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Bank of AmericaIntroducing the World Wildlife Fund Visa Signature® credit card with WorldPoints® rewards and World Wildlife Fund personal checking account.
Bank of America will contribute $100 to WWF for each new qualifying World Wildlife Fund Visa® credit card account. Then, every time you use your WWF credit card to make a purchase, WWF will receive a contribution. There’s no annual fee† and you can select from one of three animal images – polar bear, panda or tiger. Plus, every time you use your WWF Visa Card:
• You support WWF with every purchase
• You earn 1 WorldPoints point for every $1 in net retail purchases†For every $100 in net retail purchases that you make with the World Wildlife Fund Visa Signature credit card with WorldPoints rewards, Bank of America will contribute $0.25 to WWF.
Support WWF even further with a World Wildlife Fund personal checking account from Bank of America. You can order checks and debit cards with the WWF logo printed on them, plus:
• WWF will receive a $10 contribution from Bank of America for each new qualifying WWF checking account. Plus, you continue to support WWF every time you use your debit card to make a purchase
• Free online banking with Bill Pay
• Access to one of the largest networks of bank-owned ATMs
For every $100 in net retail purchases that you make with the World Wildlife Fund debit card, Bank of America will contribute $0.10 to WWF.
Click here for more information.† For information about rates, fees, other costs and benefits associated with the use of this credit card, click on the link above and refer to the disclosures accompanying the online credit application. This credit card program is issued and administered by FIA Card Services, N.A. Visa and Visa Signature are registered trademarks of Visa International Service Association, and are used by the issuer pursuant to license from Visa U.S.A. Inc. WorldPoints is a registered trademark of FIA Card Services, N.A. Bank of America, N.A. Member FDIC
The Dial Corporation
Dial is offering a line of earth-friendly Pure & Natural personal care products which are biodegradable and include recycled as well as recyclable packaging. The Dial Corporation makes an annual contribution of at least $100,000 per year to WWF from the sale of its Pure & Natural product line.
Barnes & Noble
For 2010, Barnes & Noble offers 12 WWF wildlife themed wall calendars, including wild cats, polar bears and penguins -- as well as 2 spiral-bound engagement desk calendars featuring baby animals and wolves. A donation of $90,000 is made to WWF in connection with the 2010 WWF calendars.
Playfish: Helping WWF protect animals and their habitats
For each WWF item you purchase on the Pet Society Facebook application, Playfish will donate 10% of the sales to WWF until December 31, 2009. WWF will receive a guaranteed contribution of $50,000 from Playfish, a social games company that creates games for friends to play together over social and mobile platforms.
Build-A-Bear-Workshop®
Build-A-Bear Workshop has launched the tenth and latest in the WWF CollectifriendTM series, Gray Wolf. The wolf, the largest member of the canine family, has become extinct in Mexico and in much of the U.S. and Western Europe. Despite protection, there are some areas where the wolf faces habitat loss and illegal killings due mainly to livestock conflicts. Build-A-Bear Workshop donates $1 from the sale of each Gray Wolf to WWF, with a guaranteed contribution of $25,000 per year.
WWF Cards from The Holiday Card Center
The Holiday Card Center from Barton-Cotton is offering 11 WWF greeting cards this holiday season. Personalized return address labels and envelope seals are included with each order, and orders of three or more boxes include free personalized imprinting. Also available are wildlife-themed note cards and photo-frame keepsake ornaments. WWF receives between 5-10% of the purchase price, with a guaranteed contribution of $25,000 for sales of cards during the 2009 holiday season.
WWF checks from Custom Direct ®
This WWF check series features images of eight endangered species and is printed on recycled paper using soy-based ink. Checkbook covers, message cards, return address labels and mouse pads are also available. Custom Direct makes an annual contribution of at least $25,000 per year to WWF in connection with the WWF check program.
Microsoft
Microsoft is supporting WWF with its Zoo Tycoon 2 computer game expansion packs, which include Marine Mania®, Endangered Species, African Adventure and Zookeeper Collection. Microsoft contributes $25,000 per version to the WWF Network.
Wildlife Conservation Collection – Games by TerraTM
Terra Toys is offering a line of 19 FSC certified games and puzzles themed around the species and habitats that WWF works to safeguard. Each game in this collection includes facts about endangered wildlife and their habitats found around the world. The games are available at Amazon.com. Approximately 5% from the sale of The Wildlife Conservation Collection is donated to WWF, with a guaranteed contribution of $16,250 per year.
WWF checks from Harland Clarke
Harland Clarke manufactures WWF checks in four endangered species choices, sold through financial institutions. Harland Clarke donates $1.30 to WWF for every unit sold, with a guaranteed contribution of $10,000 per year.
WWF Holiday Cards from Shutterfly
This holiday, Shutterfly is offering WWF greeting cards in original designs from polar bears to penguins. These cards can be customized with a personalized greeting or a family photo. WWF receives a donation of 10 percent of the estimated retail price on all sales of this merchandise.
HP supports WWFHewlett-Packard is contributing 4% of the purchase price of all orders through this program at the HP Direct store when you select WWF between November 2, 2009 and January 31, 2010.
In addition, HP is contributing an additional $50,000 distributed among seven charities including WWF. Download the WWF widget from the HP Direct store and post it to your social networking pages*. HP will allocate their contribution based on the number of widgets downloaded and posted for each charity.
*Between November 15, 2009 and January 31, 2010.
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