Campaign Privacy & Public Information

Nativa Alliance Community Action respects the privacy of campaign organizers, beneficiaries, and donors.

Some information is displayed publicly as part of a fundraising campaign, while other information is collected only for account, verification, payment, security, or legal purposes.

Information That May Be Public

Depending on the campaign, the following information may appear publicly:

• Campaign title

• Campaign description

• Fundraising goal

• Amount raised

• Campaign photos or videos

• Organizer name or display name

• Beneficiary information provided for public display

• Campaign updates

• Number of donations

• Supporter names when donors choose to display them

Campaign organizers should review all information before publishing a campaign.

Information That Should Remain Private

Certain information should not be posted publicly, including:

• Bank account numbers

• Debit or credit card information

• Social Security numbers

• Government identification numbers

• Passwords

• Verification codes

• Private login information

• Full financial records

• Other sensitive account information

Verification Information

Nativa Alliance Community Action or its payment-processing provider may request private information to verify identity, banking information, campaign ownership, or beneficiary details.

Verification information is not intended to appear publicly on the campaign page.

Beneficiary Privacy

If a campaign is created for another person, the organizer should consider that person’s privacy before posting personal details, photos, documents, or sensitive information.

When appropriate, obtain permission before publicly sharing information about a beneficiary.

Children and Minors

Extra care should be taken when publishing information about children.

Campaign organizers should avoid posting unnecessary personal details that could compromise a minor’s privacy or safety.

Donor Privacy

Donors may be able to choose whether their name appears publicly.

Even when a donor chooses to remain anonymous publicly, payment and transaction information may still be collected for processing, security, fraud prevention, or legal requirements.

Public Campaign Sharing

Campaigns may be shared publicly through social media, search results, external websites, email, text messages, or other channels.

Once information is made public, Nativa Alliance Community Action cannot guarantee that copies, screenshots, reposts, or external references will be removed from other websites or services.

Removing Personal Information

If a campaign organizer accidentally publishes sensitive or private information, the organizer should edit the campaign as soon as possible.

If assistance is needed, contact Nativa Alliance Community Action through the website.

Campaign Records

Certain campaign and transaction records may be retained as required for payment processing, security, fraud prevention, dispute resolution, recordkeeping, or applicable law.

Protect Your Information

Campaign organizers and donors should never send passwords, verification codes, or sensitive financial information through public campaign comments or other public areas of the platform.

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