Host or attend a WWF-Canada event in your community to share your love of nature and connect with others, raise funds, and have fun!
Attending a WWF-Canada signature event is your chance to shine and show your commitment to supporting wildlife. At our events, you will learn more about what we do and help raise critical funds to support our conservation work.
If you can’t find an event in your community you can host your own – we are here to help you every step of the way with resources, tools and support.
Contact us:
events@wwfcanada.org
416-484-7700
CN Tower – BC Place – Anywhere
Registration is now open for the 2025 WWF Climb for Nature. Step up and reach new heights for yourself and nature. You can climb the CN Tower in Toronto on April 5 or 6, climb the stands of BC Place in late spring, or climb your own way from anywhere in Canada April-June.
On International Polar Bear Day (Feb. 27), symbolically walk alongside this majestic species. Whether you walk one kilometer or five kilometers, raise one toonie or one hundred, you can make a difference for the future of polar bears.
Turn your birthday party into an ECHOAge party to help protect nature and wildlife. ECHOage is a party solution, where you can choose to celebrate your birthday or other special occasion by fundraising for WWF-Canada. Guests are invited to contribute to a group gift of your choice while also supporting a cause that matters most to you.
You can send personalized invitations and thank-you notes to your guests, check for their RSVPs and see the contributions made!
From bake sales to galas, you can host an in-person or virtual event, honour someone you love, celebrate a birthday or begin a personal challenge in support of nature and wildlife! Share your love of nature with friends, family, classmates or colleagues while raising funds that support WWF-Canada’s work to reverse wildlife loss and fight climate change with nature. We will be there to help you every step of the way with tips, tools, resources and personal guidance.
Help protect threatened species and their habitats.
