Community Project — Hope's Compass

Voices of Survivors Inspire Us:

Hope, Sanctuary, Compassion and Community

Each box is an opportunity for you to Participate

Come together. Volunteer. Donate.

Your generous donation to Hope’s Compass Fund will help bring these projects to our county.

Please support these arts, education, multilingual and multicultural projects by contributing here.

A schedule is available here.

Together, we are a community with hope and compassion for helping help each other.

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Poetry, Prose, Painting, Photography, Artwork Submission Guide

Let your art be a beacon of inspiration.
Submission details: here.
You can reach out to Hope at hope@hopescompass.org
Download Printable Flyer: Here
Downlod Digital Flyer: Here
Ethelbert B. Crawford Public Library, Monticello

March 4th, 19th and 28th at 5:30 PM
Three evenings with three different activities:
March 4th is The Journey That Saved Curious George: The True Wartime Escape of Margret and H.A. Rey
March 19th is make a plushy and donate it to NICU or a senior center
March 28th is watching and discussing the movie Freedom Writers
Check the library website for upcoming details
Sullivan County Youth Arts Festival

April 11-14, 2024
Participants will explore the daffodil and sunflower themes as these connect with the worldwide Daffodil Project and our community.
Event will be held at Bethel Woods Center for the Arts
Liberty Museum and Arts Center

May 17-June 16, 2024
Come to this interactive exhibit. There will be people to meet, stories and poetry to read and hear, artwork to view, music, and much more. Click here for the monthly calendars of guests. Click here for a list view of presenters.
Bench Dedications

During May 2024
We will dedicate a bench in honor of Allan Berube.
The second bench will be placed near Arthur’s Acres Animal Sanctuary. The benches are place to pause and reflect.
Download Printable Flyer: Here
Download Digital Flyer: Here
Sullivan County Museum

September 12-29, 2024
Join us for two weekends in September.
We will have materials available for people to read, view and listen to live and online. These components will connect participants with survivors of the Holocaust and recent humanitarian crises.
We will have paint, brushes, paper, pencils and more for people to write poetry or prose, or to paint, draw and illustrate their reflection of this theme, Hope, Sanctuary, Compassion and Community.
Add to and view our Poetree, too.
See more at Sullivan County Historical Society
2nd Annual Dove-Daffodil-Dash

September 8, 2024
2nd Annual Dove Daffodil Dash at Arrowhead Ranch and Horse Sanctuary, Parksville, NY
This daffodil garden will be in memory of Bill Graham, who as a child was given refuge from the Holocaust and went on to become a music promoter. He helped establish Arrowhead Ranch as a concert venue.
Supporting Organizations

The organizatbons listed below are hosting the exhibits and supporting the Voices of Survivors project, along with private donations.