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CFL Partners with World Vision Canada to Extend Global Outreach

Publié le : 03 octobre 2023
Mis à jour le : 03 octobre 2023

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The Canadian Football League (CFL) has announced a significant new partnership with World Vision Canada, a global relief, development, and advocacy organization. This alliance aims to reach out to CFL's expansive fan base to create meaningful changes in the lives of children living in high-risk regions around the globe.

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