Our Programs

Sing for Hope offers three modes of arts activist programming:

Art U! Youth Outreach
Sing for Hope’s Art U! program exposes under-resourced students to five distinct art forms (visual, written word, music, drama, and dance) and investigates how each of those artistic disciplines can be a catalyst for social change. Classes with resident Teaching Artists are complemented by visits with guest Volunteer Artists in an exploration of art’s power to transform lives and communities.
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Healing Arts Hospital Outreach
Sing for Hope’s Healing Arts program brings live performance to patients and care-givers in healthcare facilities.  Public concerts and bedside performances by Volunteer Artists are tailored to patient and community needs, providing uplift and complementing the healing process.
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Community Arts
Sing for Hope’s Community Arts program provides support for projects that benefit charitable causes and enhance access to the arts.  Performances by Volunteer Artists raise funds and awareness for humanitarian non-profit organizations, and public art projects, such as Sing for Hope’s Pop-Up Pianos, make art available to all.
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For an updated list of our benefiting charities, please click here.
 For the latest offerings of our events calendar, please click here.
Photo Credits: Sing for Hope Volunteer Artist Sandra Piques Eddy with Art U! students (Thomas Lee), Sing for Hope Volunteer Artist Rebecca Ringle performs at The Mount Sinai Medical Center (Nan Melville), Sing for Hope Volunteer Artist Angela Brown performs at the UN (Jeff Prabakar Street).