Eagle Bluff Privacy Policy
Eagle Bluff's website, in fact all Eagle Bluff's programs, are designed
around respect. We learn the names of students and program participants
here because we feel it is one way to show our respect for them. Our
student Code of Conduct revolves around the concept of respect. Indeed,
respect is the concept at the core of such ideals as ethical behavior,
stewardship, and environmentalism.
Your use of our website and the services it provides is subject to
that same concept of respect. We will not use persistent cookies to
identify you or to gain information about you. The only information
about you that we will gain is information you provide freely and knowledgeably.
With that information, we may continue to contact you. You may ask us
to stop at any time. If you provide us with credit card information,
you can be assured that it will be handled on secure lines and that
no one but You, Eagle Bluff, and your credit card company will know
what transpired.
Philanthropy is based on voluntary action for the common good. As a
donor or member, you recognize the value in what Eagle Bluff offers
and it what Eagle Bluff hopes for the future. To show our respect for
your wishes and privacy, Eagle Bluff adopted the following Donor Bill
of Rights. This Bill of Rights was recommended and published by
National Society of Fund Raising Executives (NSFRE), 1993.
You Have The Right:
- To be informed about Eagle Bluff's mission, the way Eagle Bluff
intends to use donated resources, and of its capacity to use donations
effectively for intended purposes.
- To be informed of the identity of those serving on Eagle Bluff's
Board of Directors, and to expect the Board to exercise prudent judgment
in its stewardship responsibilities.
- To have access to the organizations most recent financial statements.
- To be assured your gifts will be used for the purposes for which
they were given.
- To receive appropriate acknowledgment and recognition, if you wish.
Your stated desire to remain anonymous will be respected.
- To be assured that information about your donation is handled with
respect and with confidentiality to the extent provided by law.
- To expect that all relationships with individuals representing Eagle
Bluff will be professional in nature.
- To be informed whether those seeking donations are volunteers, employees,
or hired solicitors.
- To have the opportunity for your name to be deleted from any mailing
lists.
- To feel free to ask questions when making a donation and to receive
prompt, truthful, and forthright answers.
Eagle Bluff Respects Your Privacy:
- Eagle Bluff will not share it's mailing lists or databases with
any other organizations for any reason.
- Eagle Bluff will send occasional membership reminders, requests
for donations, and information about special programs unless you ask
us not to.
- Eagle Bluff keeps all information on program participants, both
youth and adults, on file for two years. This information is kept
in a secure location. Access to the information is limited to staff
with a reason acceptable to the Executive Director. Information about
youth participants in Eagle Bluff's programs is kept confidential
under the requirements of the Family Education Rights and Privacy
Act (FERPA). This information is accessible to the students' parents,
both custodial and non-custodial. This information is shared with
medical or law enforcement professionals in case of emergencies.
- Individuals, families, and organizations are invited to ask any
questions you may have, or to ask Eagle Bluff to stop sending newsletters
and program information at any time.
Questions or Concerns? Please Contact:
Executive Director
Eagle Bluff Environmental Learning Center
Route 2, Box 156A
Lanesboro, MN 55949
Phone: (507) 467-2437
Toll Free: (888) 800-9558 (in MN, WI, IA)
Fax: (507)467-3583
Email: director@eagle-bluff.org
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