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£1.28m
biggest single draw
980+
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Just endedA chance to win one of 600 pairs of tickets to Olivia Dean live at Hackney Church, London, in aid of You Make It.

33,605 fans entered to win one of 20 pairs of Glastonbury tickets, for the British Red Cross, Oxfam and War Child.

23,217 fans entered to win one of 150 pairs of tickets to a show at Hackney Church, for Crisis and War Child.

More than 100 prizes offered, from signed instruments to tickets, all supporting the band’s crew.

A chance to win Alex Turner’s Fender guitar, for The Leadmill in Sheffield, with Music Venue Trust.

686 fans entered the draw to win hand-painted lyrics by Florence Welch, for Stagehand.

3,307 fans entered to win his signed, tour-played Stratocaster, for stage crew charity Stagehand.

One last chance at two Golden Tickets to the sold out show, with every pound going to War Child.

Fans entered to win tickets to Foo Fighters’ sold-out surprise show at Manchester’s O2 Ritz, for War Child.

819 fans entered to win a Let It Be super deluxe box set signed by Sir Paul McCartney, for Friends of the Earth.

1,785 fans entered to win Liam’s signed Gibson Les Paul, for Stagehand.

The chance to see Ed perform an intimate acoustic set at London’s Union Chapel, for Shout.

Fans entered to win Robert Smith’s own 2016 Schecter Ultracure guitar, for Stagehand.

Elbow, Pet Shop Boys, Jamie xx, KT Tunstall and more played 12 tiny gigs in grassroots venues.

Fans entered to win a “lifetime” guest list pass for two to Frank Turner shows, for Stagehand.

1,218 fans entered to win two tickets and a soundcheck invitation for SISTERS: Annie Lennox & Friends, for The Circle.

Fans entered to win a one-off Brompton bike designed with Foals' Jack Bevan, for the Mental Health Foundation.

Fans entered to win one of 5 pairs of tickets to the sold-out Green Man 2026, for the Green Man Trust.

Fans entered to win Joe’s Gretsch Duo Jet, played at Glastonbury 2024, with a signed case, for Mercy Corps.

866 fans entered to win signed Queen and Adam Lambert memorabilia, for Stagehand.

A signed Manson guitar from Muse to support stage crew.

Fans entered to be Ludovico’s guest at The O2, with soundcheck access, a meet and greet and the after party.
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Over £3.3m raised in total
Glastonbury Festival has run some of the biggest prize draws Crowdfunder has ever seen. It began in 2020 with tickets and a Pyramid Stage experience to support stage crew through Covid. Since then, record-breaking ticket draws have raised more than £1 million twice, for the DEC Turkey-Syria Earthquake Appeal and for the British Red Cross, Oxfam and War Child, and £930,000 for MSF.

Over £1.1m raised in total
Coldplay’s two Special Evening draws with Chris Martin and Jonny Buckland at Hackney Church raised more than £1 million between them, for Crisis and War Child. Around them sit box tickets at Wembley Stadium for the British Red Cross, a meet the band package, signed guitars, albums and drum skins. Together, Coldplay draws have been backed more than 44,000 times.

Over £240,000 raised in total
When Covid wiped out their tour, Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds turned to their fans to support the crew who make their shows happen. A draw of more than 100 prizes, from the band’s own signed instruments to show tickets, raised £212,811. A signed baritone guitar from Nick Cave and Warren Ellis added £29,094 for stage crew charity Stagehand.

Over £180,000 raised in total
Few artists have given as generously as Mark Knopfler. Over five years he has donated signed Stratocasters, a Gibson Les Paul, one of just 24 Knopfler x Boswell guitars, signed box sets and a Platinum disc. The money has gone to stage crew through Stagehand, to people sleeping rough through Streets of London, and to music therapy through Nordoff and Robbins.