May 1, 2025 | 7pm | The Schottenstein Center
To everyone who filled the Schottenstein Center with joy, energy, and humanity –
Your presence at Concert for Humanity helped transform an idea into something truly extraordinary. Over 1,000 performers joined together from all across Ohio, united in voice and purpose. But it was our audience—their attention, their energy, their willingness to show up—that made this event what it was: a true celebration of what it means to be human, together.
We’re deeply grateful to our presenting partners, the Wolfe Family Foundation and the Robert J. Weiler Family Fund, and also to our presenter in part, National Endowment for the Arts and our partnerships with the Ohio Arts Council and The Ohio State University Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Health, whose leadership and vision made the night a reality.
PEOPLE
Harmony Project is people — different backgrounds, different ethnicities, different abilities, and different beliefs — practicing the powerful idea that the dissonance between us can be disrupted when people work together.
ART
Harmony Project is art. Art is the catalyst for change — creating opportunities to explore shared stories, expanding cultural knowledge, and creating empathy for one another. Creativity fosters a shared space where people can embrace their differences and build social harmony.
COMMUNITY
Harmony Project is community, rolling up our sleeves and taking action, working side by side to make our neighborhoods better places to live. Neighbors and neighborhoods are engaged in service to forge a path toward a richer community. It takes more than one voice to live in harmony.
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HARMONY IN THE NEWS
We’re grateful for all of the media coverage Harmony Project receives! Here are links to articles and publications referencing our work and activities.
