Grapevine's Privacy Policy: Data Collection, Use, And Protection.pdf

## Grapevine Privacy Policy Summary (April 2024)

Who it Applies To: This policy governs how goodMatch Inc. (Grapevine) collects, uses, and shares your personal information when you use their website (www.grapevine.org) and related services.

What Information is Collected: Grapevine gathers various data points like:

Personal details (name, email, address, phone number, etc.)
Login credentials
Payment information (from donors, banks, etc., but not directly handled by Grapevine)
Transaction history
Communication with them
Information shared on the platform (comments, contributions)
IP addresses and GPS location

How Information is Used: The data is primarily used to:

Verify your identity and allow access to your account.
Provide you with services like fundraising and donation processing.
Send relevant information and updates about organizations and campaigns based on your interests and usage.
Improve the platform and content.
Respond to legal requests, prevent fraud, and enforce policies.

Who Has Access to Your Data: Grapevine may share your data with:

Trusted service providers who help deliver the services (but are contractually obligated to protect your information).
Third-party vendors involved in technical operations.
Nonprofits or giving circle leaders when necessary for transaction completion (without access to credit card details).
Potential acquirers in the event of a sale, merger, or change in control.

Communication Preferences: You have choices regarding email communication from Grapevine. While they minimize emails, you can opt-out of certain types of notifications.

Third-Party Services: Connecting your account to social media platforms like LinkedIn or Facebook will allow Grapevine to interact with those services but will not post on your behalf without your permission.

Cookies: Grapevine uses cookies (small data files) for technical purposes like remembering you as a repeat visitor and improving the website experience. You can control cookie usage through your browser settings.

Your Privacy Rights: You have the right to:

Access, correct, or delete your personal information.
Opt-out of email communications.
* Request suspension or deletion of your data.