Bands for charity. Music for change.
Raise money for the next album, the venue's leaking roof, instruments for students — or support a campaign from the bands and venues you love. A share of every campaign supports In Tune Foundation.
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Causes big and small
Record the next album
Studio time, mixing, mastering and pressing.
Keep the venue open
A leaking roof, a new PA, accessibility upgrades.
Play for a charity
Raise money for a charity you love — it goes straight to them.
Music education
Lessons, workshops and instruments for young musicians.
How it works
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Start a campaign
Raise for your own cause (connect your bank through Stripe) or pick a verified charity to raise for. It's free to start.
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We review it
No Cover checks every campaign and sets the share that goes to In Tune Foundation before it goes live.
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Fans give
Donations go straight to your Stripe account — or the charity's. You see every gift and message as it comes in.
Where the money goes
Every campaign has its own share designated for In Tune Foundation, set when No Cover approves it and shown on the campaign and at checkout. Card processing (2.9% + 30¢) is deducted, and the rest goes to the organizer — or to the charity, on a charity campaign. Fundraising terms & fees
Have a cause? Start a fundraiser.
Bands, venues, businesses and fans can raise money for the music community. It's free to start.
Questions
Where does my donation go?
To the campaign's organizer through their own Stripe account — or, on a charity campaign, straight to that charity. Each campaign shows the share designated for In Tune Foundation, and card processing (2.9% + 30¢) is deducted. You see the exact split before you pay.
Is my donation tax-deductible?
Gifts to a band's, venue's or person's own cause are not. A charity campaign pays a charity verified by No Cover directly — ask that charity about a tax receipt. No Cover doesn't issue tax receipts.
Which charities can bands raise for?
Charities No Cover has verified (with their EIN and 501(c)(3) letter). Organizers can suggest one that's missing and No Cover will look into adding it.
Who can start a campaign?
Anyone with a No Cover account — a band, a venue, a business, or a fan raising money for their scene. Every campaign is reviewed before it goes live.
What if a campaign doesn't reach its goal?
Organizers keep what they raise, even if they don't hit the goal. They should tell supporters how the money will be used either way.
Can I get a refund?
Contact No Cover through the help center. Refunds are reviewed case by case and, when approved, go back to your card.