White House Drug Czar John P. Walters honors Phoenix House founder Dr. Mitchell Rosenthal
WASHINGTON, DC, October 16, 2007 – Congresswoman Carolyn Maloney (NY) was joined by Representatives Tim Bishop (NY), Barney Frank (MA), Michael McCaul (TX), Grace Napolitano (CA), Richard Neal (MA), Charlie Rangel (NY), Pete Sessions (TX), Brad Sherman (CA), and John… read more
Honoring Frank Doroff and Andrew Rosen
Phoenix House raised in excess of $1 million at its 2006 Fashion Award Dinner honoring Frank Doroff, senior executive vice president and general merchandise manager of Bloomingdale’s and Andrew Rosen, president and founder of Theory. Read More.
Kenneth Cole presents Andrew Rosen with the Phoenix House Fashion… read more
Russell Simmons and Phoenix House president Mitchell S. Rosenthal, M.D. with students from the Phoenix Academy of Westchester.
On March 31, 2004, hip-hop mogul Russell Simmons was presented with the Phoenix Rising Award at a gala dinner at New York’s fashionable W Hotel chaired by Tom Freston and Richard Plepler. Simmons was honored for… read more
CNBC’s anchor Maria Bartiromo (left), First Lady of Florida Columba Bush (center), and Stephen A. Schwarzman (right) with students from the Phoenix Academy of Westchester. Chris, the evening’s student speaker, is pictured second from left.
Prominent business and community leaders turned out in force at Manhattan’s Pierre Hotel to pay homage to business leader… read more
Excitement filled the room when the Phoenix House IMPACT Youth Program hosted a fundraising event featuring a screening of the Fox Searchlight film, Young @ Heart on June 26th at the United Artist Theatres in Manhattan.
The evening featured a panel presentation by Phoenix House Clinical Director, Dr. David Deitch and included two Phoenix House… read more
The 60th Annual Artists and Writers Charity Softball Game took place on Saturday August 16, 2008 at Herrick Park in East Hampton. The charity softball game was played to benefit Phoenix House, East End Hospice and East Hampton Day Care. The game featured players such as MTV’s Kim Stoltz, entrepreneur B. Smith, actor Leif Hope… read more
Tickets to the Los Angeles and New York movie premieres and after-parties for Sony Pictures Cadillac Records were auctioned off to benefit Phoenix House. Beyonce, who portrays drug-ravaged R&B legend Etta James in the movie, spent time with recovering addicts at Phoenix House’s Brooklyn facility. She spoke with several people in recovery from heroin addiction… read more
It was anything but a staid and stuffy award dinner at New York’s Plaza Hotel on Monday, when a crowd of more than 300, were on their feet, twirling their napkins and singing along with Grammy Award winner Wyclef Jean in a tribute to Lisa Ellis, a towering figure in the music industry, now a… read more
Phoenix House hosted a pre-screening of Woody Allen’s newest movie, “Whatever Works,” to raise money for the Phoenix Houses’ Youth Service program. Funds were raised to help enhance the services that NYC teens and their families already receive through the programs including sober recreational activities such as trips to dinner, the movies, adventure activities and… read more
Tickets to the Los Angeles and New York movie premieres and after-parties for Sony Pictures Cadillac Records were auctioned off to benefit Phoenix House. Beyonce, who portrays drug-ravaged R&B legend Etta James in the movie, spent time with recovering addicts at Phoenix House’s Brooklyn facility. She spoke with… read more