A Charity presale is an early-access ticket window tied to a fundraising initiative. A defined ticket block opens before the public onsale, typically with per-order limits and a start/stop time. Using the presale code unlocks inventory for that window, and a portion of revenue or fees may support a verified cause named on the event page. Specifics (amount, recipient, and disclosure) are set by the organizer and can vary by show.

Access is usually offered to partner audiences—venue or promoter mailing lists, nonprofit subscribers, local sponsors, or community campaigns. You may receive a code via email, see an access link on the official event page, or be prompted to enter a partner keyword at checkout. Some markets allow general access with a published code; others restrict entry to invited lists only.

Most open 24–72 hours (1–3 days) before the public onsale, though some run for a single morning or split across short windows. Always confirm the venue’s local timezone and any queueing instructions to avoid missing the first minute.

Expect a mix of sections and price points similar to other partner presales. Dynamic pricing may apply; as carts time out or production holds move, new seats can appear or shift. If your first pull isn’t ideal, try alternate quantities or price tiers, or check back later within the window—mid-tier seats are often strong value.

Deductibility depends on the jurisdiction and how funds flow. Check the event page for the named nonprofit and any registration number (e.g., charity/BN or 501(c)(3)). Some offers are promotional and not tax-deductible; others may issue receipts. When in doubt, consult the organizer or the charity’s official site for disclosure details.