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Thank you for your interest in WWF-Canada. Learn how you can get in touch below.

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Need to Get in Touch?

Donor Relations

1-800-26-PANDA (1-800-267-2632)

ca-panda@wwfcanada.org

Legacy Gifts

Margot Johnson

647-264-7165

mjohnson@wwfcanada.org

Philanthropy & Foundations Gifts

Simone Hicken

+1-647-264-6998

SHicken@wwfcanada.org

e-Store & Adoptions

1-800-26-PANDA (1-800-267-2632)

gifts@wwfcanada.org

Media Contact Information

Nicole MacAdam

media@wwfcanada.org

Keep Your Contact Information Up To Date

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WWF-Canada Offices

Toronto Head Office

Toronto Head Office

410 Adelaide St. West, Suite 400

Toronto, ON

M5V 1S8

1-800-26-PANDA (72632) 416-489-8800 ca-panda@wwfcanada.org
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Iqaluit
357-318 Queen Elizabeth Way
Iqaluit, NU
X0A 2H0
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Montréal
60, rue St-Jacques
Suite 601
Montréal, QC
H2Y 1L5
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Ottawa
500-71 Bank Street
Ottawa, ON
K1P 5N2
Thunder Bay
18 St Paul Street,
Thunder Bay, ON
P7A 4S5
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Victoria
259—560 Johnson St.
Victoria, BC
V8W 3C6

Fundraising

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Telefundraising

You may have received phone calls on behalf of WWF-Canada. Periodically throughout the year, we reach out to our donors by telephone.

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Community Fundraising

WWF-Canada runs door-to-door campaigns throughout Canada. You may have noticed canvassers in your neighbourhood in British Columbia, Alberta, Ontario or Nova Scotia.

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Whistleblower policy

As a non-profit organization dependent on the support of others to carry out our work and advance our mission, WWF-Canada takes our obligation to donors very seriously to ensure that funds and other resources are used appropriately. The whistle blower policy provides a mechanism for the reporting of suspected illegal activity or the misuse of WWF-Canada assets. This may include conflicts of interests with vendors, inappropriate purchases or reimbursements, falsified expense reports, and the like. Learn more here.