An Evening of Innovation and Inspiration is an annual celebrity gala held on behalf of the Alfred Mann Foundation. Its goal is to raise funding for research dedicated to the advancement of medical technologies that offer hope to people suffering from debilitating medical conditions. Driven by a team of leading engineers, doctors, and scientists, AMF’s innovations have been successful in improving the health and quality of life of thousands of patients. AMF’s ultimate goal is to reach beyond the limits of today’s medicine and realize impossible dreams: that the blind may see, the deaf may hear, and the paralyzed may walk again.
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2010
2010 The 7th Annual Gala of the Alfred Mann Foundation was held on October 10, 2010 at Hangar 8 in Santa Monica. The theme of the evening was “Buenos Aires, Tango Argentina”. Buenos Aires, Argentina...
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2009
2009 The Sixth Annual Evening of Innovation and Inspiration, honoring Dominic Ng, Professor Thomas Lenarz, M.D. and Leeza Gibbons, was held on October 11, 2009 at Hangar 8 in Santa Monica. Hangar 8 was...
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2008
2008 The Fifth Annual Evening of Innovation and Inspiration, honoring Placido Domingo, Gayle and Edward Roski and Joseph Schulman, Ph.D., took place at the Vibiana in Downtown, Los Angeles...
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2007
2007 The Fourth Annual Evening of Innovation and Inspiration, which benefits The Alfred Mann Foundation for the exploration and development of advanced medical technologies, took place September...
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2006
2006 The Third Annual Evening of Innovation and Inspiration took place on Saturday, September 9, 2006 at the Mann Estate in Beverly Hills. The gala, hosted by Mario Lopez and Adrianna Costa,...
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2005
2005 The second annual Evening of Innovation and Inspiration for the Alfred Mann Foundation was a magical evening once again held at the Mann hilltop estate. Honoring one of Beverly Hills' favorite...
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2004
2004 The inaugural Evening of Innovation and Inspiration for the Alfred Mann Foundation was held at the Beverly Hills estate of Claude and Alfred Mann. The evening raised $1.4 million for research...