Financial Report
In 2008, the Canadian Wildlife Federation received $12.8 million in donations and $1.5 million in revenue to total $14.3 million for the year. In the same year, the CWF spent $8.3 million on wildlife aid programs. This means that for the year 2008, the CWF spent 58% of its total revenue on its actual aid programs. As an aid organization, the percentage of revenue spent on aid programs should be as high as possible, keeping administrative and fund-raising expenses to a minimum. In 2009, The Canadian Wildlife Federation received $15.2 million in donations and $1.4 million in revenue to total $16.6 million for the year. The CWF spent $10.3 million on wildlife aid programs. For the year 2009, the CWF spent 63% of its total yearly revenue on aid programs; which is 5% higher than the number in 2008. In 2010, the Canadian Wildlife Federation received $13.7 million in donations and $1.4 million in revenue to total $15.1 million for the year. $8.3 million was spent on wildlife aid programs. For the year 2010, the CWF spent 55% of its total revenue on actual aid programs. This number is 8% lower than in 2009 and 3% lower than in 2008; however the amount of revenue received in 2010 was higher than in 2008.
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