Data handling is kept narrow, practical, and mission-aligned.
This policy explains what limited information the public site may collect, why it is used, and how FB2F approaches stewardship of those records.
Only limited public-site data is processed.
The site may process basic analytics, browser-request metadata, and the details submitted through public contact forms, including name, email, organization, inquiry type, and message content.
Protection is applied proportionately.
Reasonable safeguards are used to protect form submissions, operational inboxes, and the limited records created from public-site contact requests.
The policy can be revised.
FB2F may update this policy as the public platform, legal obligations, or communications workflows evolve. Material updates will be published here.
Data is used to keep the public channel functional.
Information is used to operate the site, respond to requests, reduce spam or abuse, and maintain a usable communications channel for partners, donors, volunteers, and communities.
Data is used to keep the public channel functional.
Information is used to operate the site, respond to requests, reduce spam or abuse, and maintain a usable communications channel for partners, donors, volunteers, and communities.
Information is not treated as a commercial asset.
FB2F does not position the public site as a marketplace for personal data. Information may be shared with service providers only where required to host the platform, deliver communications, or protect the system.
Visitors can ask for support or clarification.
Visitors can request clarification or raise concerns by contacting FB2F directly. Where appropriate, the foundation may correct, update, or remove records that are no longer needed for legitimate operational use.