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Lisa
Fields,
Salvatore
Tramuto,
Margie Loeb,
Guest and
Camille
Zamora
attend
Roberto
Cavalli
Beach
Magazine
Hamptons
Event at
Private
Residence on
July 26,
2018 in
Southampton,
New York.
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A
private
sunset toast
hosted by Margie
Loeb,
Sing for
Hope Board
Co-Chair,
and Lisa
Fields,
Associate
Publisher
of Modern
Luxury,
honored Paul
Surridge, Creative
Director for
Roberto
Cavalli last Thursday,
July 26 at
6:00 PM at
1610 Meadow
Lane in
Southampton,
New York.
Twenty
percent of
sales from
Roberto
Cavalli
Clothing and
Accessories
offered at
the event
were donated
to Sing
for Hope,
a nonprofit
organization
that uses
the power of
the arts to
create a
better
world.
The
festivities
were kicked
off by
internationally-acclaimed
soprano and
Sing for
Hope
Co-Founder, Camille
Zamora,
and were
followed by
performances
from Neil
Davis and Julie
Schatz, two
rising
artists from
Sing for
Hope’s
roster of
more than
2,000
volunteers.
Since 2006,
Sing for
Hope has
partnered
with over
250
nonprofit
organizations,
mobilized
3,500
artists in
volunteer
service,
reached
40,000
schoolchildren,
and placed
450
artist-created
Sing for
Hope Pianos
throughout
public
spaces,
hospitals,
and schools
— a symbol
and
celebration
of art for
all. 2018
will see the
international
expansion of
Sing for
Hope’s
programs to
serve three
Syrian
refugees
camps in
Greece,
bringing
hope where
it is
desperately
needed.
About Sing
for Hope
Sing for
Hope
transforms
lives by
using the
power of the
arts to
create a
better
world. Our
arts
outreach
programs
bring hope
and
inspiration
to
under-resourced
schools,
hospitals,
hospices,
veterans’
centers,
refugee
sites,
transit
hubs, and
disability
networks.
Since 2006,
Sing for
Hope has
partnered
with over
250
nonprofit
organizations,
involved
over 3,500
artists in
creative
volunteerism,
and placed
over 450
artist-created
Sing for
Hope Pianos
in public
spaces for
everyone to
play — a
symbol and
celebration
of art for
all. More
information
can be found
at www.SingforHope.org. |