Our Giving Pages provide a simple and secure way to choose a project you would like to support and donate to Woodstock School. Visit our primary Giving Page or our Current Campaign Page, select the cause you would like to support and choose the amount you would like to donate. You will be automatically transferred to make a secure payment via Razorpay.

By phone: Indian passport holders can call the Advancement office at +91 (0135) 661-5163 or 661-5161 during business hours (8:30 AM to 4:30 PM, Monday through Friday India time) to make a credit card gift over the phone.

By email: You may email advancement@woodstock.ac.in for assistance making a donation.

Friends of Woodstock School (FWS) is an independent 501(c)(3) organization based in the United States which includes Woodstock School among its grant beneficiaries. FWS is a good option for those in the U.S. seeking online payment or tax benefit for their donations. FWS is Woodstock School’s largest source of philanthropic funding. FWS prides itself in being an excellent steward of the donations they receive and through wise management of funds is able to offer $1.19 in funding to Woodstock for every $1.00 given in support of the school. Click here to visit the FWS website, learn more, and make a donation.

Canadian Friends of Woodstock School (CFWS) is an independent charitable organization based in Canada supporting Woodstock School. CFWS is a good option for those in Canada seeking online payment or tax benefit for their donations. Canadian Friends of Woodstock School was started to support Woodstock School and to help Woodstockers stay in touch with the Woodstock community in Canada. Click here to visit the CFWS website, learn more, and make a donation.

Woodstock School UK Charitable Trust is an independent charitable organization based in Canada supporting Woodstock School. Established on the occasion of Worldwide Woodstock Day 2023, details will be published soon. In the meantime, please write to advancement@woodstock.ac.in with any questions about tax deductible giving in the UK.

Planned gifts, of any size, can have a significant impact on Woodstock School. Anyone who includes Woodstock School or Friends of Woodstock School Foundation in their financial plans becomes a member of the Lyre Tree Society and has their name included in commemorative signage on campus.

To date, nearly 100 supporters have become members of the Lyre Tree Society and we hope you will consider doing so as well.

Planned gifts allow you to support our students, programs, and campus far into the future while potentially also providing tax and other benefits to you and your family.  If you wish to support Woodstock this way, we invite you to contact us to discuss a planned gift or to make a bequest to Woodstock School.

Alumni wishing to consider Woodstock School in their estate plans and require US tax credit can contact the Friends of Woodstock School (FWS) Foundation directly to explore planned giving options.  Ways of benefiting Woodstock School through a planned gift to the FWS Foundation are detailed on the Friends of Woodstock School website.

See the sidebar for more details on the Lyre Tree Society or email development@woodstock.ac.in if you’ve made a bequest and would like to join the society.

Your employer could increase the impact of your generosity. Many companies worldwide offer matching gift programmes that allow employees to double or triple their contributions to non-profit or charitable organisations. Please check with your employer’s human resources department to see if they support employee matching funds. If so complete and sign any matching gift forms, and send them along with your annual fund gift made payable (to “Woodstock School”) to Woodstock School, Advancement Office, Woodstock School, Mussoorie, Uttarakhand 248179.

You can designate Woodstock as a recipient of a grant from a family foundation, charitable gift, or donor-advised gift fund.

Woodstock School also appreciates being made aware of opportunities to apply for grant funding. Write to advancement@woodstock.ac.in to share any opportunities.

Woodstock School is eligible to receive Corporate Social Responsibility funding from corporates in India and is registered with the Indian government as a CSR-eligible non-profit organization.

Woodstock School has received funds from corporates with ties to our community in support of capital projects and scholarships and we hope more corporates will join in supporting Education for a World of Difference.

For more details on CSR donations to Woodstock school, contact advancement@woodstock.ac.in

Woodstock offers many ways to get involved, volunteering on the school board, providing short-term assistance with specific projects or departmental work, speaking and working with students and faculty through the Centre for Imagination, and more. Contact the Advancement and Alumni Relations Office if you are interested in pursuing volunteer opportunities.

Donations can be made directly to Woodstock School by Indian citizens via the online donation portal or other methods detailed above and are eligible for tax benefit under section 80G of the Income Tax Act. Anyone making a donation will receive an 80G certificate for tax filing purposes.

Donations can be made to Friends of Woodstock School Foundation (FWS), an independent 501(c) (3) Non-Profit Organization. FWS supports the educational mission and purposes of Woodstock School and welcomes your donations. Your donations to FWS are tax-exempt in accordance with US law.

Residents of Canada can donate through Canadian Friends of Woodstock School (CFWS), a registered charity separate from Friends of Woodstock School in the U.S.

Visit www.canadahelps.org  to make an online donation.  Put Canadian Friends of Woodstock School in the Find a Charity search cell.

Alternatively, donations may be mailed to:

R.C. Morris & Company
570 Granville St., Suite 810
Vancouver, BC
V6C 3P1  Canada
Attn:  Canadian Friends of Woodstock School

Phone (R.C. Morris & Company):  +1 604-639-8196

Donors who are not eligible for tax relief in the US or India should check the regulations in the country in which they are residents to establish whether tax relief is available on their donation. Note that a UK charitable trust will soon be able to receive donations in support of Woodstock School while providing tax benefit for UK citizens.