Nick Hexum and Paris Jackson to Be Honored at Friendly House's 35th Annual Awards Luncheon (EXCLUSIVE)

Nick Hexum and Paris Jackson to Be Honored at Friendly House's 35th Annual Awards Luncheon (EXCLUSIVE)​

Friendly House- the non-profit organization committed to mental health and substance abuse recovery for women- will honor four prominent guests with special awards at its 35th Annual Awards Luncheon on Oct. 11 at the Fairmont Century Plaza Hotel in Los Angeles. The honorees are musician and model Paris Jackson, 311 singer, songwriter and entrepreneur Nick Hexum, author and Guest House Ocala co-founder Judy Crane, and Miriams's House Program Director Rhonda L. Evans.

Friendly House will grant each honoree a separate award for their distinguished efforts and accomplishments. Jackson will receive the Rising Star Award; Hexum will receive the Visionary Award; Crane will receive the Excellence in Service Award; and Evans will receive the Unsung Hero Award.

The luncheon will include testimonials from alumni of Friendly House's Graceful Hearts program, a red carpet ceremony preceding the event and a silent auction. Proceeds from the auction go to Friendly House and their mission "to inspire and empower women on their journey to overcoming substance use disorders and mental health challenges" through clinical, cultural and communal support.
Hexum will also perform live at the luncheon with his multi-platinum selling band, 311. Aesthetician Marya Khalil-Otto, actress Kathryn Boyd Brolin and musician Greg Sowders all serve on Friendly House's board of directors and will co-chair the luncheon. Board treasurer and actress Erica Zodtner will serve as the silent auction chair.
Additional details regarding Friendly House's work and tickets to the 35th Annual Awards Luncheon are currently available on the organization's website.

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