iCare Charity is dedicated to building bridges of understanding through education, culture, and the arts. On July 25, 2026, iCare Charity will proudly present Harmony of Hope, a special benefit concert at the historic Herbst Theatre in San Francisco.
This extraordinary concert will feature the Shanghai City Youth Symphony Orchestra, joined by nearly 40 young musicians on the autism spectrum. As one of China’s most respected youth orchestras, the ensemble has performed internationally and inspired audiences around the world. Through the universal language of music, Harmony of Hope seeks to raise awareness, foster compassion, and promote inclusion for individuals and families within the autism community.
The event brings together youth performers and music lovers from both China and the United States, creating a powerful cross-cultural collaboration rooted in empathy, creativity, and shared humanity. It is more than a concert—it is a celebration of resilience, talent, and hope.
As the presenting organization, iCare Charity is raising funds to support this mission, including performance venue costs and essential expenses for autistic youth participants during their North American visit. Students from Silicon Valley Youth Leaders will actively participate in fundraising initiatives and volunteer services, exemplifying youth leadership and community engagement.
Your support plays a vital role in making this project possible. By contributing to Harmony of Hope, you are not only supporting an artistic performance—you are helping amplify voices that deserve to be heard and creating meaningful opportunities for young people of all abilities to shine on an international stage.
We warmly invite you to join us in this meaningful journey. Together, we can transform music into understanding and compassion into action.
感谢您对本次公益活动的支持。
We went to the Shanghai CaoPeng Charity Angels's voice. We stay with Austism students for three days. We play music, basketball, and arts together. This is not just a brief experience in community service, but a life lesson about understanding, acceptance, and personal growth.
At Yungu School in Hangzhou, we introduced American high school courses and visited 6th-grade classrooms to share tips on preparing for middle school life. We also engaged in lively interactions with the students.
















