Up for a challenge? A marathon, 24-hour DJ set or pub quiz?
Youth Music is here to support you all the way. Let us know what you have planned, but if you need some inspiration, take a look at the options below.
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Organise an event
Need inspiration? Here's some fundraising ideas to get you started.
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Give a Gig Online
All you need to do to get involved is stream live music online, spread the word to your friends and fans, and encourage listeners to donate.
Money raised will go directly towards supporting our response to the coronavirus crisis.
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Gifts in Wills
A gift in your will could change a young person’s life. Help us break down the barriers that young people are facing every day, and support the next generation of young musicians.
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Donate in Memory
By creating a Youth Music memorial fund in honour of a loved one, you can help break down barriers and support young people to get started in music. There are several options listed below.
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Code of Fundraising Practice
Volunteer fundraising is so important to Youth Music, and it’s a great way to raise awareness of and donations for our work. But there are rules we need to share with you to ensure we're doing the right thing when it comes to fundraising.