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FAQs
How does someone get started working with you?
To partner or collaborate with SUPERBANDS, please reach out to us via our Contact page or email us directly at hello@superbands.me - we are always actively seeking new partnerships and collaborations to make our experiences for teen fans even more special!
Do you partner with every single artist out there?
As you can imagine, though our team works diligently to coordinate with as many talent and their management as possible, we don’t yet have the ability to connect with every artist at this moment. We are eagerly doing what we can to make as many wishes come true as possible, through expanding our work
How can I contribute to making a wish happen?
For private donors, we welcome donations of any size to help us make our wishes come true. You can head directly to our Donate page.
For corporate sponsors, SUPERBANDS provides a variety of tiered options to allow your company to sponsor a package of wishes according to any budget. Please reach out to us directly at hello@superbands.me to find out which package is right for you.
All donations, monetary and in-kind, are tax-exempt.
How often do you grant wishes?
As of 2022, we are granting wishes on a rolling basis from May until December. Applications are reviewed at the end of every month.
When will you be offering in-person wish experiences?
In 2022, we are focusing exclusively on our care package experiences. Due to the changing nature of the pandemic and influx of cases nationwide, we will only be offering our care packages this year to propritize the safety of our young fans and their families. Our goal is to offer in-person VIP experiences by Summer 2023. Stay tuned for updates.
Don’t just take our word for it…
“For me, SUPERBANDS give[s] opportunities that most fans could never have. It also unites fans and gives hope to the ones that feel like everything is lost.”
A.G., age 17