The United Nations High-Level Political Forum is the world’s most important diplomatic convening about the Sustainable Development Goals, with profound effects on our children. So
NEW YORK, NY, June 26 – Acclaimed indie record label Bright Shiny Things launches IF THE NIGHT GROWS DARK [BSTC-0140, CD], an overview of Spanish
This week, as the UN celebrates its 75th anniversary, join Sing for Hope and great friends from the United Nations, Grameen Creative Lab, Yunus Centre,
Sing for Hope Healing Arts looks a little different right now. We remain committed to the healing and safety of our patients
Famed Musician and Sing for Hope Board Member Jon Batiste Performs on the Brooklyn Public Library Steps at Grand Army Plaza in Celebration of Juneteenth
Missed the concert premiere on Sunday? Watch the saved video here! FRIDAY, JUNE 12, NEW YORK, NY: This Sunday, June 14, Museum of Jewish Heritage
“In a racist society, it is not enough to be non-racist. We must be anti-racist.” — Angela Davis We believe, and have always believed, that
Sing for Hope presented a free, live-streamed Memorial Weekend Recital featuring 2020 GRAMMY® winner John Brancy and acclaimed pianist Peter Dugan, host of NPR’s “From
Sing for Hope’s new program, FEEDING BODY AND SOUL, will provide 1,000 meals plus special musical messages of hope to frontline healthcare workers. Made possible
While the worldwide healthcare community is dealing with COVID-19, Sing for Hope is reaching our partner facilities virtually until the time when we can join
NEW YORK – On Monday, September 21, Alan Steel, President & Chief Executive Officer of the New York Convention Center Operating Corporation, will receive the
With generous support provided by The Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts and the City of Beverly Hill, Sing for Hope is delivering sixteen new artist-created Sing for
Creativity and resilience are two of our students’ superpowers. We’ve been dazzled this week to see our creatively resilient, superheroic kids finding great new ways
Nonprofit Sing for Hope partners with City of Beverly Hills and Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts to bring 16 artist-designed Sing for Hope
We are thrilled to announce today’s launch of our partnership with Little Island, NYC’s breathtaking new park on the Hudson River. Little Island will feature two new
Sing for Hope Healing Arts, which brings bedside performances and creative workshops to nursing homes and healthcare sites, goes digital with the launch of Healing
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