The Hope Wall
“Our hope is not yet lost”
A living public installation, the Hope Wall invites people to write, share, and receive messages that become small acts of care.
Bright, colorful, and ever-changing, it’s a simple place to leave a word, wish, drawing, or thought and to find comfort in the words of others.
What it is
- A mural of printed, removable “sticky notes” in varied hues that celebrate diversity and individuality.
- An accessible, eco-friendly writing station for all ages and abilities.
- An interactive communal canvas that encourages release, reflection, and human connection.
How it works?
Write a short message, wish, or drawing
Place it on the wall.
Snap a photo to keep or shar
scan the barcode to upload your note to our online archive
Who you can write to?
• Soldiers, hostages’ families, and those on the front lines
• The wounded and bereaved
• Residents of affected communities
• The hostages themselves and to your own future self
Why it matters?
• Shared writing helps process emotions, reduce anxiety, and build community.
• Colorful design boosts mood, creativity, and a sense of hope.
• Writing future-oriented wishes increases perceived control and supports healing.
The Hope Wall fosters compassion, belonging, and emotional wellbeing.
It turns individual expressions into collective warmth – small gestures that create real human connection.
Bring the Hope Wall to your space
Perfect for schools, workplaces, public squares, hospitals, and community centers. Customizable options are available. For orders or more information, visit: