Canadian Wildlife Federation - Kanata, Ontario

Alejandro A.

Ne faites pas d'affaires avec cette organisation. Je continue de recevoir de paperasse inutile et couteuse de l'ancien locataire de mon appartement depuis un an, même si j'ai déjà ecris et appelé l'organisation pour aviser de son déménagement. Incompétents!

Alex D.

I sold some of my wildlife photography with the money going towards the Canadian Wildlife Federation. Now, I receive mail at least once every week or two. There is SO much paper being wasted with these letters then send out. Today I got one with about 5 greeting cards. I’m sorry but I’m not going to use those cards. Seems like a waste of resources. I don’t regret making the donation at all, but I really wish they would stop sending stuff all the time.

Andrea M.

I have been trying to get through by phone for days and the call goes nowhere. Want to donate but regardless of which extension I choose, the call ends up with 'dead air'. Not a good look for a Not for Profit Organization which relies on donations to do their work!

scott C.

I donated to CWF a few times because I think wildlife conservation is a good cause.

Now they send me letters, calendars, and other marketing materials on a regular basis.

I gave them money to save the planet, not to cut down trees and send them to me in the mail.

I understand that organizations need to use marketing to grow their donor base and I was willing to continue supporting them if they stopped mailing me things, but after many calls and promises that they would stop sending mailers, I'm still getting dead trees in my mailbox.

Not impressed.

Brett H.

They need to ease up on the amount mail they send to a person. Just need the envelope of the optional donation not calenders, and random other stuff. Their goal and what they send to you in the mail is a very conflicting way of doing business.

Mathieu L.

Warning: whether you're for or against hunting and fishing, you should know that this organisation is a national grouping of provincial hunters' associations, hiding behind what I would call a misleading name. Let me be clear here: I do enjoy fishing myself and I'm not personnaly against hunting either but I do condemn lobbies that use misleading charity to achieve political goals.

Antonio S.

Amazing way to protect the wildlife by randomly spamming people's mail with a sh**load of papers (the biggest I have ever seen). So in order to get more people to donate to help wildlife, let's just kill more trees (Wildlife's habitat, just in case you "foxes" do not get that). Not to mention the emissions you cause by mailing out all those heavy packages.

Elena G.

They mail lots of paper materials, several times a year, the attitude towards sustainability does not correlate with the mission of the organisation.