Privacy notice
How visitor information is handled with care.
This notice explains how The Rights Foundation handles information shared through this website, including contact messages, donation intentions, help requests, volunteer interest, and public story concerns.
Last updated: June 22, 2026
Plain language
Private details should stay private unless there is a clear, respectful reason to use them.
The foundation uses website submissions to review needs, coordinate service, and respond to visitors. Public reporting should focus on programs and outcomes, not exposing personal hardship.
Information visitors may share
- Contact details such as name, phone number, email address, city, or organization name when a visitor submits a form.
- Messages about donations, volunteering, partnerships, resources, school support, medical support, emergency relief, or other program needs.
- Help-request details that may include sensitive family, education, health, financial, or community circumstances.
How the information is used
- To respond to messages, donation intentions, public help requests, and community coordination needs.
- To review support requests responsibly and route them to the relevant internal workflow or authorized team member.
- To improve program planning, service delivery, public reporting, and follow-up communication.
Sensitive requests and dignity
- Help requests and beneficiary-related information are treated as private operational records.
- Public stories, photos, updates, and activity reports should be reviewed before publication so personal dignity and privacy are protected.
- The website forms are not an emergency hotline. In an immediate medical, safety, or life-threatening situation, visitors should contact local emergency services first.
Sharing and protection
- The Rights Foundation does not sell visitor or beneficiary information.
- Information may be shared with authorized team members, service providers, partners, or advisers only when needed for review, response, service delivery, safety, or compliance.
- Reasonable care is used to protect submitted information, but no website or internet transmission can be guaranteed to be completely secure.
Retention, correction, and public content concerns
- Submitted information may be kept as long as needed for review, follow-up, reporting, operational records, or legal and governance needs.
- Visitors may contact the foundation to request a correction, raise a privacy concern, or ask about removing a public story or image.
- If analytics, payment processing, or additional public account features are added later, this notice should be reviewed and updated.