Donate: Give the Gift of Global Education

World Savvy programs are funded by a diverse group of individuals, foundations, corporations, government agencies, and community organizations. You can join them and make a difference by contributing financially. Your gift will mean that at least one more young person has the opportunity to learn critical thinking skills, think creatively and understand what it means to be a responsible global citizen.

Donate Now through our secure online credit card processor Network for Good. You may also print this donation form and mail it, along with your check payable to World Savvy, to our office at 999 Sutter Street, 4th Floor, San Francisco, CA 94109,

Savvy Sustainer

Provide ongoing support by becoming a Savvy Sustainer, spreading your annual donation over monthly or quarterly installments.

• Why? This enables World Savvy to do more than just run our programs today- it allows us to plan effectively for the future, by understanding where and when support is available in the year to come.
• How? Simply choose the option to make your donation monthly or quarterly. Your credit card will be charged automatically and you will receive a year-end receipt for cumulative giving.
• Bonus: Donate $50 or more per month and receive one ticket to World Savvy’s Annual Gala.

Honorary Gift

You can make a donation on someone's behalf for their birthday, a holiday or just because. When you donate, please fill in the "Dedication or Gift" box and include their address, so we can send them a special card.

Company Matching

Many employers provide matching gifts for its employees’ charitable donations, which double, triple or even quadruple the impact of your support. If you or your spouse are considering making a donation, please consider having it matched by the employer. All you have to do is fill out the matching gift form, which is usually found at the company’s human resources or payroll office, and mail it along with your donation to World Savvy. We take care of the rest. Contact Edward Wang at edward@worldsavvy.org or 415-292-7421 with questions.