This person calls often and does not say anything or leave a message.
This is quite annoying and would like it to stop.

i wish they'd stop disturbing me

Sure, they need to fix the problem of over dialing.  Poor people can have less clothing because of it.  Is that a reasonable consequence?  Perhaps alittle unfair.  Since the 70s, minimum wage has decreased quality of living in conjunction with corporate market fixed prices, making life tougher for more people.  The calls are annoying, but I will still give.

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.

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.

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)