What does WWF do for Australia?
Protect and advocate for wildlife in Australia and worldwide. Deliver long term environmental conservation and regeneration programs in Australia. Fund life-saving support for wildlife in emergencies.
Is WWF Australia a good charity?
Good. This charity’s score is 84.23, earning it a 3-Star rating.
Is WWF funded by the government?
Where does WWF get its money from? The majority of our income comes from public donations in the form of memberships, adoptions and legacies. You can see a detailed breakdown of our income in our Annual Review.
How do I cancel my WWF donation Australia?
You can cancel your monthly donation by emailing our friendly Supporter Relations team: [email protected], by phone on 1800 032 551 or by letter to WWF-Australia, GPO Box 528, Sydney, NSW, 2001.
Why should you donate to WWF?
With the generosity of our supporters, we can continue to protect endangered species and their habitats by addressing global environmental threats and seeking long term solutions with people in government, industry, education and civil society.
Is WWF tax deductible?
Gifts to WWF are tax-deductible to the fullest extent allowed by law.
What happens when you donate to WWF?
You can protect threatened species and their habitats today with a donation to World Wildlife Fund. You can protect threatened species and their habitats today with a donation to World Wildlife Fund. Your support of WWF’s global conservation work will make a world of difference. Your donation makes you a member of WWF.
What does the CEO of WWF make?
Carter Robers, the CEO, was paid $858,276 in 2019. The organization’s Form 990 lists at least nine employees making more than $300,000 and 240 others earning over $100,000.
Is WWF a charitable trust?
WWF-UK is a charity registered in England (charity number: 1081247) and in Scotland (charity number SCO39593) and a company limited by guarantee registered in England (number 4016725).
Is WWF a nonprofit?
World Wildlife Fund is a nonprofit organization dedicated to environmental conservation through science.