Come together for safer futures
Project Intervention events bring people together through music, community, and a shared commitment to supporting children, families, and communities.
Our concerts raise funds and awareness for nonprofit allies whose work helps reduce self-harm and violence and creates more caring, responsive environments for young people.
By joining us, you are helping create a broader circle of support for children, families, educators, and communities.
Project Intervention’s Inaugural Fundraising Concert
Join Project Intervention for our first fundraising concert, on June 5, 2027 at Carnegie Hall in New York City benefiting the National Alliance on Mental Illness and its work to expand peer-led mental health support across the United States.
World-renowned conductor and violinist Alexander Markov and opera singer Kristin Sampson are helping organize musicians for this special evening of performance and purpose.
Together, we will celebrate the power of community, raise awareness about the importance of mental health support, and help strengthen nonprofit work that serves people across the country.
Event details:
- Date: June 5, 2027
- Time: 7:30pm
- Location: Carnegie Hall, New York, NY
- Beneficiary: National Alliance on Mental Illness
Help make our events successful
Project Intervention welcomes volunteers who want to help make our events and community outreach possible. We are especially interested in people who can support event planning, communications, production, fundraising, and creative work.
Musicians, performers, artists, and public figures interested in contributing their time or visibility are encouraged to contact us.
- Attend and invite others
- Become an event sponsor
- Volunteer before or during the event
- Donate goods or services
- Perform or help coordinate performers
- Share the event with your network
- Offer photography, design, production, or communications support
More events are on the way.
Project Intervention plans to develop future concerts and community events that raise funds, build awareness, and connect people with organizations creating safer and more supportive communities.