We make every donation count

Investing in communities. Making futures possible.

We make every donation count

Investing in communities. Making futures possible.

We make every donation count

Investing in communities. Making futures possible.

When it comes to charity ratings in Canada, World Vision is among the top 10 international impact charities in the country.

Our A+ and 5-star rating from Charity Intelligence speaks to our impact in the lives of the world’s most vulnerable girls and boys, and the trust Canadians have in making us their top charity of choice.

This rating is based on:

Financial transparency
A+ on results reporting
80% cents to the cause

Learn about our work and the impact of your support in this short summary.

Learn about our work

Fight hunger

In 2021, 3,320,279 people were supported with food and programs to meet their immediate survival needs.

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Clean water

In 2021, 467,077 people gained access to sanitation facilities at home or school.

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Gender equality

In 2021, 621,739 girls, boys, men and women participated in trainings on child protection.

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Fight hunger

The sky’s the limit for one community that went from barely eating to balanced meals. See their inspiring journey.

Food crises and hunger are complex issues with diverse solutions. This article helps you understand one of the world’s biggest challenges right now.

Fact: In 2021, 87,019 metric tons of food and $67 million in cash-based programming was provided in partnership with the World Food Programme, to support people’s immediate survival needs.

Donate to combat hunger because everyone deserves consistent access to food.

Clean water

Fact: A total of 467,077 people, including 90,528 girls and 146,111 women, gained access to sanitation facilities at home or school in 2021.

Clean water is a human right, yet more than 2 billion people are still living without it. Here’s what you need to know about safe water, sanitation and hygiene, and how it saves lives.

Donate to provide clean water, sanitation and hygiene to more people worldwide.

In East Timor, huddled around books and documents, a young woman leads a group of high school students through gender and child protection training. They are dressed in bright yellow matching uniforms.

Gender equality

Fact: In 2021, 621,739 people, including girls, boys, women and men, participated in trainings on child protection, including gender-based violence, positive parenting, children’s rights and child marriage.

Gender equality isn’t standalone in the development sector, it’s a part of every aspect because without it, communities can’t prosper. Read more for the recipe on gender equality success.

Donate to help improve gender equality for women and girls around the world.