International List
The following is a list of some of the 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 We do not publish those locations as the list would be too long.
Australia
Australian Embassy
Albany, West Australia, Residency Museum
Sydney Olympic Park, Royal Agricultural Society
Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery
West Perth, Sci-Tech Discovery Center
Alberta, Drumheller, Royal Tyrrell Museum
Alberta, Calgary Public Library
Alberta, Calgary, Calgary Zoo
Alberta, Calgary, Heritage Park Historical Village
Alberta, Calgary Public Library
Alberta, Calgary Zoo
Alberta, Edmonton, The King's University College
Alberta, Red Deer, Red Deer Public Library
BC, Prince George, Exploration Place
BC, Prince George, Prince George Public Library
BC, Vancouver, Science World
BC, Vancouver, Zoo (3 Wells)
BC, Victoria, Royal BC Museum
Halifax, Dalhousie University
Manitoba, Children's Museum
Manitoba, Brandon, Brandon Museum
New Brunswick, Cherry Brook Zoo
New Bruswick, Fredericton, Science East
Newfoundland, Torbay Environment and Trails
Ontario, Baysville, Cairn Family of Camps
Ontario, Canadian Olympic Committee
Ontario, Collingwood, Elephant Thoughts
Ontario, D. Mills, Science Center
Ontario, Hamilton, Art Gallery
Ontario, Hanover , Saugeen Valley Conservation Foundation
Ontario, Ingersoll, Canterbury Folk Festival
Ontario, Kitchener, The Museum
Ontario, Markham, Markham Museum
Ontario, Niagra Falls, Guinness World of Records Museum
Ontario, Orillia, Orillia Soldiers Memorial Hospital (3)
Ontaria, Ottowa, Bank of Canada Currency Museum
Ontario, Parry Sound, West Parry Sound Health Centre
Ontario, Peterborough, Kawartha Turtle Centre
Ontario, Peterborough, Riverview Park Zoo
Ontario, Toronto, Sick Kids Foundation
Ontario, Toronto Zoo (4 Wells)
Ontario, London, London Regional Children's Museum
Ontario, Well and Historical Museum
Ontario, Windsor, Hotel-Dieu Grace Hospital
Ontario, Woodstock, Oxford County Library
Quebec, Granby , Zoo de Granby
Quebec, Montréal, Studio Artefact
Quebec, Saint-Félicien, Zoo sauvage de Saint-Félicien
Saskatchewan, Regina, Royal Saskatoon Museum
Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, Children's Discovery Museum
Saskatchewan, Saskatoon Zoo
"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: The zoo has added electronics that trigger a sound when coins go through. Click here for a special page that shows their Wells, a video sound clip, and the electronics that trigger the sounds. |
"We purchased our first Well from you in January of 2005, a second in December of 2007, and would like to order our third now. We love how they pay for themselves and provide a fun way for our visitors to donate money to the zoo. They bring in more than $3,000 per year per Well, and we are only open 160 days per year! The Wishing Wells provide much-need funding for our zoo."
| 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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Sampling From Other Countries Austria, Velden, Karnten Werbung GesmbH Austria, Vienna, Schonbrunner Tiergarten (9 Three-Footers) Bahrain, Queen Rania School Improvement Initiative (2 Seven-Footers, 1 Three-Footer, Mini-Well Coin Banks)
Belgium, Baarle-Hertog, The European Institute of Entertainment
Chile, Santiago, Multinegocios Villar
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"As you can tell from the picture, the children love it. Thanks to the generosity of our visitors, the well brings in about £620 per month ($1,000 USD) with all funds going to our Penguin Exhibit. It has been so successful we would like to order another well for our Charity." |
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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