
Sing for Hope Youth Chorus, NYC Schools, TV star Alex Garfin (“Superman & Lois”) and more unite to celebrate summertime and “art for all” with
We at Sing for Hope love it when (the) TIME is right! Congratulations to our beloved friend, early believer, and longtime Sing for Hope Board
World Piano Day is celebrated on March 29th, the 88th day of the year, reflecting 88 keys on piano keyboard Sing for Hope Board Member
Sing for Hope Contact: Richard Robertson, [email protected], 212-966-5955 February 25, 2022 For Immediate Release ___________________________________________________________________________ SING FOR HOPE CELEBRATES WOMEN’S HISTORY MONTH WITH FOUR WEEKS
Sing for Hope presents live daily virtual concerts all month long featuring leading Black stars including J’Nai Bridges, Vanisha Gould, Gili Yalo, Danyel Fulton, and more
Are you interested in bringing this award-winning production to your school? Contact Pamela Weingarden, Sing for Hope’s Development Manager & Board Liaison, at [email protected] for
New York City/New York – Sing for Hope announced today grant awards totaling $49,500 per year for two years from the New York State
Dear Friends, Over the past two years, so much has shifted for all of us individually, communally, locally, globally. At Sing for Hope, what has
The United Nations High Level Political Forum on Sustainable Development opened the UN General Assembly Hall with its first-ever youth musical performance—The Sing for Hope HandaHarmony Chorus performing “Dream
“We can just draw out our feelings, draw out the stressful situation we’ve been in.“ Mia (from Kiev), age 14, student in Sing for Hope’s
MOYNIHAN TRAIN HALL PRESENTS MOYNIHAN MUSIC SERIES IN PARTNERSHIP WITH SING FOR HOPE, A CONTINUED COMMITMENT TO ARTS & CULTURE IN NEW YORK The Western Hemisphere’s
An Intergenerational Community Arts Project Sing for Hope’s Intergenerational Community Arts Program — a specific-community-responsive iteration of our time-tested Sing for Hope Pianos program launched
Sing for Hope Youth Chorus, NYC Schools, TV star Alex Garfin (“Superman & Lois”) and more unite to celebrate summertime and “art for all” with
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