Our Policy
1.0 PRIVACY
We keep your private information private by:
- Not selling your information. You have entrusted the National Council of Young Men’s Christian Associations of the United States of America and its independent and autonomous member associations (collectively “The Y”) with your personal information, and we’re committed to using it wisely. The Y will not sell your personal information to anyone, for any reason, at any time.
- Restricting who has access to your information. The Y takes reasonable precautions to restrict access to your Internet account and personal information only by employees who are authorized to have such access for business purposes. If you have any questions or concerns about our privacy policy, please contact us at jdemetry@graniteymca.org, 603.782.2819.
Scope of Privacy Policy
This policy applies to the personal information that you provide to The Y, either through our websites, in person, or otherwise. This policy does not apply to your use of unaffiliated sites to which our websites link.
Collection of Personally Identifiable Information
The Y collects personally identifiable information (PII) from you when you voluntarily submit such information to us. This includes your name, home address, email address, date of birth, demographic information, health information, and more.
Use and Disclosure of PII
Details on how The Y may use and disclose PII, including conducting activities, events, or services and sharing PII with trusted service providers and select nonprofit organizations.
Collection of Non-Personally Identifiable Information
Explains the methods used for collecting non-personal information such as “Cookie” technology, IP address tracking, and web beacons.
Use of Non-Personally Identifiable Information
Describes how non-personal information is used, primarily for administering websites and understanding technology usage.
Collection of Sensitive Information
Outlines the circumstances under which sensitive information such as payment card or health information is collected and its handling.
Privacy of Children
Addresses the protection of children’s privacy and the steps taken when collecting PII from children under 13, including parental consent and notification.
Donations
Information on how donation-related data is collected, processed, and used.
Links to Other Sites
Disclaimer about third-party sites linked from The Y’s websites.
Choice/Opt-Out
Options for users to opt-out of receiving information and the limitations of modifying or removing information from databases.
Personal Data Access and Accuracy
Information on how users can inquire about and request corrections to their data.
2.0 SECURITY
Details about the security measures YMCAs take to protect personal information and the acknowledgment that absolute security cannot be guaranteed.
Consent to Transfer
Information regarding the transfer of data to the United States for users outside of the U.S.
California Privacy Rights
Specific rights for California residents under the “Shine the Light” law.
Updating your Personal Information
Instructions on how users can update their personal information.