Help PFB Build Community & Make Band Things Happen in 2026
Other ways to support our campaign:
Set up your own fundraising page to raise money that will count towards our goal of $10,000
Click the "I Want To Fundraise For This" button on the campaign page for more info
Share the campaign with your network
Come to our events! Get your tickets now for Holiday Jawn on December 6, 2025!
PFB isn’t just a band — it’s a space where people find belonging, affirmation, and joy. Your gift sustains a community that welcomes everyone, celebrates LGBTQIA+ identity, and uses performance to create connection across Philadelphia.
Give today to help us hit our $10,000 goal by year’s end to continue our impacts and make Band Things Happen in Philly in 2026!
Your end-of-year gift helps us:
Open doors to accessible venues and inclusive programming
Welcome new musicians and uplift unheard voices
Amplify queer joy across Philadelphia and beyond
Become a part of PFB's legacy by donating today!
*Current band members: pay dues here.
There are many ways to support our organization:
Become a friend of the band – giving a recurring or one-time donation to the band via Give Lively:
OR text the code "PFB" to 44-321
You can make a one-time donation OR opt to set up a recurring monthly gift
Set up your own fundraising page via Give Lively to raise money that will count towards our goal (click on the "I Want To Fundraise For This" button for more info).
Share the link to this page or directly to our Give Lively donation page with all your friends and loved ones.
Requests for space in the program for our March 28, 2026, concert will open soon
Use the space to:
Advertise your business or organization
Shout out your friend or family member in the band
Share your favorite PFB memory or photo
Whatever else you can think of!
Sponsors can pay via this Give Lively page.
Check out other sponsorship opportunities!
See the sponsorship brochure on this page for details about our needs and opportunities for support.
Click here to view the brochure on its own
You can donate physical items, gift cards, event tickets, or other items to be raffled off at one of our concerts! Reach out to create@philadelphiafreedomband.com with donations or questions.
In addition to purchasing a program ad, you can also sponsor our marching band with an ad on our follow car – contact create@philadelphiafreedomband.com for more info.
Volunteer with us!
Donate your skills & time to:
Help with operations and special projects (e.g. grant writing, conference planning, communications, etc.)
Volunteer as a "band aid" at marching band events (e.g. carrying our banner, handing out water to our musicians and color guard)
Assist with front-of-house staffing at our concerts
Contact info@philadelphiafreedomband.com if interested!
The Philadelphia Freedom Band is a Pennsylvania-based, 501(c)3 public charity and as a small but rapidly growing nonprofit organization dedicated to expanding instrumental music and supporting the LGBTQ+ community, PFB relies heavily on your generous donations for our increasing expenses.
Your gift can help us buy music or equipment, fix broken donated instruments, contribute to our increased space and storage rental costs, pay the honorariums of our 7 highly qualified artistic and support staff, or enable someone with limited resources to join and play with the band.
Check or cash? Mailing address: Philadelphia Freedom Band, 1801 Fairmount Ave - Unit 232, Philadelphia, PA 19130
*Please include your email address so we can send you a donation receipt.
On Facebook? Consider setting up a Facebook fundraiser (instructions here) so your friends and family can help support the band.
100% of your donation goes to making beautiful music and community!
Donations are tax deductible to the fullest extent allowed by law. 501(c)3 number/EIN: 23-2583490
You can also give to the band via PayPal (treasurer@philadelphiafreedomband.com), check, or cash.
*Please include your email address so we can send you a donation receipt.
The band was been awarded grants through The City of Philadelphia’s Office of Arts, Culture, and the Creative Economy, the Greater Philadelphia Cultural Alliance, the Philadelphia Cultural Fund, and the John Sims Endowment Fund for the Performing Arts, for which we are very grateful.