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The Foundation for Art & Healing Announces NBC News’s Kate Snow as Host for 20th Anniversary Celebration
September 24, 2024
For Immediate Release
September 24, 2024
The Foundation for Art & Healing Announces NBC News’s Kate Snow as Host for 20th Anniversary Celebration
New York, NY – The Foundation for Art & Healing is thrilled to announce that award-winning NBC News journalist and anchor Kate Snow will host the organization’s 20th Anniversary celebration in New York City on October 15, 2024. The event will be held at the Alvin Ailey Studios in Manhattan and will feature an evening of performances, honors, and reflections on the Foundation’s journey since its founding by Jeremy Nobel, MD, MPH in 2004.
Kate Snow, who has long supported mental health awareness and has profiled The Foundation’s work on combating loneliness, will be returning as host for the event. Snow’s connection with The Foundation spans many years, including her participation in events promoting Project UnLonely Films, an initiative that leverages the power of the arts to address loneliness and foster social connection.
“I am honored to be part of this special evening celebrating two decades of impactful work by The Foundation for Art & Healing,” said Kate Snow. “As someone who has followed their journey closely, I’ve seen firsthand the powerful role the arts can play in healing and fostering connection. I look forward to celebrating their achievements and the incredible individuals who have contributed to this important cause.”
The event will not only mark The Foundation’s 20th anniversary but also honor Myrna Chao and Joel Katz, MD for their significant contributions in arts and health. A panel discussion will feature our honorees with special guest Christina Norman, Chief Creative Officer of the popular storytelling organization, The Moth. A highlight of the evening will be a video appearance by acclaimed actor and director Steve Buscemi, The Foundation’s Ambassador for Project UnLonely Films, who will share his thoughts on the importance of community and connection.
Jeremy Nobel, MD, MPH, Founder and President of The Foundation for Art & Healing, expressed his excitement for the event and gratitude to Kate Snow for her ongoing support. “We are delighted to have Kate Snow return as our host for this milestone celebration. Her deep understanding of our mission and her commitment to raising awareness around the issue of loneliness makes her the perfect choice to lead this special evening. We are looking forward to celebrating the incredible journey of The Foundation and the many people who have been part of it.”
The 20th Anniversary celebration will be a night to remember, bringing together supporters, artists, and advocates to reflect on the past, celebrate the present, and look forward to a future where the arts continue to play a critical role in health and well-being.
Information on the event, including registration and sponsorship information, can be found on The Foundation’s website.
For media inquiries, please contact:
Chris Doucette, [email protected]
About The Foundation for Art & Healing
The Foundation for Art & Healing (FAH) champions creative arts expression as a path to improved health and wellbeing for individuals and communities. We do this through programs that are rooted in medicine and science, and by leveraging collaborative partnerships that sustain our efforts and amplify our reach.
About Kate Snow
Kate Snow is the co-anchor of NBC News Daily, the #1 afternoon news program in all of TV, and an award-winning Senior National Correspondent for NBC News. She contributes regularly across NBC News and MSNBC platforms, including for Nightly News with Lester Holt, TODAY, and Dateline NBC. Previously, she anchored the Sunday edition of NBC Nightly News for more than 8 years.
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