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Our Leading Causes
For a Living Planet
Help create a greener and healthier planet for all.
Restore Our Treasured Mangroves
Join us in safeguarding our coastline against calamities.
Protect Our Tigers
Support the conservation of the Royal Bengal tiger, our national pride.
Preserve Our Precious Wetlands
Revive wetlands—our water sources and flood fighters.
Combatting Illegal Wildlife Trade in India
Curb wildlife trafficking before it is too late.
Join Our Supporter Programme
Become a WWF-India supporter. Make a difference.
Save Snow Leopards, Save the Health of Himalayas
Because safeguarding their future is safeguarding our future
CONSERVE WILDLIFE AND ITS HABITAT
We are on a mission to protect India’s biodiversity. Your support drives our efforts.
CREATE SUSTAINABLE LIVELIHOODS
Our livelihood programmes enable communities to reduce their dependency on ecosystems.
FIGHT ILLEGAL WILDLIFE TRADE
India’s natural heritage is threatened by poachers. We are constantly working to thwart this crime.
Donate Today
Secure Your Tomorrow
WWF-India is working to sustain the natural world for the benefit of people and wildlife. By donating to WWF-India, you can help us conserve the environment, protect our rich biodiversity, and curb illegal wildlife trade.
Your donation strengthens our myriad field work around the country.
- Rs 2,000 can facilitate training of staff for tiger conservation.
- Rs 5,000 can provide educational materials for eight students of the Water School programme.
- Rs 15,000 can provide a camera trap to monitor rhino/tiger populations.
- Rs 20,000 can train four community members in generating alternative livelihoods.
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-Trained 6,033 students and 85 teachers across Rajasthan in water conservation
-Installed 50 solar lights in seven villages to mitigate human-tiger conflict
-Provided 2,291 camera traps to forests across the country in 2022
-Assisted 48,000+ farmers in cotton cultivation through the app 'Cotton Doc'
-Trained over 1,000 Wetland Mitras to rejuvenate wetlands in Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything You Need To Know
Does my donation help in tax-saving?
All donations to WWF-India are eligible for 50% tax relief under Section 80G of the Income Tax Act, 1961. Section 80G allows a person to claim tax benefits on donations made to registered charitable institutions.
How do I avail tax benefit when I donate to WWF-India?
Upon donating to WWF-India, you will receive your 80G certificate. You can use this while filing your tax returns to claim the 50% tax benefit.
Is WWF-India a registered charitable organisation?
Yes, WWF-India is a registered charitable trust that was established in 1969.
When do we get the 80G certificate?
When you make a one-time contribution, your 80G donation certificate is sent to you within 10-14 days from the date of donation. If you are a monthly donor, the 80G certificate is issued towards the end of the financial year. We also issue the certificate on request — you can email us at contact@wwfindia.net.
Which details are required to avail the certificate?
To issue an 80G certificate, we need your name, email ID, phone number, and contact address. For donations of Rs 10,000/- and above, we need your PAN number as well.
Where will my donated money be used?
If you donate to a specific programme, your money will be used for various initiatives under that programme. If you choose to make a general donation or become a WWF-supporter, your funds will be used across programmes, dictated by the need and urgency of resources.
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What They Say
WWF-India has been working tirelessly to conserve India's wildlife. I am grateful to be a part of their journey and hope the team will scale up their excellent work.
- Atharv Saxena
I have been associated with WWF-India for two decades. I firmly believe in this organization's great work and congratulate WWF-India for its conservation achievements.
- Gaurav Nakra
Ever since childhood, I have been interested in conservation, and through WWF-India, I have contributed to protecting nature. I urge people to join WWF-India's mission and support the cause.
- Lakshmi
