The 2nd Annual Save a Life Event To benefit the Lifesaver Scholarship Fund at Caron Renaissance

Russell Simmons, Joy Bryant, Andre Harrell, Richie Akiva, Scott Saritano, Denise Vasi, Jacquelyn Sherry, Arden Wohl, Candice Miller, Chloe Flower, George Wayne, Grainger Hines, Heidi Albertsen, Isabella Brewster, Jane Oster, Jeisa Chiminazzo, Julianne Wainstein, Michael Wainstein, Miri Ben-Ari, Paz de la Huerta, Stella Schnabel, and Vito Schnabel will host the 2nd Annual Save a Life Event To benefit the Lifesaver Scholarship Fund at Caron Renaissance With an acoustic performance by Grammy nominated artist John Forté Caron Renaissance was originally Renaissance Institute of the Palm Beaches and was founded in 1990. The nonprofit program is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities and is licensed by the Florida Department of Children and Family Services. Caron Treatment Centers acquired Renaissance in 2003 as a longer-term care adjunct to its services. An early pioneer in longer-term residential treatment, Caron Renaissance combines clinical services in an office setting with supervised residential care. Over the years, Caron Renaissance has developed a complementary array of related clinical services as it has recognized the need to treat multiple addictions simultaneously. Long recognized for clinical excellence and recovery effectiveness, Caron Renaissance has continued improving its current services and developing new ones.