About Us

Our Mission and Programs

Founded by opera singers with a desire to lift their voices for social change, Sing for Hope is a non-profit organization that mobilizes professional artists – from classical musicians to photographers to Broadway performers – in volunteer service programs that benefit schools, hospitals, and communities.

Our three volunteer programs are:

  • Art U!
    Art U! introduces under-resourced students to the arts, and to art as a tool for positive social change
  • Healing Arts
    Healing Arts brings live performance to patients and care-givers in healthcare facilities.
  • Community Arts
    Community Arts enhances access to the arts and provides support for events that benefit charitable causes.

Each Sing for Hope program is defined by the needs of the community, the service of professional artists, and our belief in the transformative power of the arts.

Our History
Camille Zamora and Monica Yunus, close friends from Juilliard, established Sing for Hope as a resource for New York artists who want to use their art for charitable outreach through a non profit organization.
Our Values
Sing for Hope projects share three core values: Service, Specialized Programming and Social Change.
What People Say
Read how Sing for Hope touches the lives of our benefiting charities, our community members, our students, our Volunteer Artists and our Board Members.
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Photo Credits: Cast of A Lincoln Center Evening to Benefit the Sing for Hope Grant for Arts Activism and Community Outreach (Nan Melville), Sing for Hope at World Harmony Run (Thomas Lee), Sing for Hope Volunteer Artist Mike Errico (Nan Melville), Art U! Students at Metropolitan Museum (Cory Weaver).