New York, NY – Sing for Hope is proud to announce its selection for the prestigious Bloomberg Philanthropies Digital Accelerator Program. This exciting initiative empowers arts organizations to harness technology and strengthen their digital capacity, ultimately expanding their reach and impact.
"We are honored to be chosen for this transformative program. This support will be instrumental in helping us leverage technology to deepen our community engagement, expand access to our programs, and further our mission of harnessing the power of the arts to create a more just and equitable society," said Richard Robertson, COO of Sing for Hope and Bloomberg Tech Fellow.
Sing for Hope joins a cohort of 200 inspiring arts organizations across the U.S. and U.K. participating in the program. The Digital Accelerator Program provides:
Bloomberg Philanthropies has invested $128 million in the Digital Accelerator Program since 2021, supporting nearly 350 cultural institutions. The program has helped organizations achieve remarkable outcomes, including generating millions in new revenue, reaching new audiences, and forging valuable partnerships.
Through the program, Sing for Hope will develop and implement a technology project focused on integrating its bespoke technology solutions, including its proprietary Sing for Hope Pianos App, into a unified, best-in-class platform. This initiative will streamline existing systems, including artist management, program management and tracking, and impact measurement and reporting. It will lay the groundwork for integrating additional tools and technologies to enhance efficiency, collaboration, and impact. This project, supported by expert guidance from a dedicated digital advisor, will enhance Sing for Hope's ability to:
This is a significant step forward for Sing for Hope, enabling the organization to further leverage technology to achieve its mission and maximize its impact on communities around the world. Discover how Bloomberg Philanthropies is empowering cultural organizations through the Digital Accelerator Program, and explore the inspiring work of the other participating organizations HERE.
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