Donate Wands

DONATE WANDS

Thank you for caring about our planet and the wild neighbors that rely on our eco-friendly actions and stewardship.

PLEASE NOTE: the collection is currently paused.

Fortunately, we have already received a large number of wands that we continue to share with partners, wildlife rehabilitators and other facilities working to save and care for wildlife.

While collection is paused, you can check with wildlife rehabilitation facilities and zoos in your area to see if they could make use of the wands. You can also turn your collection into Wand Art or see if a local youth group or artist would be interested in doing a project.

What is a Wandraiser?

The organization relies on the caring and kindness of 'Wanders' (wand donors) to donate used mascara wands and to raise awareness about the initiative. When the collection is open, Wanders are asked to send in cleaned used wands, spread the word about the initiative and, if able, make a donation.

An easy way to get the word out and collect donations is through a Facebook Fundraiser - follow the link to start one now at www.facebook.com/fund/wandsforwildlife/

Why mascara wands?

The wands are shared with wildlife caregivers to use in providing care and treatment to wild animals. They use the wands in many ways including direct care of the animals and help with cleaning items like syringes.

Wands are also repurposed through the Wand Art program, a creative initiative to engage youth and artists with the mission to help the wild ones.

How can you help? In addition to sending in wands, please

Make a donation today - this initiative is made possible by the caring and generosity of people like you.
Buy a cool shirt or other swag from the online store.
Follow on social media (links below) for updates and to keep up with the amazing work being done by our wildlife partners.

Wanders answering the question 'What inspires you to take action?'

Jamila in Virginia, “To set an example for my children and inspire them to love and care for their environment.”
Emily in Australia, “It’s such a fantastic way to repurpose plastic material and help animals.”
Mayan in North Carolina, “To make an impact no matter how small for a better future for us, animals and earth.”
Kat from Wisconsin, “Creating a more compassionate, aware, & caring culture for our planet and future generations."

Wandraiser Spotlights

Thank you to all the individuals, businesses, groups and youth who have participated in collecting wands through a Wandraiser!

Thank you to Angela and Daniela IB students at Coral Gables Senior High collecting as part of the CAS community service project in Florida.

Thank you to the amazing student leaders of the SkillsUSA Community Service team at Cumberland County Technical Education Center in New Jersey.

Wand Form

When the wand collection pause is lifted, the form will be available to send in with wands.

Please include a donation if you are able - it is your support that makes this all possible!