International List
The following is a partial list of international public locations that have one or more Spiral Wishing Wells. The majority of Wells are placed in stores and restaurants where they raise money for the host's preferred charity; and in schools, churches, hospitals, humane societies, YMCA's, stadiums, service clubs and other non-profit locations and uses. We do not publish those locations as the list would be too long, and the Wells are occasionally moved.
Australia |
Ontario , Hanover , Saugeen Valley Conservation Foundation |
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"From June through December, the Toronto Zoo received $21,650 in four Wells." Published in American Association of Zoological Parks and Aquariums |
Webmaster's Update: Zoo Granby has since purchased a second Well. Both Wells now raise over $5,000 per year...in just 100 days! Click here for a special page that shows their Wells, a video sound clip, and the electronics that trigger the sounds. |
"Our Well raises money to save the Amur tiger. The sign is written in French, English and Russian. We have added a feature so that when the coins get to the base, a tiger sound emerges. WOW! It is working very well. We are open each summer for about 100 days, and bring in more than $2,000 per summer with our Three-Footer!”
| Germany Bemen, Stiftung Universum GMBH Dortmund, Mondo Mio Kindermuseum Egg, Reptil-Expo Essen, Care for Children Frankenberg, Edertalschule Gangelt, Maria Hilf gGmbH Giessen, Mathematikum (6 Wells) Gelsenkirchen, ZOOM Erlebniswelt Hamburg, Kess Family Center Kleintettau, Glasmuseum am Rennsteig Kassel, Raffeisen Rechanzentrum Klagenfurt, Landes Tierschutzhaus Kärnten Langeoog, e.v. Kirchengemeinde Moors, Gardencenter Schloesser Munich, Deutsches Museum Munchen, Knodel GmbH Osnabrueck, Museum am Schoelerberg |
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Other Countries |
"Just to let you know that the Wishing Well has M. Bishop, Carisbrooke Castle Museum |
This is a picture of one of our older models. |
WWF-Malaysia, the national conservation trust, created a spiraling circle of information about Malaysia's unique wildlife around this wishing well. This wishing well is located at Kota Kinabalu's Palm Square at Centre Point Sabah.Another of their Wells is located in a Light Rail Station in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. WWF-Malaysia is part of the global conservation organization. Click here to view a large image of this location.
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Click here to see a list of public locations inside the United States