Privacy Statement

Thank you for visiting the International Order of the Golden Rule’s (OGR) web site and for reviewing our privacy statement. The following discloses the information-gathering and dissemination practices for this site.

1. Personally identifying information (name, address, etc.), obtained from visitors using the site’s e-mail functions or secure online forms (e.g., conference registration, product orders, Family Contact Input Form), will be used to enhance/speed service to site users submitting such requests. We also may forward such information to suppliers or other parties who are responsible for fulfilling or processing your requests.
   
2. OGR cannot be responsible for privacy policies or the content on sites to which OGR’s site is linked. These sites, along with any banner ads, may contain cookies.
   
3. OGR does not share information about individual Web site users with advertisers but may release the total number of users that have visited a particular section of OGR’s Web site.
   
4. This site has taken reasonable security measures to protect the loss, misuse and alteration of the information under our control. Please remember that no computer system should be considered safe from intrusion. E-mail may be forwarded to numerous computer systems and should not be considered a secure means of communication.
   
5. Those who submit messages via OGR's "all-member e-mail" system maybe identified in the messages they send to current OGR members.
   
6. Our site provides users the opportunity to op-out of receiving communications from OGR and OGR members through the all member email system. Contact OGR's membership department to request removal from the All Member Email system.
   
7. Changes may be made to this policy from time to time and will be posted on this Privacy Statement page. We may also decide to notify our members by e-mail of significant changes in policy.
   
8. Unauthorized attempts to upload information or change information on this service are strictly prohibited and may be punishable under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act of 1996 and the National Information Infrastructure Protection Act.