At Really Good Stuff, we designed Wishing Well for that very purpose. We welcome all teachers, educators, or education organizations to post their wish lists on our program.

Yes! Wishing Well is completely inclusive of all education programs, and anyone can post a wish list for teachers, classrooms, etc.

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.

Creating a wish list for teachers 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, all in a single platform. We also make it super easy for contributors to purchase products and communicate with teachers, making it a step above many teacher wish list websites.

No worries! You do not need to achieve set goals to receive your supplies. In fact, when a contributor purchases items from your classroom wish list, they will be shipped within days!

As soon as you choose to make your list public, it is available to the world! You can then begin sharing your classroom wish list with anyone who would like to contribute.

Not at all! Our program is absolutely free. That’s one of the many benefits of our Wishing Well program over other teacher wish list websites. Not only is our program free, but the platform comes with a whole host of features that make creating and contributing to classroom wish lists a breeze!

Absolutely. If you choose, you can create your 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.

No, we do not communicate with your school or program. That choice is completely up to you. Set your wish list to private if you want to keep it hidden, so it can’t be found via public search.

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. Wishing Well simply facilitates a platform for educators and classroom wish list contributors to work together for better educating students.

Though Wishing Well benefits teachers, it is not a 501(c)(3) organization. Please consult with your tax advisor for any questions whether your purchase may be tax deductible.

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 [email protected] to discuss your needs.

No, we will not. It is up to the wish list creators to decide how to handle ongoing communications with contributors. We simply host and manage the platform that makes wish lists for teachers and other programs. Our role is to make the process easy to use for educators and contributors, not send unsolicited messages.

For those looking to contribute, we offer multiple ways to search for a wish list for teachers or classrooms. Use Wishing Well to search by school name, teacher, grade, subject, zip code or through our interactive map. If a particular teacher wish list isn’t set to private, contributors should be able to find it through our search feature.