About

Streaming as a public good.

Campfire is a 501(c)(3) building a public-benefit streaming platform where the money you pay flows directly to the artists you actually listen to.

Campfire Music Foundation is a Minnesota 501(c)(3) public charity, founded in July 2022 by a group of students at Georgetown University out of a Music Industry Seminar taught by a musicologist and a music policy advocate — Georgetown / Johns Hopkins author-professor Anna Celenza and Michael Bracy of Music Policy Forum — connecting Music Policy Forum and Campfire, and now based in Minnesota. We are building a public-benefit music streaming platform on a simple principle: the money a listener pays should reach the artists that listener actually plays. The platform is in closed testing today, with a Minnesota-first pilot targeted for late 2026.
Campfire Music Foundation
The Campfire Music Foundation booth at a community event.
Campfire Music Foundation

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