, portraying Ma Gnucci. Both are premiering in May 2026. For the Golden Globe-winning show Transparent, Light received a Golden Globe nomination along with multiple Emmy and Critics Choice nominations, including for the musical finale of the show. The Disney+ film Out of My Mind premiered at Sundance, as did the film she starred in Before You Know It, and the film she produced and starred in, Save Me. For the Broadway stage, Light won consecutive Tony and Drama Desk Awards for her acclaimed performances in Other Desert Cities and The Assembled Parties, becoming the first actor in nearly two decades to achieve back-to-back Tony wins. She was honored with the 2019 Isabelle Stevenson Award for her philanthropic work. Light continues to develop a slate of producing projects through her production company, Infinite Space Entertainment.

When you buy a Della Robbia wreath from Boys Republic or give one to a friend or associate, you also allow troubled teens to learn important work-related attitudes and skills. Della Robbias are produced through a work experience program that teaches disadvantaged students the value of honest labor. From cleaning, sorting, and preparing seed pods to fastening them to wreath boughs and, finally, to shipping the finished Della Robbia wreaths, students experience the stress of adult responsibility