Choose your event
Charity music events are a great way to raise money. They're fun, popular and an excellent way to connect. We're here to support you to have a great time, raise awareness and raise important funds for Mind.
There's lots of ways you could support Mind through music, like:
- Choir performance
- Charity gig
- Music festival
- Carol singing
Click the register button below, and we'll send you a fundraising pack to get you started!
Having done a few long live sets on Facebook during lockdown, it was suggested by friends and family that we hold a charity DJ event… We both love playing music, Darrell plays retro vinyl and myself I play digital music… It turned out to be a great night with over 100 people attending.
Ian, fundraiser
Spread festive cheer!
As Buddy the Elf once said, the best way to spread Christmas cheer is singing loud for all to hear.
Raise your voices this festive season for better mental health. You could:
- Hold a carol concert
- Do some Christmas karaoke
- Host a Christmas party and ask people to donate £2 to add a song to the playlist
Donating from a single or album
We're extremely grateful to anyone who wants to raise awareness or funds for Mind through books, films, plays, or music.
Unfortunately, we can't endorse or accept fundraising from any content that hasn't been created with Mind. We also can't authorise the use of the Mind logo.
Mind may make an exception to this for materials developed with a corporate partner, funder or a Mind ambassador. An acknowledgement of support from a company isn't an endorsement of the company or its products.
How we'll help you
Once you've registered with us, we'll support you all the way!
You'll get:
- A support pack, full of useful fundraising advice and information about Mind
- Sponsorship forms
- Your own Mind t-shirt
- Advice and support from our dedicated team
- Any fundraising materials you need
Got a question?
Got questions about fundraising through music? You can:
- Take a look at our FAQs
- Send us a message
- Give us a call on 0300 999 3887
I'll always remember how relaxed and happy music used to make Cara.
Check out Abi's blog about the music event she held in memory of her sister and why it was so important to her.
Work in the music industry?
We also work with organisations in the music industry who'd like to support Mind.
If this is you, and you want to know more, get in touch! Email [email protected].
Mind and Percolate present: the mental health in music panel
On Tuesday 24 January, Mind and Percolate hosted our music and mental health discussion panel.
Hosted by music journalist Lauren Martin, Ben Pearce (UK techno DJ and producer), Naomi Williams (Music PR, Totem), Clare Scivier (Artist Mentor and Life Coach) and Emma Mamo (Head of Workplace Wellbeing, Mind), the panel discussed the issues facing artists and musicians in the music industry today.
A sell-out event, Resident Advisor live-streamed the discussion which was watched by more than 27, 000 people.
