Well Done Foundation’s work protects families, strengthens local communities, and restores lands people depend on.
Our projects have helped communities, farms, and national forests improve local ecosystems, reclaim acreage, and help rural communities thrive.
We carefully measure the pollution output of each well before its plugged and after. We know the total volume of hazardous gasses we prevent from spilling into air, water and soil.
From a McKean County farm to a Pittsburgh high school’s adopted well, privately funded projects have eliminated more than 700,000 million metric tons of CO₂e emissions Red Lodge, Mont. –
National nonprofit that pioneered certified carbon credits from orphan well plugging now offers Climate Benefit Unit™ verified credits at an industry-leading price Red Lodge, Mont. – [October 14, 2026] –
Six years ago today, the Well Done Foundation plugged an orphan well called Anderson #7 in Toole County, Montana. The critics called it a drop in the bucket. They had
George Berkeley Intentional or not, we tend to bottle-feed our children stories of environmental doom. In kindergarten, my classmates and I were ornamented in flower crowns and paper leaves as
Three orphaned wells are leaking methane and petroleum into one of western Pennsylvania’s most celebrated recreational corridors. The Well Done Foundation is finally fixing it. RIMERSBURG, Pa. — The Redbank
SUNY Binghamton geology graduate to lead national operations for orphaned well plugging nonprofit Red Lodge, Mont. – [August 12, 2026] – The Well Done Foundation has announced the promotion of
