Sing for Hope offers three modes of arts activist programming:

	Art U! Youth Outreach Sing for Hope’s Art U! Youth Outreach Program introduces students to the performing arts and to the concept of arts activism, or art as a means to better our world. Classes with resident teaching artists are complemented by visits with renowned guest artists in an exploration of the ways in which young people can use art as a tool for renewal and uplift in their own communities. For more information, please click here.
	Healing Arts Hospital Outreach Sing for Hope’s Healing Arts Hospital Outreach Program brings live performance and workshops to patients in healthcare facilities, with special focus on elder care facilities, rehabilitative centers and palliative care facilities. Sing for Hope artists offer solo, ensemble and collaborative performances and workshops in patients’ rooms and in group recreation areas, tailoring performances to patients’ and care-givers’ needs. For more information, please click here.
	Community Arts Sing for Hope’s Community Arts provides a network of support for performances and projects that benefit vital humanitarian causes and dismantle barriers to arts accessibility. Sing for Hope’s Community Arts programs have benefited charities including Bering Omega Community AIDS Services, Children’s Aid Society, New York Cares, Habitat for Humanity and Heifer International. For more information, please click here. 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 Donor Artist Sandra Piques Eddy with Art U! students (Thomas Lee), Sing for Hope Donor Artist Rebecca Ringle performs at The Mount Sinai Medical Center (Nan Melville), Sing for Hope Donor Artist Angela Brown performs at the UN (Jeff Prabakar Street).