2003
   • Becomes federally incorporated as a non-for-profit organization in Canada

2004
   • Opens first club at York University in Toronto, Canada
   • Registers as a non-governmental organization in Eastern Europe – Bulgaria
   • Sends winter clothing and shoes to orphans in Eastern Europe

2005
   • Receives its Canadian charitable status
   • Opens a club at Simon Fraser University in Vancouver, Canada
   • Establishes connections with many third world NGOs
   • Appoints a new 11-member Board of Directors

2006
   • Drafts its first official Vision Statement, Mission Statement, Guiding Principles, and Strategic Plan
   • Establishes official partnership with India
   • Delivers school supplies, sports and recreational materials to orphans in Eastern Europe
   • Starts five different Board Committees

2008
   • Opens an official chapter in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
   • Delivers occasional funds for the maintenance of children’s programs in Nicaragua
   • A series of successful fundraising events are started in Edmonton
   • Starts the construction of a school in India

2010
   • School in India completed and starts officially operating
   • Opens a club at the University of Toronto (Scarborough), Canada
   • Opens a club at the University of Alberta, Canada
   • WFFC partners with the Makaya Group Inc. in order to implement a multi-million dollar project for rebuilding Haiti after the disastrous hurricane