Net Worth: Unknown
- According to the Palm Beach Post, Elizabeth Fago is “a former real estate broker who began buying nursing homes in the 1990s. She built a large company, Home Quality Management, and later sold it for an undisclosed amount.” Home Quality Management brought in over $510 million in revenue and 70 centers. She and her son, Paul Walczak, then founded a luxury nursing home company, NuVista, in 2009.
- Elizabeth Fago is a long-time Trump fundraiser and supporter.
- She has donated over $16,000 to Trump’s presidential campaigns, and he nominated her to serve on the National Cancer Advisory Board in 2020.
- She has also donated several thousand dollars to the Republican National Committee as well as to GOP Senate races. She has claimed to have raised millions for Trump’s and other Republican’s campaigns.
- Fago paid $1 million to attend an exclusive face-to-face dinner at Trump’s Mar-a-Lago residency 2025; the president issued a full and unconditional pardon of her son, Paul Walczak, afterwards.
- Walczak was convicted of tax crimes as the CEO of several healthcare companies, many of which also involved Fago. The prosecutors for his case argued he used $10.9 million that should have been given to the IRS to buy himself a $2 million yacht and pay himself a six-figure salary, among other things. Employees at Fago’s company reportedly received paychecks and healthcare benefits late for several months amidst Paul’s tax-dodging. Walczak was sentenced to 18 months in prison and required to pay $4.4 million.
- Fago has herself been involved in a number of legal challenges originating from her questionable business practices. In 2009, she and her company Home Quality Management were sued by a real estate company for not paying back a $660,557 loan. The judge ruled in the real estate company’s favor and ordered that the loan be paid back with interest.
- Fago was also sued by Warren and Matha Halle, who argued that Fago and her company FW Healthcare Investments owed them $6.3 million.
- In 2020, Fago helped Project Veritas acquire Ashley Biden’s diary, the daughter of the former president. The diary was then shown at a Trump fundraiser. Project Veritas was investigated over the theft by the Justice Department for several years, but the matter was dropped in February 2025.
- According to The New York Times, when Fago learned of the diary, she “said she thought it would help Mr. Trump’s chances of winning the election.” Fago’s daughter alerted Project Veritas about the diary.
- Project Veritas has been described as a “a conservative media organization dedicated to secretly infiltrating progressive organizations to produce unflattering and often selectively edited videos. Project Veritas operates under the guise of citizen journalism, but serves a conservative political agenda without adhering to basic journalistic ethics.”
For more information, see the Revolving Door Project’s Oligarchs in Trump World tracker.