World Wildlife Fund, Inc.,
an arm of World Wildlife Fund International
1250 24th
St NW
Washington, DC 20037
Telephone:
(202)
293-4800
Fax
(202)
293-9211.
Contact Person:
Ms. Sandra
Paul, Director of Online and Outreach Marketing
Email:
sandra.paul@wwfus.org
Web site:
http://www.worldwildlife.org
EIN:
52-1693387
Founded: 1961
Exempt since: August 1991
Executive Director: Kathryn S. Fuller
Profile: The U.S.
WWF is a superpower in the international non-profit arena, with 20%
of its revenue from government tax money, 10% from industry, and
half from prescriptive foundations.
WWF influences global economic policy away from free markets toward
government control through numerous programs dealing with global
warming, sustainable development, habitat designation,
macroeconomics and much more.
International headquarters: With 27 national organizations,
24 program offices and five Associates worldwide,
WWF International is based in Gland, Switzerland. Director General
Dr. Claude Martin has close ties to the World Bank and a number of
industrial executives.
The World
Wildlife Fund is
profiled in Ron Arnold and Alan Gottlieb's book,
Trashing the Economy: How Runaway Environmentalism is Wrecking
America.
World Wildlife Fund financial condition
June 30 2001
|
Revenue |
|
Expenses |
|
Contributions |
$79,691,281 |
|
Government Grants |
$24,589,994 |
|
Program Services |
$717,031 |
|
Investments |
$10,880,397 |
|
Special Events |
$0 |
|
Sales |
$9,773 |
|
Other |
$2,255,835 |
|
|
|
Program Services |
$88,621,812 |
|
Administration |
$6,057,014 |
|
Other |
$14,372,235 |
|
Total Expenditures |
$109,051,061 |
|
|
Total Revenue |
$118,144,311 |
|
NET
GAIN/LOSS |
$9,093,250 |
|
|
Board of Directors,
World Wildlife Fund
|
William K. Reilly, Chairman |
Edward P. Bass, Vice Chairman |
|
Kathryn S. Fuller, President |
Paul F. Miller, Treasurer |
|
Adrienne B. Mars, Secretary |
Bruce E. Babbitt |
|
Richard C. Blum |
Julia Carabias |
|
David Cole |
Joseph F. Cullman 3rd |
|
Jared M. Diamond |
Pamela Ebsworth |
|
Marshal Field |
José Maria Figueres |
|
Lynn A. Foster |
William T. Lake |
|
Melvin Lane |
Gary Larson |
|
Shelly Lazarus |
Hunter Lewis |
|
Mora McLean |
Leslie A. Miller |
|
Paul Miller Jr. |
Wendell Mottley |
|
John Ogden |
Hazel R. O'Leary |
|
Gordon Orians |
Anne Pattee |
|
Alison Richard |
Gerald Rupp |
|
Alan Seelenfreund |
Roque Sevilla |
|
Anne Sidamon-Eristoff |
Linda Stone |
|
George Taber |
John Terborgh |
|
Russell E. Train |
Thomas Tusher |
|
Rodney B.
Wagner |
Robert H.
Waterman Jr. |
|
Stephen M.
Wolf |
Jaime Zobel
de Ayala II |
|
|
World Wildlife Fund
Executives:
Kathryn S.
Fuller, president and chief executive
officer.
 Salary
$223,560, benefits $29,516.
President and chief executive officer
since February 1989. Since 1983,
WWF executive vice president, general
counsel, director, WWF public policy,
wildlife trade monitoring programs.
Before 1983, Fuller practiced law with the U.S. Department of
Justice, Office of Legal Counsel; Land and
Natural Resources Division, headed
Wildlife and Marine Resources Section.
Bachelor of arts,
Brown University, juris doctor,
University of Texas. Graduate studies,
University of Maryland.
Board member,
Brown University, Ford Foundation.
Member, Council
on Foreign Relations.
- James Leape,
executive vice-president. Salary
$180,469, benefits $21,381.
- Deborah Hechinger, executive vice-president. Salary $179,530, benefits
$21,239.
- Nancy Dunn, Chief Financial Officer. Salary $141,325, benefits $12,675.
- Margaret Ackerley, General Counsel. Salary
$126,346, benefits $11,324.
- Janet Fesler, Director of Board Relations. Salary
$94,419, benefits $12,608.
- Patty Frohle, Controller (from January 1,
2001), Salary
$58,462, benefits $3,569.
- David Rada, Controller (to December 1,
2000), Salary
$52,060, benefits $7,028.
- William Eichbaum, vice-president. Salary
$146,239, benefits $18,316.
- Victoria Myers, vice-president. Salary
$141,324, benefits $17,533.
- Diane Wood, vice-president. Salary
$139,508, benefits $17,478.
- Bruce Bunting, vice-president. Salary
$128,177, benefits $16,414.
- Mary Jane Jamar, vice-president. Salary
$115,617, benefits $14,690.
Grants:
The Foundation Center database contains records of
445
grants to the World Wildlife Fund.
10 recent grants:
Foundation Name:
Citigroup Foundation
Abstract: For Ecotourism in Brazil
Amount: $25,000 Year Authorized: 2001
Foundation Name: W. K. Kellogg Foundation
Abstract: To establish process fostering viable environmental and
economical crop production frameworks, compatible with Everglades
ecosystem restoration and protection of other sensitive Florida
marine ecosystems
Amount: $304,374 Year Authorized: 2001
Duration: 2-year grant
Foundation Name: The Joyce Foundation
Abstract: For Wildlife and Contaminants Program, which participates
in Great Lakes basin government advisory committees relating to
toxins and water quality, produces research on toxins and wildlife
and human health, and supports screening/testing of chemicals
Amount: $150,000 Year Authorized: 2001
Duration: 2-year grant
Foundation Name: The San Francisco Foundation
Amount: $231,000 Year Authorized: 2001
Foundation Name: Alcoa Foundation
Abstract: For Education for Nature program in countries where Alcoa
has operations
Amount: $500,000 Year Authorized: 2001
Duration: 3-year grant
Foundation Name: The Annenberg Foundation
Amount: $10,000 Year Authorized: 2001
Foundation Name: Skirball Foundation
Abstract: For operating support
Amount: $10,000 Year Authorized: 2000
Foundation Name: Frederick P. & Sandra P. Rose Foundation
Abstract: For Living Planet Campaign
Amount: $25,000 Year Authorized: 2000
Foundation Name: The New York Community Trust
Abstract: To study endocrine-disrupting chemicals
Amount: $100,000 Year Authorized: 2001
Foundation Name: Peninsula Community Foundation
Abstract: For general support
Amount: $10,000 Year Authorized: 2001
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