You can give women and girls access to education that transforms their lives
All women and girls deserve the chance to learn, develop confidence, and earn an income. You can support education projects around the world, so women and girls can thrive.
There is more than one way to make a difference
Whether you would like to become a corporate partner, leave a gift in your will, or join our Thrive Fund, you have the power to transform the lives of women across the world.
Partner with us
We work closely with our innovative and generous corporate partners to make a real difference.
Join the Thrive Fund
Thrive Fund members fund scholarships that provide students with the stability they need to stay in school.
Leave a gift in your will
After you’ve taken care of the people closest to you, a gift in your Will can give women and girls around the world the gift of education.
Donate cryptocurrency
WONDER is now accepting cryptocurrency donations of Bitcoin and Ethereum through the Giving Block.
Volunteer with us
You can use your skills and talents to help WONDER in many different ways. Visit the page below to see open volunteer opportunties.
Would you like to donate by bank transfer?
Bank transfers and standing orders in GDP should be made to: WONDER Foundation, HSBC Angel Islington, Account no: 22002620, sort code: 40-03-33. Please make sure to write your first initial and surname as a reference and send us an email on giving@wonderfoundation.org.uk to let us know you’ve made a donation.
If you want to donate by bank transfer in Euro or any other currency, please find our full bank details in our FAQs.
Education that transforms lives
Read the stories of the women and girls we work with around the world, and discover the real
impact that your donation makes.
Blessing’s story
“I would like to say a very big thank you because without WONDER, I wouldn’t have been able to complete my education here in Wavecrest College.” Blessing, Nigeria
Meena’s story
“I hoped that some day I would be able to provide a good future for my daughter and be financially independent.” Meena, India
Redempter’s story
“My dream is to further my studies, and be in a position of helping others out there.” Redempter, Kenya
Micaella’s story
“Teachers genuinely care about their students, so I do the same. I care for people who are around me.” Micaella, the Philippines
Consolata’s story
“One thing I love about mentoring is that it’s someone I’m friends with and can share a lot with.” Consolata, Kenya
