Beth Hutchens founded her jewelry line FoundRae around modern heirlooms that express one’s identity and personal values. The CFDA member extends the mission through her new partnership with Sing for Hope (SFH), a nonprofit that harnesses the power of the arts to create a better world.

The collaboration offers a limited-edition pavé diamond baby sparrow medallion, which is inspired by spero, the Latin word for hope.

All proceeds will directly support the Sing for Hope Pianos program, bringing unique, artist-designed pianos to permanent homes in schools, hospitals, transit hubs, refugee camps and community organizations. The program has provided more pianos for under-resourced public schools than any other organization in the world.

“Hope is as essential as the air in our lungs,” reads Hutchens’ blog on the FoundRae website, which announced the participation in SFH Pianos NYC 2025. Hutchens is one of the artists creating a piano that will inspire joy across the city.

Click here to learn more about FoundRae x Sing for Hope.