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Partners
Corporate Partnerships
We have a successful track-record helping companies reduce their environmental footprint and understand the complex issues in today's marketplace. From assessing a company's environmental impact to helping identify innovative, new technological solutions, WWF is partnering with leading companies to help them achieve their business objectives while simultaneously supporting WWF's conservation objectives.
We are working with a variety of industries on a range of environmental issues around the world and are engaged in a number of ways. Read more on our partnerships
What our Partners are Saying
"We want to make sure our wood has been legally logged and does not come from threatened forests such as intact natural forests. This is why we joined forces with WWF to work with the timber supply chain from Russia to China."
Improving Business Practices
To help improve environmental and purchasing practices, WWF has a number of programs focused on specific issues and sectors. Our programs help companies that seek to reduce their carbon dioxide emissions, improve purchasing practices of forestry and marine products, or incorporate sustainable farming practices in agricultural sectors such as soy, sugarcane, cotton and palm oil. Participants in these programs include Cargill, Dole, Adidas, Wal-Mart and IBM. Learn more.
Transformational Partnerships
If your company needs assistance transforming business practices to reduce your overall environmental footprint, WWF works with leading companies -- such as The Coca-Cola Company -- that aspire to make deep operational changes. With this type of partnership a company will make an aspirational, measurable commitment to transform their impact on the environment in deep partnership with WWF. Contact Suzanne Apple, managing director and vice president of business and industry, at suzanne.apple@wwfus.org or 202-778-9662 for more information.
Philanthropic Partnerships
Many companies, such as Tiffany & Co., Tyco, and Goldman Sachs & Co., choose to support WWF's conservation efforts through a philanthropic contribution. If your business is interested in learning more about our philanthropic partnerships, contact Jody Yasinowsky, Development Officer for Corporate Relations, at jody.yasinowsky@wwfus.org or (202) 495-4337.
Marketing Partnerships
If you are interested in developing products and promotions that increase awareness about WWF and engage your customers in raising funds for conservation, we have a number of different types of marketing partnerships. Our marketing partners include companies like Chase, Build-A-Bear Workshop®, and Coinstar, Inc. Learn more.
