Other ways to donate
By supporting Worldreader, you get children reading so they can reach their potential. Thank you!
Credit Card and Apple Pay
Our childhood defines who we grow up to be later on in life. The more a child is able to develop socially, emotionally, and intellectually from a young age, the more they will thrive as an adult.
By supporting Worldreader you will help to give children access to a library of hundreds of books.
Employer Matching Gifts
Your employer (or your spouse’s) may double, or even triple, your donations to Worldreader, furthering the impact of your generosity.
To find out if your gift is eligible to be matched, please use this convenient search tool.
Donor Advised Funds
We are a Platinum-level GuideStar Exchange participant, demonstrating our commitment to transparency and efficiency. Our tax ID is 27-2092468. Check out our Guidestar profile.
Make sure your donation is as effective as possible and consider giving via DAF Direct, a tax-efficient way for charitable donations, without download or transaction fees. For more information, please visit DAF Direct.
Crypto Donations
Gift of Stock
To make your gift in the form of a stock transfer, please contact Lesley Kalso or +1 (206) 329-5546 x242.
Bank Name: Fidelity Brokerage Services
Account Name: Worldreader.org
Account Number: 647 597490
DTC: 0226
Check Payments
Payments by Check can be sent to the following address:
Worldreader.org c/o Brighton Jones
2030 1st Avenue, Suite 300
Seattle WA 98121
Attn: Lesley Kalso
Phone: +1 206-329-5546 x240
Wire Transfers
Please contact development@worldreader.org for our wire transfer information.
Tax deductibility: Worldreader is a U.S. 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, EIN 27-2092468. To claim a donation as a deduction on your U.S. taxes, please keep your email donation receipt as your official record.
Legacy gifts
Your legacy gift will leave a lasting impact and support the children who need it most.
Honor and memorial gifts
A gift to Worldreader is a meaningful way to honor inspiring friends or memorialize the passing of someone special.
