Wishing Well is operated by Really Good Stuff, LLC, which is a for-profit organization and
not a 501 (c)(3) charitable organization. Your purchase is not tax deductible.
Wishing Well is operated by Really Good Stuff, LLC, which is a for-profit organization and
not a 501 (c)(3) charitable organization. Your purchase is not tax deductible.
Wishing Well is operated by Really Good Stuff, LLC, which is a for-profit organization and
not a 501 (c)(3) charitable organization. Your purchase is not tax deductible.
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Here's a list of our Frequently Asked Questions
Here's a list of our Frequently Asked Questions
Can any teacher or education organization post a wish list?
Yes! Wishing Well is completely inclusive of all education programs. We welcome anyone working to improve the education of our youth, including public and private school teachers and schools, early head start and head start, school-wide campaigns, PTAs, daycare centers, religious affiliate education programs, after-school programs, Y's, Boys and Girls Clubs, and many more.
How easy is it to create a wish list?
Creating a teacher wish list is simple—just tap, swipe and click! We truly believe our platform is the easiest way for educators to create a classroom wish list and share it with potential contributors. We also make it super easy for contributors to purchase products and communicate with teachers on the platform.
What happens if my teacher wish list isn't fully completed?
No worries! You do not need to achieve set goals to receive your supplies. In fact, when a contributor purchases items from your teacher wish list, those items will be shipped within days!
How long does the process take to have my classroom wish list live?
As soon as you choose to make your classroom wish list public, it is available to the world!
Does it cost money for a wish list sponsor to post a classroom wish list?
Not at all! Our program is absolutely free.
Can I keep my wish list private so that only people I choose see it?
Absolutely. If you choose, you can create your classroom wish list, keep it private, and share it only with the people you want to know about it. In this case, it will not be found via public search.
Do you tell my school if I create a teacher wish list?
No, we do not communicate with your school or program. That choice is completely up to you.
Who owns the items that are purchased?
We leave that decision entirely up to you and the organization you teach at or help. You might decide the items belong to the classroom, school, teacher, students, etc.
Are contributors' purchases tax deductible?
Though Wishing Well benefits teachers, it is not a 501(c)(3) organization. Please consult with your tax advisor for any questions about whether your purchase may be tax deductible.
If my company wants to make a large wish list purchase, can you help us?
Absolutely! We have many ways to assist with white-glove help, where our education specialists can do the shopping for you. Reach out to us at wishingwell@excelligence.com to discuss your needs.
Will you send unsolicited messages to contributors?
No, we will not. It is up to the wish list creators to decide how to handle ongoing communications with contributors.
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Wishing Well is operated by Really Good Stuff, LLC, which is a for-profit organization and
not a 501 (c)(3) charitable organization. Your purchase is not tax deductible.
It’s no secret that teachers often pay out-of-pocket for essential classroom and school supplies. With Wishing Well™, teachers, daycare providers, and educators can create a teacher wish list for needed classroom and daycare materials. Using our program, educators and daycare providers can create a classroom wish list and share it with parents or others who want to contribute. Then, recipients can contribute funds that go toward the purchase of teacher wish list items. Wishing Well is quick, easy, and beneficial not only to support school and daycare programs but to communities as well.
In contributing to a classroom wish list on Wishing Well, parents and other contributors can ensure that teachers, daycare providers, and children in their community are receiving needed supplies in order to get the best education possible. This is especially important for those working in early education, where the developmental needs of children are crucial.
Wishing Well is also a great way to show appreciation and support for teachers or daycare programs. Instead of struggling to find an appropriate gift, parents can contribute to a daycare or classroom wish list. It’s easy, and by supporting those working in early education, parents are in turn directly supporting their child’s program.