I think it is the Canadian Diabetes Association Clothesline calling to see if you have items to donate. They take used items to Value Village stores and receive some of the proceeds.

This IS the Canadian Diabetes Foundation. I gave them my number (& allowed them to call me) because I am a regular contributor  to the CDF. You may request that your number be removed from their database, but that might not be sufficient.I do not know about the DNC (Do Not Call) rules precisely, but many (meaning LOTS) of DNC requests have resulted in my getting calls from other telemarketing a-holes. In this case....... caveat emptor .... Let the buyer beware...There are too many ways for a biz to circumvent federal rules such as Do Not Call. Since I use a cell phone as my primary phone connection, I have ID'd this number as "CDA Spam". Thus, if called, I do not answer. (or do, if I have a donation on hand) Easy. For me, at least... (btw, I am a Fido customer)

They've been calling me too....looked it up....this is what I found....

Probably looking for donations, if you have donated before....

Hope this helps... :)

Canadian Diabetes Association
45 Montreal Rd, Vanier K1L 6E8, Ontario
p: (613) 746-4633

Yes and take a look at the prices at these so called discount stores tripled in the last several years, more expensive than wallmart LOL.

I too have been called almost daily from this number with message,and no one on the line so I searched it - The Canadian Diabetes Association number came up.  I understand the negative impact it has on people (me included) and how badly it reflects the CDA as a whole.  As a mother of a young daughter with type 1 diabetes I am saddened about the bad practices of the CDA clothesline segment of the CDA which undoubtedly paints the entire association in bad light.  The CDA has researched and published many educational materials for parents, schools and caregivers of children with type 1 diabetes.  They also do outreach to newly diagnosed families, among other beneficial practices.  The work that the association as a whole does has been invaluable to our daughter and family as a whole.  I write this only to highlight that the Canadian Diabetes Association does very important and life-saving work and the practices of the clothesline division of this association does not reflect the good work that the CDA does as a whole.  I will be contacting the CDA over the annoying perpetual calls and voice my concerns on the impact they are having on the association as a whole.

Jen:  Thanks for I.D.ing the caller.  My phone screen says "unknown caller" and they never leave a message.  This is the second time they have called my number this month.  I don't answer the phone.I have been harassed by The Canadian Diabetes Association for several years, and I told them in no uncertain terms to take my number OFF their list!  It appears they have a very short memory.  This all started about 12 years ago when my daughter gave them a donation of clothes.  Since then they have been called ridiculously too often. It isn't as if everyone changes their wardrobe every week, & she had given all she had at the time.  She is no longer living here.  This is a very poor policy by the CDA, and I think I will write to their organization to let them know it has a VERY NEGATIVE EFFECT on the people they bug! Frankly if I did have any unwanted clothes I would rather give them to any OTHER  organization OR burn them in my fire pit rather than hand them over to that organization!