Nia Franklin, Miss America 2019, joined with international partner Sing for Hope to bring joy and healing to Duke University Children’s Hospital in the form
Christie’s New York staff members put their own art on display at the company’s annual “Inside Job” auction. The online auction featured nearly 100 artworks—also exhibited
Where do children and the arts belong in conversations on global social development? Front and center, say UNICEF, Sing for Hope‘s HandaHarmony program, Juilliard, Nord Anglia Education, and youth
Join us to celebrate Sing for Hope’s mission of harnessing the power of the arts to create a better world. MONDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2019 BAY ROOM | 28 LIBERTY
Dr. Haruhisa Handa, Chairman of IFAC, makes transformational gift to Sing for Hope New York, NY — Sing for Hope announced today that Dr. Haruhisa Handa,
JUNE 2019, NEW YORK, NY: Sing for Hope celebrates pride every year. But in honor of the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall Riots, and of
We cannot prevent the inquisitive, open ears of young people from taking in the world around them. Chances are they will hear, whether from friends
50 NEW SING FOR HOPE PIANOS TO HIT THE STREETS OF NYC THIS SUMMER JUNE 4-23 Sing for Hope to place its 500th artist-designed piano
NEW YORK, NY: May 2019. We like to think, in the language of our young friends at PS 194, that there is “real live magic”
Sing for Hope Artist Partners guided veterans at Healing Arts Partner Site James J. Peters VA through hit music from 1928 to 1948 in a
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
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