Privacy Policy and Security StatementEffective August 1, 2006 Martha Jefferson Hospital Foundation respects your privacy. We appreciate the trust you have placed in us by providing personal information and are committed to honoring your choices. We have created this Statement to keep you informed about what information we collect, how we will protect and use this information, and when we may disclose it. If you have any questions or comments about this Statement, please visit the Contact Us page of this site for information. Application of This StatementThis Statement applies to Martha Jefferson Hospital Foundation's web site, located at www.mjhfoundation.org. This Statement does not apply to Martha Jefferson Hospital, its affiliates, or the web sites of these entities. If you have hospital-related questions or concerns, please see their web site at www.marthajefferson.org. This site may contain links to other web sites that may not be affiliated with the Foundation. We do not control the content, accuracy or functionality of these sites, and they are not controlled by this Statement. We encourage you to read the privacy policy of any site you visit. What Information We CollectIn general, your use of this site will remain anonymous. We do not require you to provide any personal information to view this web site. If you choose to make a comment, ask a question or make a donation via our site, we will ask you to provide certain personal information that we need to respond to your request and to keep appropriate records. This may include your name, address, telephone number, email address, credit or debit card number, your donations history and the nature of your questions or comments. Health InformationThe Foundation is affiliated with Martha Jefferson Hospital, but the Foundation will not respond to hospital-related questions or concerns. We ask that you direct any such inquires directly to the Hospital. Contact information for the Hospital is available on their web site at www.marthajefferson.org. PLEASE DO NOT SUBMIT ANY HEALTH INFORMATION TO THE FOUNDATION. How We Use Your InformationWe will use your information to respond to your comments and questions and to process your donations. Below are details on our web site's available services and how we will use information you submit to us via our web site:
To otherwise be removed from our mailing list, please visit the Contact Us page of this site for information on how to let us know your interest. How We May Share Your InformationWe may share some or all of your information with Martha Jefferson Hospital or our other affiliated entities. We will not share your information with unaffiliated third parties. The affiliated entities with which we share your information will not use your information for any purpose other than those directly related to the purpose for which your information was submitted. We may also sell, transfer or otherwise disclose your information in connection with a corporate reorganization (such as a merger, consolidation or sale) or as required by law. How to Control the Use of Your InformationYour privacy is important, and we want you to make the decisions about the use of your personal information. If you would like to review, change, update or delete any of the information you have submitted to us, or if you have any questions about our use of this information, please contact us using one of these options:
If you receive an email appearing to be from the Foundation but suspect that it is not genuine, please contact us using the information above. We will verify whether we have sent you the email. We will never ask you to send credit card information or other personal information to us via email. Please contact us if you receive this type of email that appears to be from us, and do not respond to the email with personal information. CookiesOur site uses "cookies." Cookies are small text files that send information from our web site to your computer when you are using our web site. We use this information to help our site "remember" you, which will make our site easier for you to use and will customize your experience. Our site also uses cookies when you register with us so that the site can remember the information you have voluntarily provided. Cookies will make your donation process easier by remembering certain information from your last donation. Finally, we use cookies to analyze traffic patterns so that we can improve our site to better address our users' needs. Cookies help us improve your experience on our site, but your web browser must first be set to accept them. If you have questions about cookies, please visit http://www.cookiecentral.com/. This site is not affiliated with the Foundation, but provides excellent information on this technology. SecurityWe protect your information by using Kintera security technologies. These technologies satisfy the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standards ("PCI DSS"). PCI DSS guidelines have been endorsed by all major credit card companies in the United States and are designed to prevent unauthorized access to credit card information and other sensitive information shared with us through our website. Once your information reaches us, we will keep it on a secure server accessible only to our employees or to other technicians who may help us administer our technology. We work hard and have engaged specialists to protect your information, but cannot guarantee its security. In Internet Explorer, secured pages are indicated by a closed lock icon on the bottom bar of the window. For more information, check your browser's documentation. ChildrenWe do not solicit and will not accept donations or other information from children. If you are under age 18, please do not submit any information to us without your parent's or guardian's consent and participation. The Foundation complies with the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act of 1998 ("COPPA"), and does not knowingly collect identifiable personal information from children under the age of 13. If you are concerned that we have such information, please contact us. If we discover that we have obtained information from someone under age 13, we will delete this information from our records. If a user identifies himself or herself as being under age 13, we cannot respond to any requests or submissions they may make. To learn more about COPPA and how to protect your children on the internet, please visit the Federal Trade Commission's Consumer Protection Page. Updates to this StatementWe will periodically review and update this Statement to reflect our current policies. We encourage you to visit this page every time you submit information to us so that you can keep updated on our latest privacy and security guidelines. |
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