Hundreds of artists donated their time and talent to bring Pop-Up Pianos to New York City streets and celebrate our vision: that all New Yorkers have access to the arts. |
Sing for Hope is an “artists’ peace corps” that mobilizes more than 900 professional artists in volunteer service programs that benefit schools, healthcare facilities, and community-based organizations. |
Sing for Hope Volunteer Artists discuss what inspires them to volunteer. |
Sing for Hope Co-Founder Monica Yunus reflects on performing and speaking before an inspiring audience at the 2012 World Summit of Nobel Peace Laureates in Chicago. |
Sing For Hope presents AIDS QUILT SONGBOOK 2012, with Philip Caggiano, Original Songbook Producer, and Thomas Bagwell, Musical Director. |
On April 12th, Sing for Hope Volunteer Artist Belinda Munro and the New York City Housing Authority Youth Chorus performed at the International Launch of the 2012 World Harmony Run. |
Slideshow photo credits are as follows: 1.) Photo: Sing for Hope Pop-Up Piano at Montefiore Park, Manhattan (Michael Palma) 2.) Sing for Hope Art U! Students at Metropolitan Museum of Art (Cory Weaver) 3.) Sing for Hope Volunteer Artist Rebecca Ringle performs at The Mount Sinai Medical Center (Nan Melville) 4.) Sing for Hope Volunteer Artists Helen Sung, Lester Lynch, Lydia Brown, Brenda Patterson, Hanan Alattar, Sandra Piques Eddy, Lauren Ambrose, and Camille Zamora with Art U! students (Shawn Kaufman) 5.) Sing for Hope Volunteer Artist Sandra Piques Eddy with Art U! students (Thomas Lee).
