Special Guest: NBC The Blacklist's Amir Arison

Care for the Homeless is excited to announce, Amir Arison will be attending the 5th Annual Health Empowered Beauty Fashion Show!
Amir Arison
Amir Arison is widely known for his extensive film & television work as an actor. Currently a series regular as fan favorite, 'Aram Mojtabai' on NBC’s hit series The Blacklist, opposite James Spader. You may also know him from his other TV roles in HBO's Girls, teh Emmy Award-winning Homeland, Zero Hour, and Law & Order: SVU.

 Recent film credits include: Jane Wants a Boyfriend, Before the Sun Explodes, Big Words, Merry Friggin' Christmas w/ Robin Williams, Today's Special, Nia Vardalos' I Hate Valentine's Day, Tom McCarthy's The Visitor, among others. Upcoming, Amir will be starring in the indie feature 20 WEEKS. 

 Amir's notable guest star appearances include: FX's American Horror Story, ABC’s Once Upon a Time in Wonderland, Major Crimes, The Mentalist, Marvin Marvin, Medium, Undercovers, NCIS, Law & Order: Criminal Intent, Fringe, See Dad Run, & Rodrigo Garcia's hit web series BLUE w/ Julia Stiles.

Growing up in Fort Lauderdale, Amir now divides his time tweet between New York and Los Angeles.

Don't miss your opportunity to see Amir in person! Join us on October 2, 2017 at The Mezzanine for the 5th Annual Health Empowered Beauty Fashion Show. Purchase your tickets here.

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