ClassWish

Great people and interaction and lot of things to learn. The CEO can be a little demanding but there is a lot of work that needs to be get done especially in a non profit where there can be scarce of resources because you need to cut corners to save money and keep the organization running.

Flexible schedule and work timings

Dont expect it to be lavish and up beat cooperate office because its not. Its a non profit which survives on funding and contributes for the good of the society

Trying out this service for the first time this summer. Had one donor give $100 but the donation did not show up in my ClassWish account until after I emailed them. Received uncomfortably defensive emails in reply from the founder - something about having to go to a meeting, the bookkeeper being out of the office, bringing to my attention the timestamp of the email as being sent in early evening - but the donation was credited to the account.

Within the next couple days of that donation, I placed an order and followed all the steps in the awkward process and submitted it on July 30. Have received no confirmation or communication from ClassWish at all. It is August 22 and have sent an email asking about the order, but concerned that there will be no resolution, and the money that was donated is basically lost.

I will submit an updated review if the circumstances and consumer experience improves.

I interned here, and it is the most uncoordinated and sketchy business I have experienced. There are a tonn of interns that are just supposed to work on their own computers in this large empty office space, and Robert is the only employee of the company. I have no idea where the school supplies come from because it certaintly isn't from the NY office. It seems as if no one has ever even used classwish or gotten supplies. This is definitely a scam and do not waste your time thinking this is a real internship or real business