Privacy Policy

AWCFamily.com is committed to maintaining your trust, confidence, and privacy. The following online privacy policy is intended to protect and secure any personally identifiable information you provide to us online.

Information We Collect

There are two different ways in which we collect information from visitors on our web site:

1. from online requests for information (e-mail list subscription forms, contact forms, etc.);


2. anonymous (non-personally identifiable) information from web server logging (IP address, web browser, etc.).

The information we collect online may include name, address, city, state, ZIP/postal code, and e-mail address. Online forms will also return your IP address, which will only be used in the case of abusive use of such forms. Other specific information about you or your interests may be collected in order to respond to your correspondence or fulfill other requests. This information is used to respond appropriately to those requests and is not stored or used for any other purpose. We will not send you e-mail that you have not agreed to receive. In any and all group mailings, instructions for removal will be included in the message footer.

No Sharing of Personal Information

We never sell, rent, lease or exchange your personal information with other individuals or organizations. We assure you that the identity of all who contact us through this web site will be kept confidential.

Cookies

AWCFamily.com does not presently use “cookies” (small pieces of data that are sent to your browser from a web server and stored on your computer’s hard drive). As such we do not identify you as a first-time or return visitor, or track your movements through our web site.

Children Online Policy

We are concerned about the privacy of young children and do not knowingly collect any personal information from a child under 13. We encourage you to become involved with your child’s access to the Internet and to our site in order to ensure that his or her privacy and safety is well protected.

To read more about online safety and how to become more involved with your child’s online experience, visit Enough Is Enough, or www.commonsensemedia.org.

Links to Outside Sites

This web site links to web sites maintained by other organizations or individuals. We are not responsible for the privacy practices or the content of those external web sites.