She has worked with LRT’s various programs since, including the morning show “Labas rytas” (Good Morning), “Vakaro žinios” (Late Night News), corporate entertainment events, national award ceremonies and live broadcasts including Lithuania Joining the European Union Program (2004), and live coverage of the funeral of Pope John Paul II.
In 2001, Mildažytė started a charity talk show “Bėdų turgus” (Buy My Trouble) at LRT.
In 2002, "Nupirk duonos alkstantiems" (Buy bread for the starving) was organized In 2002- 2008, four CDs ("Nepamirštoms žvaigždėms", Gražiausios miuziklų dainos", Itališka plokštelė", Karuselė") were recorded for charity.
In 2002- 2008 Mildažytė produced the television shows "Keliaukim",[5] "Moterys ir vyrai",[6] "Jau saulelė vakarop",[7] and "Pulsas".
[8] During the 2003 Green Apple Donor Appreciation Concert [1], disabled people were for the first time invited to perform together with national celebrities.
In 2005, under Edita's leadership, the first concert dedicated to Mother's Day was organized, where local celebrities were performing together with their moms.
[11] In 2009, she produced and directed the Millennium of Lithuania Celebration Concert, which was performed in the Cathedral Square, Vilnius.
In 2010, Mildažytė wrote the script and conducted the mass event dedicated to the 20th anniversary of Lithuanian independence.
The trust also operates a separate line "Diabites", to help procure insulin pumps for diabetic children.
During the Hanukkah of 2011, she launched a campaign in the restaurants of Vilnius to promote potato pancakes (latkes) with cranberry sauce, which feature in both Jewish and Lithuanian cuisine.