Privacy
Policy
Revised:
November 30, 2004
General
Policy
Privacy and Information
Disclosure
Credit Card Payments
Cookies
General
Policy
The Catholic
Community Foundation web page http://www.ccfphx.org
sets standards for links to/from web sites of other organizations
not operated by the Catholic Community Foundation.
No text, photographs, graphics, or music whose copyright
is held by another party may be used on the web page of Catholic
Communication Foundation without the written permission of
the appropriate copyright holders. Catholic Community Foundation
retains copyright protection on all text, graphic images
and other content in its web site:
"Copyright
© 2000 - 2004 by Catholic Community Foundation. All
rights reserved."
We ask that you
notify the Foundation if you become aware of any unauthorized
web site usage or postings regarding the Catholic Community
Foundation.
For technical support please contact:
Heather Easterbrook (Director of Special Projects)
email: HEasterbrook@ccfphx.org
phone: 602.354.2402
Privacy
and Information Disclosure
The
Catholic Community Foundation web site may periodically prompt
users to provide personal information such as names, addresses,
email, phone numbers, credit card numbers, etc. When users
provide such information, they do so voluntarily. Refusal
to provide such information may affect access to information
and services provided on the web site.
When personal
information is requested it will be done through an SSL secured
form. If you are requested to provide personal information
on an unsecured form, you are asked to contact the webmaster
immediately so that the form can be corrected.
Any
and all information gathered by, or provided to the Catholic
Community Foundation through its web site shall be protected
to the extent possible under current public record laws.
Information subject to such laws includes email sent to Catholic
Community Foundation staff through the organization’s
web site. Disclosure of all or any part of that information
may be required in response to an appropriate public records
request or compelled by legal process.
Credit
Card Payments
The Catholic
Community Foundation allows credit card payments through
its web site by adults over the age of 18 for Internet-enabled
services and programs. The Catholic Community Foundation
reserves the right to refuse service, terminate or suspend
accounts or service or cancel transactions at any time.
Completion of a payment transaction is contingent upon
both the authorization of payment by the applicable credit
card company and acceptance of payment by the Catholic Community
Foundation. In the event that your credit card payment is
unable to be processed, the Catholic Community Foundation
will attempt to notify you using the contact information
you have provided. In any event, you remain solely responsible
for payments due.
Cookies
This web site uses cookies for statistical purposes and,
in some web-based applications, to track user activity. These
are not used to collect personal information, to access your
computer files or to gain control of your computer in any
way. If your browser has the option of accepting cookies
turned off, you may find access to some web services affected.
What are Cookies?
Cookies are text files, stored on your computer, which are
used by web servers to store information about you as a user
of that web site. Cookies are unique to each web site and
information in them cannot be accessed by other web sites.
That means a cookie saved on your computer from the Catholic
Community Foundation web site can only be accessed and used
on the Catholic Community Foundation web site.
There
are two types of cookies: persistent and temporary. The difference
between them is lifespan. A persistent cookie is one that
is stored on your computer until you or your browser software
deletes it. A temporary cookie is only available and active
while you are on the web site. Once you close your browser
or leave the web site, the cookie is disabled and a new one
is created the next time you visit.
Why do we use Cookies?
Cookies allow us to track which content and services are
accessed most and help us improve the services we offer.
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