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OUR PRIVACY POLICY HIGHLIGHTS:

 

Collection of Personal Information
We gather personal information from consumers who engage with our services. And also during interactions such as donations, volunteering, social media engagement, and other forms of communication. Depending on the context, the information we collect may encompass contact details, demographic data, professional background, payment information, health-related data, unique online identifiers, browsing activity, and any inferences we make about you.

How We Use Personal Information
We utilize personal information to provide, manage, analyze, and enhance our services. And in communicating with our consumers. 

How We Disclose Personal Information
We may share the personal information we collect with our vendors who process it on our behalf (for example, credit card processing companies process donations on our behalf). 

My Neighbour’s Keeper respects your privacy. We will never sell or rent your information nor will we provide or share your personal information with third parties unless it is required by law.

These highlights offer a summary of the types of personal information we collect and how we use and share it. For more comprehensive details, please refer to our full Privacy Policy.

NOTICES

Land Acknowledgement

We love, respect, and acknowledge the Indigenous people of Treaty 7 land—Kainai, Piikani, Siksika, Tsuu T’ina, Îyâxe Nakoda Nations, and Métis Nation Region 3—on whose land we dwell. We commit to fostering relationships based on understanding, respect, and collaboration and supporting the ongoing reconciliation journey.

Charitable Status

My Neighbour’s Keeper is a registered charity in good standing. Donations should be directed to “My Neighbour’s Keeper.” When applicable, My Neighbor’s Keeper will issue a Canadian tax-deductible receipt (Charitable No. 00000 0000 RR0001).

Please contact us with your questions: Donations@myneighbourskeeper.ca.

Fundraising Ethics

Our fundraising practices are guided by the Donor Bill of Rights and the code of ethical principles and standards of the Association of Fundraising Professionals.

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