We track things like your browser type, location, and what you visit on our site. But it’s all anonymous and aggregated. We can’t connect any details to you individually.
We also use cookies, which are small pieces of data stored on your computer. These help our site remember your preferences, but they can’t tell us any personal information. You can always opt out; just change your browser’s settings.
How We Use It
We’ll collect everything we need to process your gift, such as your name, address, and credit card information. We go to great lengths to keep your information secure; see “Security” below for more information.
How We Use It
We’ll collect anything we need to register you, including your name, address, email, and other details. If it’s a paid event, we will also collect your credit card information.
How We Use It
We might collect things like your name, contact information, zip code, or age.
How We Use It
We might share names, contact information, or messages. Why?
We also share information (only what’s necessary!) with outside vendors—such as credit card processing companies, consultants, or spam prevention services.
Warrants. Subpoenas. Legal processes. If the law requires it, we have to share your information. And in rare circumstances, we might share information to:
Also, if we merge with another organization, your information might be transferred to their databases.
To protect your personal information as it is conveyed between your web browser and our web servers, both we and our payment gateway provider support the use of some of the highest-grade encryption widely relied upon by the banking industry, including military-grade 256-bit encryption.
Each time you donate or pay for an event registration via our web site, your web browser is instructed to transmit your private credit card information exclusively to our payment gateway, Authorize.Net, for processing. That information never reaches our web site, meaning it is never seen or stored by us or our servers.
Our privacy policy applies only to JAARS.org. We often link to other websites, but we are not responsible for their content or privacy practices.
Sorry, but you’ll need to ask a parent or legal guardian before giving us any information about yourself. Parents: To have your child’s information removed from our database, just contact us.