Privacy Policy

At Roundup Fellowship, we respect the privacy of visitors to our website, www.rup.org, and understand your concerns about privacy on the Internet and take them seriously.

Our goal is to connect individuals and family members with services and resources that assist people with developmental disabilities to develop physically, emotionally, socially and spiritually so that they may acquire the attitudes, habits and skills necessary to function in society.

• We never sell, share, or disclose any personal information about you, other than as described in this policy.
• Our merchant bank, FirstBank, and our online giving resource Colorado Gives does not have permission to share or use your personal information.

When you make a donation to Roundup Fellowship, you may receive occasional emails from us updating you on Roundup Fellowship, noteworthy developments and seeking your feedback through surveys. If yo do not wish to hear from us, simply use the unsubscribe feature on these emails and/or contact us directly.

Our Policy

Roundup Fellowship does not collect personally identifiable information about individuals unless they knowingly provide it to us. So, if you just want to browse and learn about our services, programs, and benefits, we invite you to do so. If you are a casual, unregistered visitor to our site, we’ll recognize the IP address from which you access the Internet (e.g., 123.456.456.345, or yahoo.com) but not your e-mail address or any other personal or system information, that data remains confidential and will only be used by Roundup Fellowship, our merchant bank, FirstBank and our online giving companies Colorado Gives and Paypal. Under these circumstances, Roundup Fellowship will receive and retain your name, address, email, phone number, date of donation, the amount of the donation, whether the donation is recurring, the frequency of any recurring gifts, and specifications you’ve made about your gift, and whether you want your gift to be anonymous on our annual reports.

If you elect to be “completely anonymous” through your Colorado Gives online donation, Roundup Fellowship will receive the amount of your donation and the date of your donation but will not receive your name, address, email or phone number.

Roundup Fellowship will not share any information you provide to us with any other organization.

Security Online

When you use Colorado Gives to donate to Roundup Fellowship-ColoradoGives.org uses Secure Sockets Layer/Transport Layer Security (SSL/TLS) encryption. SSL/TLS is a generally accepted protocol that encrypts all communication between your web browser and site you’re viewing to prevent third parties from eavesdropping or tampering with your donation information. Common browsers, such as Internet Explorer, make it obvious when information is being passed in a secure manner by using the prefix https:// in the URL or displaying a padlock somewhere in the browser window.

ColoradoGives.org uses a third party SSL/TLS Certificate provider. The level of encryption is determined by your web browser, your computer’s operating system, and the SSL/TLS Certificate.

They then use Braintree, https://www.braintreepayments.com/. and Authorize.net, http://www.authorize.net, to process payment information. You may learn more about their security practices by visiting their websites.

Cookies

We use cookies to store visitors’ preferences, record session information, such as items page and information clicks, alert visitors to new areas that we think might be of interest to them when they return to our site, and record past activity at our site in order to provide better service when visitors return to our site.

Other Information

This website has links to other websites. We are not responsible for, nor do we have any control over, the privacy practice or the content of such other websites, and we encourage you to learn about the privacy policies of those entities.

We do not partner with or have special relationships with any ad server companies. rup.org uses Google Analytics, https://www.google.com, which is a statistical reporting tool that allows us to determine the number of unique and returning visitors, how they were referred to our website, the length of time they spend on our website, the number of pages they visit, and other similar information. You may learn more about Google Analytics security by visiting its website.

If you have questions or concerns about our privacy policies or data processing, please contact us at the address displayed above.

We may update our information collection and processing practices or our privacy policies from time to time. When we change such practices or policies in a material way, we will revise this statement accordingly and would encourage you to revisit this page from time to time to learn more about such changes.