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Give kids the chance to make music.
Music is much more than a few beats and a melody. It's a pathway into understanding and expressing your emotions, a gateway to collaboration and community, and an opportunity to be apart of something larger than yourself.
Unfortunately, music classes across the country are disappearing rapidly, especially in underserved communities. Because of this, kids are left with few ways to creatively express themselves.
Good News: For $8 per month, you can empower a young person to create music all year.
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Our projects are community-focused and organized with localized studio teams. Different regions have their own dedicated Community Funds to ensure local activation.
If there isn't a Community Fund established for your area, you can rest assured that your donation will nurture the branch that needs it most.







The Community Fund
Join your local community in bringing music education to underserved youth.
When you give to The Boredomfighters Community Fund, we can guarantee that your donation goes directly towards bringing modern music education to youth who are disadvantaged. Putting the power in the hands of the people when schools are under-resourced.

Together, we can inspire the next generation of movers, shakers, & music makers.
Student Stories
Local Activation Breakdown
We educate youth through two main activations:
Community Workshops & Personal Mentorships.

Community Workshops
We bring the activation to the classroom - teaming up with schools, community centers, and learning establishments to activate up to 250 students per session.
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Personal Mentorships
When students show an elevated amount of interest, we offer them free personal mentorships to help them further develop their skills and activate into the local community.

Through our Industry Fund, local branches acquire studio gear and bring workshops & studio assemblies to schools.
In those assemblies, we meet students who want to pursue further learning, then connect them with a mentor for the school year.


100% of the amount raised by the Community Fund is used for those mentorships.
Every time someone joins the Community Fund, they sponsor another student who wants to pursue a life in music.

10 Community Members
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10 Students Creating Music
The Industry Fund & The Community Fund



The Industry Fund
A way for venues, artists, festivals & brands to sustain studios in local schools.
Pledge a portion from your sales to fund the studio gear & workshops for schools in your area who don't have modern music programs.
$8 PER MONTH

Workshops
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Mentorships
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Studio Gear



The Community Fund
A way for everyone to support. 100% goes to studio mentorships.
Give $8 per month towards mentoring a student in your community who wants to pursue a life in music. If mentees aren't signed up, we will use the funds for more workshops to help meet aspiring creators.
2026 Goal: 125 Members Per Branch

The Industry Fund
Music venues, touring musicians, local businesses and private donors are rallied to become our Industry Champions, supporting the cause by donating $1 per ticket sale to help fund a Boredomfighters chapter in your area. This is the first step to bringing workshops to your community.
This generous donation covers operational costs for equipment and ongoing free workshops in local schools and community centers who serve youth that are historically disadvantaged.


Local Impact Projects
After the stage is set & The Community Fund is helping build young creators, that local team works with our nationwide ecosystem of touring artists, educators, and coordinators.
We then can all collaborate with the school districts to inspire, educate, and activate local youth in their local music industry.


How Does It Work?!







The Community Fund
Once an Industry Fund is established in an area and raises enough for the branch to start running studio sessions, we can start to meet kids who need support.
We provide those kids with mentorships using funds raised by fans who donate $8/month or more.





"If you want to go far, you go together. That’s how movements start."
– Common


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