camp-cope

Favourite beer?

Oooh, a talented 15 year old girl!

Hopefully I'm not too late for this, I found a similar instance at a homeless shelter that doubled as a rehab -- even though I don't believe they had any medical expertise in that field -- I was volunteering at and they were forcing the residents to work at their shop and a car wash to earn money for the shelter even though residency cost each person a large cut of their welfare money and the place was given a lot of donations. I was trying to investigate it all myself but was asked not to come back when they realised what I was doing.

Would you have advice for trying to pinpoint the legality of what they're doing, especially in a manner that wouldn't require me to be at the shelter anymore?

Bandcamp is certainly the most ethical model around, I think artists know what they're getting into when they label a release as pay what you like.