The Singing Bowl |

“I get up every

morning determined to both change the world and have one hell of a good time. Sometimes this makes planning my day difficult.” E.B. White

“The place to which

you are called is where your deep gladness and the world’s deep hunger meet.” Frederick Buechner

“I woke up

this morning dreaming of peace. Peace for the world, especially peace for the beleaguered people of Democratic Republic of Congo.” Dr. Victoria Bentley

“My goal is simple…

I want to move the world one poem at a time.” Iyeoka Ivie Okoawo

“Activism…

is my rent for living on this planet. ” Alice Walker

The Singing Bowl is a volunteer run nonprofit organization. We create performing arts events that nourish and celebrate the human spirit while inspiring philanthropy and volunteerism. Each event supports the work of nonprofit organizations that are empowering communities one person at a time.

Partners

Small nonprofit organizations can find it challenging to divide their time between fundraising and executing their mission. In our current economy many nonprofit groups are struggling to keep their doors open.

Each Singing Bowl event is not only a fundraising opportunity, it is also an opportunity for a nonprofit group to tell their story to a wide audience, and to foster

Sponsorship

Each Singing Bowl event is completely funded by the generous support of our sponsors, so that proceeds from ticket sales can be donated directly to our featured nonprofit partners. Your contribution brings our mission to life, and allows positive change to occur in our local communities and in distant villages around the world.

Upcoming events

Join us for a memorable evening with singer-songwriter,

actress, teacher, and activist for social change – Holly Near!

photo courtesy Irene Young

Holly Near

in a concert to benefit

The Healing Garden

With John Bucchino and Colleen Kattau

Tickets on sale now. Click here.

Friday July 20th, 2012 7PM

Emerson Umbrella

40 Stow St.

Concord, MA 01742

We are planning future events benefit small nonprofit organizations like…

The Jhamtse Gatsal School, in northern India, providing a home for at-risk children. Jhamtse Gatsal is a Tibetan term composed of two words: Jhamtse, which means ‘love and compasion’, and Gatsal, which means ‘garden’. The Jhamtse Gatsal School is a garden of love and compassion.

Read more about this beautiful project at:
www.jhamtseinternational.org

And…

Gaining Ground – an organic farm in Concord which gives away all its produce to those in need…

Gaining Ground grows organic vegetables and fruit with the help of hundreds of community volunteers and donates all of this fresh food to area meal programs and food pantries. Based in historic Concord, Massachusetts, Gaining Ground raises and distributes approximately 20,000 pounds of produce each growing season. Find out more about how Gaining Ground is helping those in need . . . and how you can help Gaining Ground!