Website terms
Responsible use of the public website.
These terms explain how visitors should use The Rights Foundation website, public information, contact forms, donation-intention form, and help-request flow.
Last updated: June 22, 2026
Use with care
The website supports public information, coordination, and respectful communication.
Visitors should use the site honestly and should verify urgent, sensitive, donation, or service-specific details directly with the foundation team.
Website information
- This website shares public information about The Rights Foundation, its programs, activities, updates, impact, and ways to get involved.
- Program details, availability, response times, and public updates may change as needs, resources, and operational priorities change.
- Visitors should contact the foundation directly before relying on website information for a specific donation, partnership, help request, or visit.
Responsible form use
- Visitors should provide accurate information when submitting contact messages, donation intentions, or help requests.
- Forms should not be used for spam, abuse, harassment, unlawful material, or false requests.
- Visitors should avoid submitting another person's sensitive information unless they have a responsible reason and permission to do so.
Help requests and emergency situations
- Submitting a help request does not guarantee approval, funding, medical assistance, transport, or immediate response.
- The foundation may review requests, ask for more information, prioritize urgent needs, or decline requests that cannot be supported.
- The website is not an emergency dispatch service. For immediate danger, urgent medical issues, accidents, or life-threatening situations, contact local emergency services first.
Donations and support intentions
- The donation page records a support intention only. It does not collect online card payments in V1.
- The foundation team may contact supporters to confirm donation details, purpose, payment route, receipt needs, or practical resource coordination.
- Supporters should verify official payment or delivery details directly with the foundation before transferring money or resources.
Public content and media
- Text, photos, stories, logos, and other public materials should not be reused in a way that misrepresents the foundation or harms the dignity and privacy of people served.
- Public stories and activity updates may be edited, corrected, unpublished, or updated when privacy, accuracy, or operational needs require it.
- External links may lead to websites or services outside the foundation's control, and visitors use those third-party sites at their own discretion.
Site changes and review
- The Rights Foundation may update pages, forms, routes, content, or these terms as the website and operations develop.
- The foundation may review submitted information before responding, publishing, or taking action.
- These terms are a public website notice and do not replace formal written agreements, receipts, donor terms, employment terms, or legal advice.