Photo Flash: Peggy Albrecht Friendly House Honors Joe Manganiello and More at Annual Awards Luncheon

Peggy Albrecht Friendly House Los Angeles (PAFH), the first residential program in the country for women recovering from alcohol and drug abuse, honored actor and activist Joe Manganiello with the Man of the Year Award, MusiCares/MAP Fund's Senior Director Harold Owens with the Excellence In Service Award; entrepreneur and television personality Eden Sassoon with the Woman of the Year Award; and tattoo artist, author, activist and musician Kat von D with the Shining Star Award at their 28th annual Awards Luncheon, October 28, 2017 at The Beverly Hilton Hotel, Beverly Hills.

Check out photos from the event below!

Peggy Albrecht Friendly House was founded in 1951 and was the first home in the country for women recovering from substance and alcohol abuse. It is a model for recovery homes in the United States and Europe. They have successfully treated thousands of women with a success rate of 76% compared to the hospital average of 35%. The organization is solely supported by private donations and grants and by the fundraising efforts of the Board of Directors, Grateful Hearts (former residents of Friendly House). Peggy Albrecht Friendly House owns two residences. Both houses are overseen by a staff that provides full time supervision and the skills needed for genuine recovery. For more information, please visit www.friendlyhousela.org.

Photo credit: Vince Bucci

PAFH Executive Director Monica Phillips, honorees Harold Owens, Eden Sassoon and Joe Manganiello

Peggy Albrecht and Sydney Holland

Joe Manganiello and Sofia Vergara

Chris Hardwick and Joe Manganiello

Peter White and Elizabeth White

Harold Owens and Richard Lewis

Eden Sassoon and Dru Mouser

Margaret Cho and Dr. Howard Samuels

Mackenzie Phillips

Babette Ison and Tony Denison

Joe Manganiello and Peggy Albrecht

David Hernandez

Beverly Sassoon and Eden Sassoon

Michael Parks, Esq., Charlotte Ross and Alan Schimmel, Esq.