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Talk to your children about the websites they are visitingĮncourage your teens to follow GivingPoint’s safety tipsĪsk your child to send you a “friend” request on GivingPoint so that you can view their giving profiles If your parents agree and you decide to volunteer for a project, always go with a friend or family memberĮmail GivingPoint when anyone sends you unwanted or inappropriate communications on our contact page.

Never, never, never meet someone in person that you meet online without your parentsĪsk for your parent’s permission before agreeing to volunteer for a project that has been posted on PROJECTS section of GivingPoint

Report users and content that violate our Terms and ConditionsĪlways ask your parents for permission before sending information about yourself to anyone over the Internet

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Never post your full name, address or phone number on your project or blog pagesĪlways be careful when sending a “friend” request to someoneĪlways be careful when accepting requests from people you do not knowīe very cautious about posting and sharing personal information, especially information that could be used to identify you or locate you off-line Important Safety Tips on GivingPoint for Teens: You can help GivingPoint by notifying us of any inappropriate content on our site by emailing us from the contact page.

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GivingPoint users will be provided proactive notice on issues affecting their dataĭespite GivingPoint’s safety and privacy controls, we cannot guarantee that the site is entirely free of offensive content. Personally identifiable data (name, address, email, phone number) is NEVER sold to third parties Teens can delete their data and/or modify profile information If teens submit stories, artwork, comments or anything else to us, which is posted on our site, teens will only be identified on our site by first name and first initial of their last name – never a full name GivingPoint reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to remove any content from the site. GivingPoint will continue to review our policies, systems and procedures to create a safe environment for teens, including identifying and removing inappropriate content from our site. We have implemented many safety and privacy controls as part of our goal to enable teens to share their giving profiles with only the people they want to see it. It does not apply to any other information collected by GivingPoint through any other means. This Privacy Policy applies only to our information practices on GivingPoint’s web site. To better protect our users’ privacy, and to help ensure a rewarding online experience for them, we provide this Privacy Policy summarizing GivingPoint’s online information practices and explaining the choices our users can make about the way their information is collected and used. (*In voluntary compliance with the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act, GivingPoint requires users to provide a date of birth before signing up and will not accept users under the age of 13.) We encourage parents to use the GivingPoint site and our resources with their teens so they can see the incredible benefits of youth making the world a better place! Please get your parent’s permission before using our web site. GivingPoint is a site designed for youth 13 – 19 years old. We are creating philanthropic community leaders, one teen at a time! GivingPoint aspires to be the best online resource where teens can interact safely with their friends and peers who want to find and fuel their civic passion. Your privacy is of the utmost important to us.