CNIB (Canadian National Institute For The Blind)

My wife got scammed by a door to door person saying they were fundraising for the CNIB. $20 went to her credit card for CNIB and then another $49.95 USD from Florida. Phoning and cancelling credit card. Someone with CNIB needs to look into this.

They provide a great service.

Very caring and understanding staff

I had a CNIB fundraiser come to mydoor at 12:15 or so. He was vague about the CNIB and the work they did. But he was demanding that they were asking people in my neighborhood to set aside $20 a month for the Guide Dog Program.Finally to get rid of him, I explained I was à senior citizen on pension with eye problems who was in as much need as the people he was representing. He practically ran to get away from me after that. Oh God, the needy! I still don't know if he was a scammer or just bad at his job.

Door to door donation sales people. Limited information and pressuring for contact info before any information. Ultimately arrived at subcription donation and required credit card over the phone on my door step.Just close the door.Recommendation for the staff: Look into website/secure payment methods for completing transactions; I would have donated $20 if it was done proper.

Please stop the door to door. I’ve had four different people from CNIB come to my door in the past four weeks. Asking for too much information and money with little to go on. Please use direct mail, email and social media to seek your donations.

It is for those visually impaired, run by those who are visually impaired. They prove that having a disability doesn't mean your life as you know it ends. Alterations have to be made.