Raise $500 before end of month for chance to win trip to see the iconic animals in the wild
TORONTO, Jan. 7, 2016 /CNW/ – New Year’s resolutions often involve exercise, exotic travel and givingback. With WWF, Canadians can accomplish all three: Climb the CN Tower, be among the first to raise at least $500 for a good cause and be entered to win a trip to see polar bears in the wild with a WWF expert.
Every $500 raised by the end of January for WWF’s CN Tower Climb for Nature gets the entrant a chance to win a trip for two — valued at approximately $11,000 — to see polar bears in Churchill, Manitoba.
There’s an excellent chance of winning as few participants get their fundraising going so early for the climb.
Raising $500 qualifies each nature-lover for a chance to win, even if they’re not able to make the climb.
Visit here wwf.ca/earlybirdprize for more info on the WWF CN Tower climb early bird prize.
Who: All nature-loving Canadians
What: WWF’s CN Tower Climb for Nature and the early bird prize
When:
Where: The CN Tower in Toronto
Why: Because WWF finds solutions to the most challenging conservation issues facing our planet and we can’t do it without Canadians. Registering and fundraising for WWF helps build a future where people and nature thrive.
Quote:
David Miller, President and CEO WWF-Canada: “Polar bears and the CN Tower are two Canadian icons. Here’s an opportunity to experience both in a unique way while contributing to our crucial conservation work across the country.”
Background:
Since the CN Tower climb for WWF began in 1991, more than 103,000 people have taken the 1,776 stairs of Canada’s tallest tower, raising millions for WWF’s conservation work.