Privacy Policy

Introduction

Australian Generosity Foundation Ltd (“AusGiving”) is committed to protecting your privacy. AusGiving is a registered Australian charity (incorporated in New South Wales) with Public Benevolent Institution (PBI) status and Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR-1) endorsement. We operate as a donor-advised fund sponsor in Australia, enabling donors to support charitable causes globally in partnership with TrustBridge Global Foundation. This Privacy Policy explains how we collect, use, disclose, and protect your personal information in accordance with the Australian Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) and the Australian Privacy Principles (APPs), as well as donor expectations and best practices in the nonprofit sector. 

By using the AusGiving website (https://ausgiving.org.au/), you consent to the practices described in this Policy. This Policy applies to all individuals who interact with AusGiving both online and offline, including donors, fund advisors, grant recipients, and website visitors.

Our Relationship with TrustBridge Global Foundation: AusGiving is a Network Member of TrustBridge Global Foundation (TGF), a tax-exempt charitable foundation based in Switzerland, that administers donor-advised funds for our Australian donors. If you establish a donor-advised fund through AusGiving, your fund is opened and managed with TrustBridge as our global partner. In this arrangement, TrustBridge serves as a key administrator of your donor-advised fund (including maintaining records and providing the donor portal for fund management), while AusGiving’s role is to facilitate your giving and ensure compliance with Australian regulatory obligations. We collect and share with TrustBridge only the personal information necessary to set up and support your fund and charitable grants, and we do not collect or retain sensitive data beyond what is required for those purposes. Any information we provide to TrustBridge or other partners is disclosed with your consent and used exclusively for administering your donor-advised fund and related charitable transactions in line with this Policy. (When you use the TrustBridge donor portal via links on our website, the personal information you enter will be received by TrustBridge and handled consistent with this Policy and TrustBridge’s privacy protections.)

Personal Information We Collect

Information you provide: AusGiving may collect personal information from you when you interact with us, for example when you: set up or maintain a donor-advised fund, make a donation or recommend a grant, sign up for our communications, or contact us with an inquiry. This personal information may include both sensitive and non-sensitive details. For instance, we might collect:

• Identity and Contact Details: Your name, title, date of birth, nationality, postal address, email address, phone number, and other contact information. We may also collect identification details (such as passport or driver’s licence information) where required for identity verification.
• Donor Fund and Giving Information: Information related to establishing and managing your donor-advised fund or donations. This can include your fund name, charitable giving preferences, areas of interest, and grant recommendations (i.e. the charities or causes you wish to support). We record details of donations you make to AusGiving, grant distributions you recommend, and any correspondence or instructions relating to your charitable fund.
• Financial Information: Details necessary to process your contributions and grants, such as donation amounts, payment method, or bank account details for transfers. Please note: AusGiving does not store your credit card numbers or online banking passwords on our servers. If you make a donation online, payment details are handled via secure third-party payment processors, and we only receive confirmation of the transaction.
• Tax and Regulatory Information: For compliance with tax laws and anti-money laundering requirements, we may collect information like your tax residency or Tax File Number (TFN) (where provided), as well as evidence of the source of funds or wealth for significant donations (for example, your occupation/employer or general source of your donation funds, as asked on our donor fund application). This helps us meet obligations under Australian law and international AML/CTF regulations.
• Family Members and Advisors: If you choose to provide information about other individuals – for example, naming a successor advisor or recommending a co-donor, or giving us contact details of your legal/financial advisor – we will collect such personal information. This might include names of your spouse/partner or children (for instance, if you involve them in giving or legacy planning) and the contact details of any professional advisor you authorize to access your fund. We assume that if you give us someone else’s personal information, you have their permission to do so.
• Charity/Beneficiary Information: In some cases, when you recommend an overseas charitable organization for a grant, we may need certain information about that entity or its key personnel. For example, to fulfill due diligence and legal compliance, we might collect the names and roles of charity directors or beneficiaries, and in limited cases, a government-issued identification number of a key individual at the recipient charity for screening purposes. Such information is used strictly for compliance (e.g. Anti-Money Laundering and counter-terrorism financing checks) and is not stored longer than necessary for that purpose. (For instance, if we are required to verify an overseas charity’s principals against sanction lists, we will perform the check but will not retain their ID details in our active databases once the check is completed.)

Information collected automatically: When you visit our website, certain technical information may be collected automatically, such as your device’s Internet Protocol (IP) address, browser type, operating system, and the dates/times of access. We use this information in aggregate to monitor and improve our website and ensure security; we do not use it to identify you personally unless necessary to investigate abuse or security incidents. Our website also uses cookies and similar technologies to enhance user experience (for example, to remember your preferences) and to gather analytics about how the site is used. Cookies are small data files placed on your device; they serve as an identification tag, helping our site recognize you on repeat visits and tailor your experience. The cookies we use do not execute programs or install malware, and we do not use cookies to track you for third-party advertising. You can control or disable cookies through your browser settings. However, note that if you reject certain cookies, some features of our site (such as the donor login portal or forms) may not function properly. We may use third-party analytics tools (like Google Analytics) which set their own cookies to collect usage data in aggregate (e.g. pages visited, time spent); this helps us understand trends and improve our content. These analytics do not receive your name or personal identifiers from us. You can opt-out of Google Analytics tracking by using the official browser add-on or adjusting your browser settings to reject cookies or send a “Do Not Track” signal, though this may affect some site functionality.

Option of Anonymity/Pseudonymity: Wherever lawful and practicable, you have the option to interact with us anonymously or under a pseudonym. For example, you may browse our website without providing your name, or make general inquiries without identifying yourself. However, for many of our services – such as issuing donation receipts for tax purposes, establishing a donor-advised fund, or facilitating specific charitable grants – we will need to know your identity and collect relevant personal details. We will inform you when identification is required (for instance, we cannot establish a donor fund or provide a tax-deductible receipt to an anonymous donor). We appreciate your understanding that these identifiers help ensure we comply with legal requirements and properly administer your charitable contributions.

How We Use Personal Information

AusGiving collects and handles your personal information primarily to better serve you and to carry out our charitable mission of facilitating generosity. We use the information you provide (and that we collect) for purposes including:

• Establishing and Administering Donor Funds: We use your information to open your donor-advised fund account and administer it on an ongoing basis. This includes processing your initial application, verifying your identity and eligibility, setting up your fund in the TrustBridge system, and executing your instructions (such as investments of the fund and succession plans for the fund, if any). We also maintain records of your fund’s activities and balance.
• Facilitating Charitable Donations and Grants: Your information enables us to fulfill the grant recommendations and donation requests you make. For example, if you recommend a grant to a particular charity, we (in cooperation with TrustBridge) will use your details to process that grant, ensure the funds reach the intended charity, and comply with any reporting or due diligence requirements. We also use your information to issue receipts for your tax-deductible donations to AusGiving and to meet Australian record-keeping rules.
• Communication and Donor Support: We use contact information like your email, phone, or mailing address to communicate with you and provide customer service. This includes responding to inquiries or requests you send us, confirming transactions, sending you statements or reports about your donor fund, and notifying you and obtaining input regarding grants. For instance, after you make a donation or recommend a grant, we may send confirmation letters or emails and later provide updates on the status of the grant. We also use personal information to answer any questions you may have about our services or to address concerns.
• Providing Updates and Personalised Content: With your consent, we may use your information to send you updates and materials tailored to your interests as a donor. For example, we might send you our newsletter, success stories illustrating the impact of grants you’ve supported, or invitations to events and philanthropic opportunities that align with your stated charitable interests. We will only send you marketing or promotional communications if you have opted to receive them. Even if you initially agree, you can opt out of these communications at any time (see “Your Choices” below).
• Verification and Compliance: We use personal information to meet our legal and compliance obligations. This includes verifying your identity and eligibility when you establish a fund or make a significant donation (e.g. for anti-fraud and anti-money laundering purposes), conducting required due diligence on recommended charities (which may involve using some of your information in communications with TrustBridge’s compliance team or in reports to regulators), and ensuring grants made through AusGiving further our charitable purpose and comply with Australian law. We also use personal data to maintain accurate financial records, undertake audits, and prepare required reports (such as the Annual Information Statement to ACNC or any overseas activities reports). In some cases, laws or regulations (for example, the External Conduct Standards for charities, or taxation laws) may require us to use or disclose certain personal information – we only do so as needed for compliance (see “Disclosure” below for details).
• Improving Our Services: We may analyse how donors use our website and programs in order to improve functionality and user experience. For example, we might review aggregated data on site navigation to make our online content easier to find, or we might use feedback you provide to enhance our donor services and support. This helps us better serve the Australian philanthropic community. In addition, maintaining internal records of donations and grants allows us to track our impact and ensure our processes are efficient and effective.

We are careful to only collect and use personal information that is necessary for the above purposes, and we do so in a fair and lawful manner. We do not use your personal data in ways that are unrelated to our mission and services unless we have your consent or are required by law. Specifically, we do not use your data for any unrelated commercial purposes.

Disclosure of Personal Information

AusGiving understands that your personal information is private, and we treat it with confidentiality. We will never sell, trade, or rent your personal details to third parties for their marketing or fundraising purposes. We only disclose your information in the ways described below, or as otherwise permitted by law, and always with appropriate safeguards.

• Within AusGiving and the TrustBridge Global Network: Within our own organisation, access to personal information is restricted to staff or officers who need to use it for the purposes described (such as communicating with you, maintaining records, or fulfilling compliance obligations). All personnel are trained to handle data with care and confidentiality. Because AusGiving works closely with TrustBridge Global Foundation to administer your donor-advised fund, certain information will be shared with TrustBridge and potentially its affiliated entities as necessary to carry out your charitable giving. For example, if you open a fund or request an overseas grant, we will provide TrustBridge with the details needed to set up and manage your fund and to complete the grant (this can include your fund application information, identity details for verification, and the grant instructions). TrustBridge and any other TrustBridge Global Network member involved are bound to use your information only for those purposes and to protect it in accordance with privacy standards comparable to this Policy. In practice, TrustBridge handles the day-to-day processing and record-keeping of your donor-advised fund (including hosting the donor web portal and conducting due diligence on recipient charities), so information like your name, contact details, and fund activity will reside in TrustBridge’s secure systems. AusGiving and TrustBridge have agreements in place to ensure your data is safeguarded.
• Service Providers (Third-Party Processors): We may disclose some personal information to trusted third-party companies or consultants who provide services to us and act on our behalf. These service providers help us operate effectively and may include, for example: cloud data storage or IT hosting providers, secure payment processors, email/newsletter distribution services, customer relationship management software, survey or analytics providers, legal and accounting professionals, and external auditors. When we share data with service providers, we limit it to the information necessary for them to perform their specific function (for instance, if we engage a mailing service to send out our annual report, they will receive your name and address only for that purpose). All our service providers are contractually obligated to handle your information confidentially and to use it solely for providing services to AusGiving – they cannot use or disclose your information for their own purposes. Notably, AusGiving engages Global Charity Services, Inc., a service provider based in the United States, which assists TrustBridge and its network (including AusGiving) with processing and administrative support for donor-advised fund operations. As a result, some of your personal data may be transferred to or accessible by Global Charity Services in the U.S. for data entry, database management, or similar back-office functions. Global Charity Services is required to protect your information under strict confidentiality and security agreements.
• Overseas Data Transfers: As indicated above, AusGiving is part of the TrustBridge Global Network which operates internationally. In order to facilitate cross-border charitable giving, we may need to transfer your personal information to organisations in other countries. The most common transfers are to Switzerland (to TrustBridge Global Foundation, our partner) and to the United States (to Global Charity Services, Inc., and potentially cloud servers or services located there). In some cases, if you recommend a grant to a charity in another country, we might also share limited information with a TrustBridge network partner or intermediary in that region to coordinate the grant (for example, to ensure local compliance or to deliver the funds). Regardless of the destination, any overseas recipient of your personal information will be subject to privacy obligations to keep it secure and use it only for the purposes we’ve specified. AusGiving will take reasonable steps to ensure that any overseas organisation (such as TrustBridge or other global partners) will handle your information in a manner consistent with the APPs and this Policy. In the unlikely event that we cannot ensure this (for instance, if you insist we transfer data to an overseas entity that may not protect privacy), we would inform you and seek your consent, or otherwise only proceed as allowed by law. By engaging with AusGiving and our donor-advised fund platform, you consent to us transferring your information overseas for the purposes explained, including to Switzerland, the United States, and any other country where our network operates, on the understanding that we will safeguard it as described. (If you would like more information about our international data transfers, please contact us – see Contact Us below.)
• With Your Consent or At Your Direction: We will disclose your personal information to third parties if you request or authorize us to do so. For example, if you have a legal or financial advisor, family member, or other person that you explicitly instruct us to work with regarding your donor-advised fund, we can share information with them as needed. A common scenario is where a donor authorizes their professional advisor or a co-trustee to have access to their fund information – in such cases, we will provide access or reports to that person with your permission. Similarly, if you ask us to coordinate a grant with another foundation or to send a dedication or notification to a charity or honoree, we may include your name or message as you direct. We will also share information about you with other organisations in cases where you have expressly consented (for instance, if a partner charity wants to acknowledge your gift and you agree to be recognized, we might confirm your name to that charity). If you have opted to remain anonymous for a particular donation or grant, we will not disclose your identity to the beneficiary charity or any other unaffiliated entity.
• Legal Compliance and Protection: We may disclose personal information when required or permitted by law, or if we believe in good faith that such disclosure is necessary for legal or security reasons. This includes situations where we need to comply with Australian laws, regulations, or court orders, and also any applicable laws of other jurisdictions (for example, responding to a lawful request from an overseas regulatory authority through TrustBridge). Examples of legal disclosures may include: providing information to the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) or the ACNC as part of our reporting obligations (such as including donation details in financial reports), responding to a subpoena or governmental inquiry, or sharing information with law enforcement if required in investigations. We may also disclose information to enforce or apply our agreements (such as investigating a breach of our Terms of Use) or to protect the rights, property, or safety of AusGiving, our donors, or others. For instance, if needed to prevent or address fraud or security vulnerabilities, we might share relevant data with law enforcement or cybersecurity experts. In any case where we need to disclose your information under legal compulsion or critical safety circumstances, we will attempt to notify you of the disclosure beforehand if it is legally permissible and practical to do so.
• Auditors and Advisors: On occasion, our financial records (which may include donor information) are reviewed by external auditors or professional advisors (e.g. accountants, lawyers) to ensure we are compliant and operating correctly. These auditors or advisors might see personal information such as donation records or fund balances during their work. Rest assured, such third parties are also bound by confidentiality obligations and must not use your information for any purpose other than the audit or advisory services.
• Organisational Changes: In the unlikely event that AusGiving undergoes a significant change – for example, a merger with another charitable entity, restructuring, or transfer of our assets to another charity – your personal information may be transferred as part of that process so that the successor organisation can continue to provide services to you (for instance, maintaining your donor-advised fund). If this happens, we will ensure that the new entity is subject to the same privacy obligations outlined in this Policy and we will notify you of the change.

In all cases of disclosure, our aim is to minimize the personal information shared and to ensure any third party handles your data with appropriate care. We will not disclose your personal information in ways that you would not reasonably expect us to, without your consent. Specifically, we do not share or sell donor lists to other charities for fundraising purposes. We also do not send communications on behalf of unrelated organizations. The only exceptions are as described above or as required by law. If another charity or partner organization seeks information about you (for example, to thank you for a grant), we will only provide it if it aligns with your expressed wishes and our obligations.

Data Security

We take the security of your personal information seriously. AusGiving implements a range of technical and organizational measures to protect the information we hold from misuse, interference, loss, unauthorized access, modification, or disclosure. These measures include:

• Secure Systems and Encryption: We use industry-standard security technologies to safeguard digital data. Any sensitive personal information you provide through our website or forms (such as identification details or financial information) is encrypted in transit using secure socket layer (SSL/TLS) encryption. We also encrypt data in storage when appropriate. Our databases and IT systems are protected by firewalls and network security monitoring to prevent external intrusions.
• Access Controls: We restrict access to personal information to only those staff or authorized service providers who require it to perform their duties. User accounts and systems are password-protected and access is managed through role-based permissions. We periodically review who has access to ensure it remains limited to necessary personnel. Physical records containing personal information (if any) are kept in secure, access-controlled locations.
• Training and Policies: All staff and volunteers of AusGiving who handle personal information receive training on privacy and data protection. We have internal policies and procedures to prevent unauthorized use or sharing of personal data. We require our service providers to also follow strict data security standards.
• Payment Security: For online donations, we use secure payment gateways that comply with the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI-DSS). As noted, we do not store credit card details on our own systems. Any direct debit or bank account information you provide is handled with confidentiality and used only for the transaction you have authorized.

While we strive to protect your information, it’s important to understand that no method of transmission or storage is completely infallible. The internet by its nature cannot be guaranteed 100% secure, so we cannot promise absolute security of data. However, we will continue to update and strengthen our security measures in line with best practices to mitigate risks. We also encourage you to play a role in protecting your information: for example, use strong passwords for any donor portal accounts, keep your login credentials confidential, and be cautious about sending sensitive information via email. If you suspect any unauthorized access or other security issues regarding your personal data, please contact us immediately.

Data Breaches: AusGiving has a data breach response plan in place. In the unfortunate event of a data breach that is likely to result in serious harm to you (for instance, a cyberattack leading to unauthorized access of your personal information), we will promptly notify you and the relevant authorities as required under the Privacy Act’s Notifiable Data Breaches scheme. Our notification would outline the nature of the breach, the information affected, and recommendations for steps you should take to protect yourself. We would also take immediate steps to contain and remediate the breach. Your trust is paramount, and we will always strive to be transparent about any security issues that arise.

Data Retention and Destruction

We will retain your personal information only for as long as it is needed to fulfill the purposes for which it was collected and to comply with our legal and regulatory obligations. This means:

• Records of your donations, grants, and correspondence will be kept for the duration of your relationship with us (for example, as long as you have an active donor-advised fund or continue to donate through AusGiving), and for a reasonable period thereafter.
• We are generally required by law to keep certain records for a minimum period. For instance, financial transaction records (including donation receipts and grant disbursement details) may be retained for at least 7 years to comply with taxation law, audit requirements, and ACNC record-keeping obligations. Similarly, if you have closed your donor-advised fund, we may retain basic information about the fund and its grants for a time in case of future inquiries or legal requirements.
• If you have subscribed to newsletters or updates, we will retain the necessary contact information until you unsubscribe or the service is discontinued, after which we will remove your details from the mailing list (aside from a record of your opt-out request, which we need to honor your preferences).

When personal information is no longer needed for our operational needs or any legal requirement, we will take steps to permanently delete, destroy, or de-identify it. We have protocols to ensure the secure disposal of personal data – for example, paper records are shredded or pulped, and electronic files are securely erased or anonymized so that you can no longer be identified. In some cases, rather than complete deletion, we may anonymize data (so it can no longer be linked to you) for statistical or impact analysis purposes; such anonymized data is no longer personal information.

If there are any instances where we are unable to completely erase your data (for example, because it is stored in an archived backup system that is impractical to edit, or because a legal mandate requires continued retention), we will ensure your information is securely protected and isolated from further active use.

Your Rights and Choices

AusGiving respects your rights to access and control your personal information. Below is a summary of your key privacy rights and how you can exercise them:

• Access to Your Information: You have the right to request access to the personal information we hold about you. This includes details of your donor-advised fund, donation history, contact information, and any other personal data on file. You may request to receive a copy of this information. To protect your privacy, we will need to verify your identity before fulfilling an access request (for example, we might ask you to provide certain details that we can match with our records). We will endeavor to respond to access requests as quickly as possible, typically within 30 days. If for some reason we cannot give you access to certain information (for instance, if providing it would unreasonably impact someone else’s privacy or it’s subject to legal privilege), we will explain the reasons and work with you to provide alternative solutions if possible. Access to your information is generally provided free of charge, but if your request is unusually complex or requires substantial resources, we may charge a reasonable fee (we would let you know in advance).
• Correction of Your Information: We want to ensure that the personal information we hold is accurate, up-to-date, and complete. If you become aware that any details we have are incorrect or have changed (for example, you move address or change your email, or you spot a misspelled name), please let us know. You have the right to request that we correct or update any inaccurate or incomplete personal information. We will promptly make the corrections upon verification. In rare cases, if we are unable to correct your information as you requested (such as if we disagree that the information is incorrect), we will inform you of the reason and, at your request, we can attach a statement to our records noting your concerns. We encourage donors to keep us informed of any relevant changes to their personal details, so we can serve you better.
• Withdrawal of Consent & Opting Out: If we are using your personal information based on your consent (for example, you consented to receive our email newsletter or to be acknowledged by name on a public report), you have the right to withdraw that consent at any time. For instance, if you no longer wish to receive marketing or informational emails, you can opt out by clicking the “unsubscribe” link in our emails or by contacting us directly. If you withdraw consent for a particular use, we will stop that use promptly. Note that withdrawing consent will not affect the legality of what we did before your withdrawal, and sometimes we might still need to retain certain information for other lawful reasons (e.g., we might still send you transactional communications like donation receipts even if you opt out of newsletters, as those are necessary for our services). Opting out of promotional communications or newsletters will not affect your ability to use our donor services; we do not “penalize” anyone for exercising their privacy choices.
• Anonymity and Pseudonymity: As mentioned earlier, you have some choices about whether or not to identify yourself in your dealings with us. If you prefer not to share certain information, you are not required to do so, but please understand that we might be unable to provide certain services without it. For example, you may choose not to provide optional data fields on an application form – that is perfectly fine if they are not mandatory. However, if you wanted to remain completely anonymous while donating, we would not be able to issue a tax receipt (which requires a name) or associate the donation with a fund. We will make clear what information is necessary and what is optional, so you can decide. You also may choose to use a pseudonym (alias) for public recognition purposes – for example, if we were ever to publish donor acknowledgment lists, you could request to be listed as “Anonymous” or under a pseudonym. Internally, we would still need your real details for compliance.
• Erasure (Deletion) of Data: You may ask us to delete your personal information in certain circumstances. For example, if you have completely withdrawn from using our services and you want your personal data removed, you can request that we erase what we hold. We will honor such requests whenever practicable, provided we have no ongoing legal or operational need to keep the data. As noted in Data Retention, we might need to retain certain minimal information for a defined period (e.g., donation records for compliance), but we will explain to you if that is the case. Where we can’t fully delete data due to legal obligations, we will, if possible, suppress or restrict it so it’s not actively used.
• Objection or Restriction: If you object to any particular way we are using your information, you may contact us to discuss limiting that use. For instance, if you do not want your personal data included in a particular internal analysis or you have concerns about any data sharing, we are happy to discuss how we can accommodate your concerns. Under EU or other global privacy laws (if applicable in the future), individuals have rights to object to processing or request restriction of processing. While Australian law doesn’t enumerate these in the same way, AusGiving will still strive to respect such preferences wherever possible as a matter of good practice.

We will not charge you to exercise your rights (except in the very limited scenario of an excessive request as noted for access). For any requests related to the above rights, the easiest way is to contact us via the contact details in the next section. For security reasons, we may need to verify your identity before acting on requests like access or deletion, to ensure we are modifying or releasing information to the correct individual. We aim to address all requests within a reasonable timeframe and in accordance with applicable law. If we cannot fulfill a request, we will provide you with an explanation.

Inquiries, Concerns, and Complaints

We value the trust you place in us, and we want you to feel confident about how we handle your privacy. If you have any questions about this Privacy Policy or about how AusGiving manages personal information, or if you wish to exercise any of your rights or update your details, please do not hesitate to contact us. We have a designated Privacy Officer who oversees our compliance and would be happy to assist you.

Contact Details:

• Email: [INSERT CONTACT EMAIL]
• Postal Address: [INSERT MAILING ADDRESS FOR AusGiving] (Attn: Privacy Officer)

Please include your name and a description of your inquiry or issue. For example, if you are requesting access or correction, specifying what information your request pertains to will help us respond faster. We may require you to provide proof of identity for certain requests to ensure we protect your data from unauthorized access.

Complaints Handling: If you believe that we have not handled your personal information in accordance with this Policy or the Australian Privacy Principles, you have the right to make a privacy complaint. We take all privacy complaints seriously and will endeavor to resolve them promptly and fairly. To lodge a complaint, please contact us using the details above – describe the nature of your complaint, the outcome you seek, and any relevant details. Our Privacy Officer will acknowledge your complaint and commence an investigation. We may ask for additional information if needed and will inform you of the progress. We aim to provide a written response to privacy complaints within a reasonable time (typically within 30 days).

Changes to this Privacy Policy

From time to time, AusGiving may update or revise this Privacy Policy to reflect changes in our practices or to ensure compliance with new laws or regulations. If we make any significant changes, we will post the updated Privacy Policy on our website with a new “Effective Date” and, if appropriate, provide a more prominent notice (for example, a notification on our homepage or an email to donors). We encourage you to review this Policy periodically to stay informed of how we are protecting your information.

Your continued use of our website or services after any changes to the Privacy Policy are posted will be taken as your acknowledgement of those changes. If you do not agree with any aspect of an updated Policy, you have the right to let us know and/or discontinue use of our services. We will always indicate the date of the latest revision for your reference.

Thank you for your trust in AusGiving. We are dedicated to upholding your privacy while enabling impactful generosity. If you have any questions or need further clarification about our Privacy Policy, please contact us at any time.