Annual report and financials
2022 Expenditures
2022 Income
2022 global review
2022 global review - Canada
2022 audited financial statements
2022 expenditures and income
2021 global review
2021 global review - Canada
2021 audited financial statements
2021 expenditures and income
2020 global review
2020 global review - Canada
2020 audited financial statements
2020 expenditures and income
2019 global review
2019 audited financial statements
2019 expenditures and income
2018 global review
2018 audited financial statements
2018 expenditures and income
2017 global review
2017 audited financial statements
2017 expenditures and income
View our current T3010 on the Canada Revenue Agency charities directorate
View our compensation on the Canada Revenue Agency website (see Schedule 3 - Compensation)
In order to carry out our global animal protection programs and build a strong future for the animals, World Animal Protection must expend some money on fundraising. We strive to conduct our fundraising in a responsible manner, with the highest level of integrity and care for how donor funds are being spent.
Our commitment is that no more will be spent on administration and fundraising than is required to ensure effective management and resource development. The program is reviewed regularly for this very reason.
As part of their guidelines for charities, the Canadian Revenue Agency (CRA) evaluates the ratio of fundraising costs to fundraising revenue. A ratio of less than 35% is considered acceptable, or “unlikely to generate questions or concerns”.
