World Wildlife Fund

WWF would like to thank our Time for Change partners for helping to make change on Earth Day and every day.

JPMorgan Chase & Co. (NYSE: JPM) is a global financial services firm with assets of $1.6 trillion and operations in more than 50 countries. The company has more than 154 million credit cards issued. Under the Chase and JPMorgan brands, the firm serves millions of consumers and businesses in the United States and many corporate, institutional and government clients. Information about the firm is available at www.jpmorganchase.com.

Chase offers WWF Visa cards in three new endangered species designs. And now, Chase will be contributing $50 for each new WWF account opened. Each time you use your WWF credit card to make a purchase, WWF receives 1 percent of the sale. Since 1995, WWF has received more than $10 million from their animal credit cards to help fund our mission of saving life on Earth. For more information visit www.chase.com/applywwf.


Coinstar Inc., a multi-national company with self-service coin-counting machines, is partnering with World Wildlife Fund to raise funds at Coinstar_® Centers across the country. Consumers have the option to donate loose change to support World Wildlife Fund's Time For Change campaign. Click here to find the Coinstar machine nearest you. (Please note that some Coinstar Centers are not equipped with the donation option)


Animal Planet R.O.A.R. partners with leading animal welfare organizations to inspire action to help animals in need and works with WWF to help protect endangered species. Visit the new Endangered Species Guide for more information.



Natural Habitat Adventures is providing a trip for two to the Galapagos Islands to the winner of the Chase "Go Paperless" sweepstakes. Natural Habitat Adventures has announced that all of their trips are completely carbon neutral. For more information, log on to www.nathab.com/about-us/wwf-nathab.


Chaser Merchandising is a US apparel manufacturer proud to create WWF t-shirts, totes, and other items, many available only through JC Penney. Chaser specializes in earth-conscious materials, like organic cotton grown without pesticides, and polyester made from plastic bottles that otherwise might have gone into landfills. To see the WWF online store at JC Penney, log on to www.jcp.com/wwf.


JC Penney is a retailer operating throughout the United States and Puerto Rico, offering national, private and exclusive brands both online and in-store. JC Penney is offering a line of shirts for young girls made from earth-conscious materials -- like organic cotton grown without pesticides and polyester made from plastic bottles that otherwise might have gone into landfills. Log on to www.jcp.com/wwf to see the WWF line.