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Supplemental Terms for Gloo Impact
Supplemental Terms for Gloo Impact
These Supplemental Terms for Gloo Impact (“Supplemental Terms”) apply to all use of Gloo’s Impact Platform, and these Supplemental Terms will supplement the Terms of Service for the Gloo Services (“Gloo’s Terms of Service”). These Supplemental Terms, together with Gloo’s Terms of Services and the policies and other documents referenced in these Supplemental Terms and Gloo’s Terms of Service, form an agreement (“Agreement”) between you and Gloo.
Definitions.
A "Champion Offering" is a structured service or product sponsored by a Donor Organization and provided by a Champion Organization to beneficiaries, designed to address specific needs, and subject to clearly defined milestones. The milestones represent activities or tasks that beneficiaries must complete, with each milestone having specific verification requirements and associated payment amount(s). This structured approach is designed to provide beneficiaries with targeted assistance, while Donor Organizations, donors and Champion Organizations can monitor impact and success via real-time tracking and detailed analytics.
A “Champion Organization” is a legal entity dedicated to delivering approved services or products to beneficiaries. A Champion Organization is responsible for creating and managing Champion Offerings tailored to address specific needs of beneficiaries and for coordinating frontline workers such as coaches, therapists, or guides (whom we refer to as “champions”) who work closely with beneficiaries to provide personalized support and guidance.
“Code” means the U.S. Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended.
A “Fund” is a pool of capital approved by a Donor Organization to support one or more specific Champion Offerings. Each Fund is designed to address targeted needs within a beneficiary population, with detailed criteria for how the funds are to be used.
“Donor Organization” means a charitable organization that is (i) qualified under Section 501(c)(3) of the Code, (ii) in good standing in its state of incorporation and in the states and other jurisdictions in which it is authorized to do business, and (iii) registered to solicit charitable contributions to the extent required in each state where the Donor Organization might engage in solicitation activities in connection with a Fund.
“Impact Platform” means the Gloo Impact online platform, including but not limited to gloo.impact.xyz and other websites or mobile applications, any related source code, object code, assets, algorithms, application programming interface, related documentation, and including any updates, new versions, improvements, enhancements, additions, and modifications.
The words "we", "us", "our" or any of their derivatives refer to Gloo and its successors and any novatee, assignee, transferee or purchaser of Gloo's rights and/or obligations hereunder and any reference to Gloo includes a reference to such successor, novatee, assignee, transferee or purchaser.
The words "you", "your", "yours" or any of their derivatives refer to each Donor Organization and Champion Organization using or accessing the Impact Platform.
Representations and Warranties.
You represent and warrant that (i) you have full power and authority to enter into this Agreement; (ii) this Agreement forms a binding legal obligation on your behalf; (iii) this Agreement will not conflict with or result in a breach of any other agreement or obligation applicable to you; and (iv) you have all legal rights and authority necessary to perform your obligations under this Agreement and to grant all rights and licenses set forth herein. You further represent and warrant that all information provided to Gloo in connection with a Champion Offering, the Champion Organization, and/or the Donor Organization (or its Fund), as applicable, is and will be truthful, accurate and complete.
Account Creation
Each Donor Organization or Champion Organization participating in the Impact Platform must create an account (“Account”) with our banking partner, Thread Bank and/or any successor partners (“Banking Provider”). By submitting your application to obtain an Account with our Banking Provider, you signify that you have read, understood, and agree to be bound by the account agreement of the Banking Provider (the “Account Agreement”). The Account Agreement will govern your use of specific aspects of the Impact Platform, such as the payment and receipt of amounts in connection with the Champion Offering. If there is any contradiction between these Supplemental Terms and the Account Agreement, the Account Agreement shall take precedence in relation to the specific aspects of the Impact Platform to which it applies. You also agree to receive all notices and other communications from us and our Banking Provider electronically, as further described here.
When you apply for an Account, you will need to provide certain information regarding your organization and certain personal information (collectively, "Company Information"). This Company Information may be shared with our Banking Provider to enable them to provide some aspects of the Impact Platform. Company Information may include your registered business name and state of incorporation, the business address, ownership details (if applicable), the nature of the business, and other business information we or our Banking Provider may request from time to time; the name, contact information, and date of birth of account administrators, users or beneficial owners (if applicable), and other personal information; and a corporate registration certificate, proof of address, personal identification, and any other documentary information used to verify business and personal information. You acknowledge that you have obtained or will obtain appropriate consent and authorization of any person whose personal information you provide before sharing such data with us.
We also provide Company Information to our Banking Provider and other third-party service providers to determine your eligibility for access to certain aspects of the Impact Platform. We rely on the accuracy of the Company Information you provide us when opening and maintaining your Account. You represent and warrant that all Company Information you provide to us or our Banking Partner is and will be current, truthful, accurate, and complete. We (or our Banking Provider) may deny your application, suspend your access to the Impact Platform, or close your Account if Company Information is out of date, incomplete, or inaccurate.
Donor Impact Funds.
a)
A Donor Organization may set up one or more Funds through the Impact Platform. Each Fund may sponsor or support one or more Champion Offerings selected by the Donor Organization in support of its exempt purposes within the meaning of Section 501(c)(3) of the Code.
b) Classification and Use of Contributions to Funds.
A Donor Organization will establish each Fund as a fund restricted for one or more exempt purposes within the meaning of Section 501(c)(3) of the Code.
The Donor Organization shall not provide donors with advisory privileges regarding the use of donated funds or otherwise create a donor advised fund in connection with any Fund.
Donations made by donors earmarked for a designated Fund will generally be classified as funds restricted for the specific exempt purpose as approved in advance by the Donor Organization, potentially resulting in assets with donor restrictions.
Donations solicited and received for a Fund must be used by the Donor Organization and Champion Organization for purposes consistent with the purposes communicated to donors in connection with the solicitation of such funds to the Fund.
The Donor Organization must ensure the use of the funds does not result in impermissible private inurement, excess benefit or private benefit.
The Donor Organization must adhere to all applicable laws, regulations, and accounting standards regarding the management and use of assets subject to donor restrictions.
c) Restricted Account Agreement
Any money that is allocated to an awarded scholarship for a Champion Offering cannot be reallocated or removed from a Fund. This money is pending revenue for the Champion Organization delivering the applicable Champion Offering to the beneficiary of the awarded scholarship.
The Impact Platform does not currently have the functionality for withdrawing money from a Fund back out to the Donor Organization’s linked bank account. A Donor Organization can indicate its commitment to the Fund without depositing the full amount of that commitment. This will prevent money from being stuck in the Fund in the event demand for the selected Champion Offering(s) is lower than anticipated.
Fund Accounts do not earn interest.
Selection of Champion Offerings.
The Impact Platform provides Donor Organizations with the ability to select Champion Offerings to sponsor or support from an aggregated list. Any list or search results of available Champion Offerings displayed on the Impact Platform is provided as a convenience to Donor Organizations and is not intended to constitute advice, endorsement or recommendations of any kind. The list or search results of available Champion Offerings may be updated or amended at any time.
While Gloo agrees to use reasonable efforts in providing information related to the Champion Organizations and their Champion Offerings, Gloo makes no warranty about the accuracy, completeness, or adequacy of the information. Gloo has not independently verified any of the information provided by Champion Organizations with respect to their Champion Offerings.
Each Donor Organization will be solely responsible for reviewing and assessing the available Champion Offerings, researching the Champion Organizations (including their nonprofit or for-profit status), verifying the suitability of any Champion Offering, and confirming that the Champion Offering aligns with and furthers its exempt purposes within the meaning of Section 501(c)(3) of the Code. A Donor Organization bears the sole and exclusive responsibility for determining (a) whether a Champion Offering’s use of Fund funds furthers the Donor Organization’s exempt purposes within the meaning of Section 501(c)(3) of the Code, and (b) that the Champion Organization uses the funds in a manner consistent with the purposes of the Fund.
A Donor Organization may add a Champion Offering to a Fund only if the balance of the Fund Account exceeds the aggregate amount payable for the Champion Offering and any other Champion Offerings then currently being sponsored or supported by the Fund, together with any Platform Service Fees relating to such Champion Offerings. If the Fund Account does not have sufficient funds available to support a Champion Offering, the Champion Offering may be added to the Fund’s waitlist until such time that the Fund Account has sufficient funds available. If a Fund has multiple Champion Offerings on its waitlist, the Donor Organization may select Champion Offerings from the waitlist in any order of priority determined by the Donor Organization. In no event will Gloo or its Banking Provider extend credit to a Donor Organization to allow it to sponsor or support a Champion Offering. A Donor Organization’s ability to add a Champion Offering to a Fund may be subject to further restriction under the Account Agreement with our Banking Provider.
Champion Offering Terms.
The amount(s) payable by a Donor Organization for the Champion Offering and other terms of the Champion Offering, including any requirements for individuals to participate in the Champion Offering and the milestones to be achieved by the Champion Organization prior to any installment payment(s) by the Donor Organization, will be as set forth in the description of the Champion Offering in the Impact Platform. The Donor Organization and the Champion Organization will provide information to Gloo as necessary to provide the Champion Offering through the Impact Platform. For purposes of the Champion Offering, the Donor Organization and the Champion Organization shall be considered the contracting parties. The Donor Organization shall be the party responsible for providing payment to the Champion Organization for its services or other activities; the Champion Organization shall be the party responsible for providing the services or other activities; and the Donor Organization and the Champion Organization will look solely to each other for any loss, claims or damages arising from or related to the performance of the Champion Offering.
Each of the Donor Organization and the Champion Organization and their respective affiliates hereby release Gloo and its affiliates from any and all claims arising from or relating to the payment(s) to be provided by the Donor Organization and/or the services or other activities to be provided by or through the Champion Organization.
Each of the Donor Organization and the Champion Organization will comply with all terms and conditions agreed to between them with respect to the Champion Offering.
Impact Platform Service Fee.
For each Champion Offering it supports or funds through the Impact Platform, the Donor Organization will pay Gloo a service fee (“Impact Platform Service Fee”) equal to three percent (3.0%) of the total amount of the Champion Offering supported or funded by the Donor Organization through the Impact Platform. The Impact Platform Service Fee will be charged to the Donor Organization’s Account for each milestone payment to the Champion Organization as milestones are completed for the applicable Champion Offering. For the avoidance of any doubt, the Impact Platform Services Fee will be charged in addition to the amount of each milestone payment and will not be deducted from the milestone payment payable to the Champion Organization. For purposes of illustration only, if a Donor Organization supports or funds a Champion Offering that has five milestone payments of $100 each, the Donor Organization’s total commitment for that Champion Offering, including the Impact Platform Service Fee, will be $515. When each of the milestones is completed, the Donor Organization’s Account will be charged $103, of which $100 will be transferred to the Champion Organization for completion of the milestone and $3 will be transferred to Gloo for payment of the Impact Platform Service Fee.
Compliance with Laws.
Gloo will provide the Impact Platform in compliance with federal, state, and local laws, rules, and regulations (“Laws”) applicable to the operation of a general purpose online platform. Each of the Donor Organization and the Champion Organization is responsible for ensuring that the Champion Offering, as made available through the Impact Platform, complies with all Laws applicable to them, including without limitation any Laws relating to tax-exempt organizations (if applicable). Gloo is not responsible for compliance by the Donor Organization or the Champion Organization with any Laws or for any failure by the Donor Organization or the Champion Organization to comply with any such Laws.
Branding.
Each Champion Offering will be branded with the names, logos, and other trademarks (“Marks”) of the Donor Organization (or its Fund) and the Champion Organization. Each of the Donor Organization and the Champion Organization grants Gloo all licenses, rights, permissions, and consents necessary for Gloo and its affiliates, contractors, and subprocessors to use their Marks to make available and provide the services through the Impact Platform.
Policies.
Each Donor Organization and Champion Organization will ensure that each Champion Offering complies with the Gloo Services Acceptable Use Policy (“AUP”) and any other policies Gloo establishes for the Impact Platform.
Shared Data.
Each Donor Organization and Champion Organization instructs Gloo to collect and share statistical and performance data related to the Champion Offering (“Shared Data”). Shared Data will be collected in an aggregated, de-identified, and anonymized form and will not include personal information regarding beneficiaries of the Champion Offering. Each Donor Organization and Champion Organization is responsible for its use of any Shared Data. Neither Donor Organization nor Champion Organization is granted any other rights in any Shared Data.
Changes.
As with Gloo’s Terms of Service, Gloo may make changes to these terms. By continuing to access or use the Impact Platform after notice of any update to these terms, you agree to be bound by them.
Additional Terms.
These Supplemental Terms supplement and form a part of Gloo’s Terms of Service, which each Donor Organization and Champion Organization agrees to, and include without limitation, any policies and other documents referenced therein that form the Agreement between you and Gloo. Terms not otherwise defined herein have the meaning given in Gloo’s Terms of Service. In the event of any conflict between these Supplemental Terms and Gloo’s Terms of Service, these terms will take precedence with respect to the Impact Platform.
Last Revised: September 17, 2024
For Individuals & Champions
General
Supplemental Terms for Gloo Impact
Supplemental Terms for Gloo Impact
These Supplemental Terms for Gloo Impact (“Supplemental Terms”) apply to all use of Gloo’s Impact Platform, and these Supplemental Terms will supplement the Terms of Service for the Gloo Services (“Gloo’s Terms of Service”). These Supplemental Terms, together with Gloo’s Terms of Services and the policies and other documents referenced in these Supplemental Terms and Gloo’s Terms of Service, form an agreement (“Agreement”) between you and Gloo.
Definitions.
A "Champion Offering" is a structured service or product sponsored by a Donor Organization and provided by a Champion Organization to beneficiaries, designed to address specific needs, and subject to clearly defined milestones. The milestones represent activities or tasks that beneficiaries must complete, with each milestone having specific verification requirements and associated payment amount(s). This structured approach is designed to provide beneficiaries with targeted assistance, while Donor Organizations, donors and Champion Organizations can monitor impact and success via real-time tracking and detailed analytics.
A “Champion Organization” is a legal entity dedicated to delivering approved services or products to beneficiaries. A Champion Organization is responsible for creating and managing Champion Offerings tailored to address specific needs of beneficiaries and for coordinating frontline workers such as coaches, therapists, or guides (whom we refer to as “champions”) who work closely with beneficiaries to provide personalized support and guidance.
“Code” means the U.S. Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended.
A “Fund” is a pool of capital approved by a Donor Organization to support one or more specific Champion Offerings. Each Fund is designed to address targeted needs within a beneficiary population, with detailed criteria for how the funds are to be used.
“Donor Organization” means a charitable organization that is (i) qualified under Section 501(c)(3) of the Code, (ii) in good standing in its state of incorporation and in the states and other jurisdictions in which it is authorized to do business, and (iii) registered to solicit charitable contributions to the extent required in each state where the Donor Organization might engage in solicitation activities in connection with a Fund.
“Impact Platform” means the Gloo Impact online platform, including but not limited to gloo.impact.xyz and other websites or mobile applications, any related source code, object code, assets, algorithms, application programming interface, related documentation, and including any updates, new versions, improvements, enhancements, additions, and modifications.
The words "we", "us", "our" or any of their derivatives refer to Gloo and its successors and any novatee, assignee, transferee or purchaser of Gloo's rights and/or obligations hereunder and any reference to Gloo includes a reference to such successor, novatee, assignee, transferee or purchaser.
The words "you", "your", "yours" or any of their derivatives refer to each Donor Organization and Champion Organization using or accessing the Impact Platform.
Representations and Warranties.
You represent and warrant that (i) you have full power and authority to enter into this Agreement; (ii) this Agreement forms a binding legal obligation on your behalf; (iii) this Agreement will not conflict with or result in a breach of any other agreement or obligation applicable to you; and (iv) you have all legal rights and authority necessary to perform your obligations under this Agreement and to grant all rights and licenses set forth herein. You further represent and warrant that all information provided to Gloo in connection with a Champion Offering, the Champion Organization, and/or the Donor Organization (or its Fund), as applicable, is and will be truthful, accurate and complete.
Account Creation
Each Donor Organization or Champion Organization participating in the Impact Platform must create an account (“Account”) with our banking partner, Thread Bank and/or any successor partners (“Banking Provider”). By submitting your application to obtain an Account with our Banking Provider, you signify that you have read, understood, and agree to be bound by the account agreement of the Banking Provider (the “Account Agreement”). The Account Agreement will govern your use of specific aspects of the Impact Platform, such as the payment and receipt of amounts in connection with the Champion Offering. If there is any contradiction between these Supplemental Terms and the Account Agreement, the Account Agreement shall take precedence in relation to the specific aspects of the Impact Platform to which it applies. You also agree to receive all notices and other communications from us and our Banking Provider electronically, as further described here.
When you apply for an Account, you will need to provide certain information regarding your organization and certain personal information (collectively, "Company Information"). This Company Information may be shared with our Banking Provider to enable them to provide some aspects of the Impact Platform. Company Information may include your registered business name and state of incorporation, the business address, ownership details (if applicable), the nature of the business, and other business information we or our Banking Provider may request from time to time; the name, contact information, and date of birth of account administrators, users or beneficial owners (if applicable), and other personal information; and a corporate registration certificate, proof of address, personal identification, and any other documentary information used to verify business and personal information. You acknowledge that you have obtained or will obtain appropriate consent and authorization of any person whose personal information you provide before sharing such data with us.
We also provide Company Information to our Banking Provider and other third-party service providers to determine your eligibility for access to certain aspects of the Impact Platform. We rely on the accuracy of the Company Information you provide us when opening and maintaining your Account. You represent and warrant that all Company Information you provide to us or our Banking Partner is and will be current, truthful, accurate, and complete. We (or our Banking Provider) may deny your application, suspend your access to the Impact Platform, or close your Account if Company Information is out of date, incomplete, or inaccurate.
Donor Impact Funds.
a)
A Donor Organization may set up one or more Funds through the Impact Platform. Each Fund may sponsor or support one or more Champion Offerings selected by the Donor Organization in support of its exempt purposes within the meaning of Section 501(c)(3) of the Code.
b) Classification and Use of Contributions to Funds.
A Donor Organization will establish each Fund as a fund restricted for one or more exempt purposes within the meaning of Section 501(c)(3) of the Code.
The Donor Organization shall not provide donors with advisory privileges regarding the use of donated funds or otherwise create a donor advised fund in connection with any Fund.
Donations made by donors earmarked for a designated Fund will generally be classified as funds restricted for the specific exempt purpose as approved in advance by the Donor Organization, potentially resulting in assets with donor restrictions.
Donations solicited and received for a Fund must be used by the Donor Organization and Champion Organization for purposes consistent with the purposes communicated to donors in connection with the solicitation of such funds to the Fund.
The Donor Organization must ensure the use of the funds does not result in impermissible private inurement, excess benefit or private benefit.
The Donor Organization must adhere to all applicable laws, regulations, and accounting standards regarding the management and use of assets subject to donor restrictions.
c) Restricted Account Agreement
Any money that is allocated to an awarded scholarship for a Champion Offering cannot be reallocated or removed from a Fund. This money is pending revenue for the Champion Organization delivering the applicable Champion Offering to the beneficiary of the awarded scholarship.
The Impact Platform does not currently have the functionality for withdrawing money from a Fund back out to the Donor Organization’s linked bank account. A Donor Organization can indicate its commitment to the Fund without depositing the full amount of that commitment. This will prevent money from being stuck in the Fund in the event demand for the selected Champion Offering(s) is lower than anticipated.
Fund Accounts do not earn interest.
Selection of Champion Offerings.
The Impact Platform provides Donor Organizations with the ability to select Champion Offerings to sponsor or support from an aggregated list. Any list or search results of available Champion Offerings displayed on the Impact Platform is provided as a convenience to Donor Organizations and is not intended to constitute advice, endorsement or recommendations of any kind. The list or search results of available Champion Offerings may be updated or amended at any time.
While Gloo agrees to use reasonable efforts in providing information related to the Champion Organizations and their Champion Offerings, Gloo makes no warranty about the accuracy, completeness, or adequacy of the information. Gloo has not independently verified any of the information provided by Champion Organizations with respect to their Champion Offerings.
Each Donor Organization will be solely responsible for reviewing and assessing the available Champion Offerings, researching the Champion Organizations (including their nonprofit or for-profit status), verifying the suitability of any Champion Offering, and confirming that the Champion Offering aligns with and furthers its exempt purposes within the meaning of Section 501(c)(3) of the Code. A Donor Organization bears the sole and exclusive responsibility for determining (a) whether a Champion Offering’s use of Fund funds furthers the Donor Organization’s exempt purposes within the meaning of Section 501(c)(3) of the Code, and (b) that the Champion Organization uses the funds in a manner consistent with the purposes of the Fund.
A Donor Organization may add a Champion Offering to a Fund only if the balance of the Fund Account exceeds the aggregate amount payable for the Champion Offering and any other Champion Offerings then currently being sponsored or supported by the Fund, together with any Platform Service Fees relating to such Champion Offerings. If the Fund Account does not have sufficient funds available to support a Champion Offering, the Champion Offering may be added to the Fund’s waitlist until such time that the Fund Account has sufficient funds available. If a Fund has multiple Champion Offerings on its waitlist, the Donor Organization may select Champion Offerings from the waitlist in any order of priority determined by the Donor Organization. In no event will Gloo or its Banking Provider extend credit to a Donor Organization to allow it to sponsor or support a Champion Offering. A Donor Organization’s ability to add a Champion Offering to a Fund may be subject to further restriction under the Account Agreement with our Banking Provider.
Champion Offering Terms.
The amount(s) payable by a Donor Organization for the Champion Offering and other terms of the Champion Offering, including any requirements for individuals to participate in the Champion Offering and the milestones to be achieved by the Champion Organization prior to any installment payment(s) by the Donor Organization, will be as set forth in the description of the Champion Offering in the Impact Platform. The Donor Organization and the Champion Organization will provide information to Gloo as necessary to provide the Champion Offering through the Impact Platform. For purposes of the Champion Offering, the Donor Organization and the Champion Organization shall be considered the contracting parties. The Donor Organization shall be the party responsible for providing payment to the Champion Organization for its services or other activities; the Champion Organization shall be the party responsible for providing the services or other activities; and the Donor Organization and the Champion Organization will look solely to each other for any loss, claims or damages arising from or related to the performance of the Champion Offering.
Each of the Donor Organization and the Champion Organization and their respective affiliates hereby release Gloo and its affiliates from any and all claims arising from or relating to the payment(s) to be provided by the Donor Organization and/or the services or other activities to be provided by or through the Champion Organization.
Each of the Donor Organization and the Champion Organization will comply with all terms and conditions agreed to between them with respect to the Champion Offering.
Impact Platform Service Fee.
For each Champion Offering it supports or funds through the Impact Platform, the Donor Organization will pay Gloo a service fee (“Impact Platform Service Fee”) equal to three percent (3.0%) of the total amount of the Champion Offering supported or funded by the Donor Organization through the Impact Platform. The Impact Platform Service Fee will be charged to the Donor Organization’s Account for each milestone payment to the Champion Organization as milestones are completed for the applicable Champion Offering. For the avoidance of any doubt, the Impact Platform Services Fee will be charged in addition to the amount of each milestone payment and will not be deducted from the milestone payment payable to the Champion Organization. For purposes of illustration only, if a Donor Organization supports or funds a Champion Offering that has five milestone payments of $100 each, the Donor Organization’s total commitment for that Champion Offering, including the Impact Platform Service Fee, will be $515. When each of the milestones is completed, the Donor Organization’s Account will be charged $103, of which $100 will be transferred to the Champion Organization for completion of the milestone and $3 will be transferred to Gloo for payment of the Impact Platform Service Fee.
Compliance with Laws.
Gloo will provide the Impact Platform in compliance with federal, state, and local laws, rules, and regulations (“Laws”) applicable to the operation of a general purpose online platform. Each of the Donor Organization and the Champion Organization is responsible for ensuring that the Champion Offering, as made available through the Impact Platform, complies with all Laws applicable to them, including without limitation any Laws relating to tax-exempt organizations (if applicable). Gloo is not responsible for compliance by the Donor Organization or the Champion Organization with any Laws or for any failure by the Donor Organization or the Champion Organization to comply with any such Laws.
Branding.
Each Champion Offering will be branded with the names, logos, and other trademarks (“Marks”) of the Donor Organization (or its Fund) and the Champion Organization. Each of the Donor Organization and the Champion Organization grants Gloo all licenses, rights, permissions, and consents necessary for Gloo and its affiliates, contractors, and subprocessors to use their Marks to make available and provide the services through the Impact Platform.
Policies.
Each Donor Organization and Champion Organization will ensure that each Champion Offering complies with the Gloo Services Acceptable Use Policy (“AUP”) and any other policies Gloo establishes for the Impact Platform.
Shared Data.
Each Donor Organization and Champion Organization instructs Gloo to collect and share statistical and performance data related to the Champion Offering (“Shared Data”). Shared Data will be collected in an aggregated, de-identified, and anonymized form and will not include personal information regarding beneficiaries of the Champion Offering. Each Donor Organization and Champion Organization is responsible for its use of any Shared Data. Neither Donor Organization nor Champion Organization is granted any other rights in any Shared Data.
Changes.
As with Gloo’s Terms of Service, Gloo may make changes to these terms. By continuing to access or use the Impact Platform after notice of any update to these terms, you agree to be bound by them.
Additional Terms.
These Supplemental Terms supplement and form a part of Gloo’s Terms of Service, which each Donor Organization and Champion Organization agrees to, and include without limitation, any policies and other documents referenced therein that form the Agreement between you and Gloo. Terms not otherwise defined herein have the meaning given in Gloo’s Terms of Service. In the event of any conflict between these Supplemental Terms and Gloo’s Terms of Service, these terms will take precedence with respect to the Impact Platform.
Last Revised: September 17, 2024
Data Privacy FAQ
Data Privacy FAQ
Gloo was founded to bring the best possible data and technology to churches, charities, and community service organizations that help people grow. Gloo is committed to maintaining the privacy and security of your data. Below are a few frequently asked questions and our responses about our privacy practices. Further information regarding our privacy practices is set out in our Privacy Statement.
What Services does Gloo provide?
We offer a variety of products, services, mobile applications, and software offerings (collectively, the “Services”) that help organizations know and understand their members, prospective members, and communities; connect organizations and individuals to one another; and measure their impact as they help people on their journey towards growth. As part of providing the Services, we collect and receive information in a variety of ways, including information on our websites and applications, from our organizational customers and/or prospective customers, from individuals that use the Services as well as other third parties described below.To whom does Gloo offer its Services?
Gloo offers Services to organizations that support personal growth, including churches, charities, addiction recovery institutions, and community service organizations (we may refer to these organizations as Champions). We are open to all organizations whose principles align with our Services Acceptable Use Policy. We do not unlawfully discriminate against any religions, churches, or other organizations.
We also offer Services to individuals who are interested in connecting with the organizations we work with.How does Gloo collect and use personal information?
As we explain in our Privacy Statement, we use personal information about individuals to provide our Services. We may collect the following data:When individuals visit our website or sign up for our Services, we receive data from these individuals themselves. We do not disclose this data in identifiable form with others, except at the request or direction of the individual, such as when individuals ask us to connect them with churches or other organizations who can help them or in the limited circumstances described in our Privacy Statement (e.g., to service providers).
When a church or other organization engages us as a service provider, we process personal information the organization provides to us on the organization’s behalf, such as to create surveys and social media outreach campaigns for those organizations at the explicit instruction of the organization.
We also license personal information from data providers. We use this data to provide insights and related Services to our customers. Gloo does not seek to receive names and contact information of data subjects provided by data providers. However, if a data provider were to include names or contact information, we remove this identifying information. In any event, we do not share such information in identifiable form with customers or other organizations.
What information does Gloo receive from and about Gloo Customers?
We receive information from data partners about our customers, including contact information about individuals who work for those organizations (e.g., pastors). We use this information for market research, product development, and marketing in accordance with applicable laws as further described in our Privacy Statement.Is Gloo a data broker?
No. Gloo does not “sell” a consumer’s personal information to third parties as defined by applicable law and/or engage in activities that meet the definition of “data” broker.How does Gloo safeguard Gloo Services?
As set out in our Services Acceptable Use Policy, we contractually prohibit recipients of our Services from using our Services (a) for any illegal purposes, (b) to promote hate speech or incite violence, (c) to create a risk to a person’s health or safety, (d) for the advancement of political parties or election campaigns, (e) for anything malicious, fraudulent, harassing or threatening, or (f) for any covert, misleading or unfair communications, including, without limitation, any advertisements or social media campaigns that fail to identify the organization that controls or pays for the communication.What does Gloo do to maintain the privacy of personal information?
We may handle sensitive information, including information on faith, religion, family, health, and finances. Gloo has taken measures to mitigate privacy risks with data security and data privacy protection mechanisms including the following:We limit data access within our company to those individuals who have a need to access data.
We implement the measures described in our Security Statement.
We limit the personal information that we share, as described under this Section.
We restrict what our customers may do with the Services and personal information, as set forth in our terms of service, Privacy Statement, and acceptable use policy (see our answers to Questions 3 and 6).
If you have any further questions, please contact us at: privacy@gloo.us.
Last Revised: March 16, 2023
Data Privacy FAQ
Data Privacy FAQ
Gloo was founded to bring the best possible data and technology to churches, charities, and community service organizations that help people grow. Gloo is committed to maintaining the privacy and security of your data. Below are a few frequently asked questions and our responses about our privacy practices. Further information regarding our privacy practices is set out in our Privacy Statement.
What Services does Gloo provide?
We offer a variety of products, services, mobile applications, and software offerings (collectively, the “Services”) that help organizations know and understand their members, prospective members, and communities; connect organizations and individuals to one another; and measure their impact as they help people on their journey towards growth. As part of providing the Services, we collect and receive information in a variety of ways, including information on our websites and applications, from our organizational customers and/or prospective customers, from individuals that use the Services as well as other third parties described below.To whom does Gloo offer its Services?
Gloo offers Services to organizations that support personal growth, including churches, charities, addiction recovery institutions, and community service organizations (we may refer to these organizations as Champions). We are open to all organizations whose principles align with our Services Acceptable Use Policy. We do not unlawfully discriminate against any religions, churches, or other organizations.
We also offer Services to individuals who are interested in connecting with the organizations we work with.How does Gloo collect and use personal information?
As we explain in our Privacy Statement, we use personal information about individuals to provide our Services. We may collect the following data:When individuals visit our website or sign up for our Services, we receive data from these individuals themselves. We do not disclose this data in identifiable form with others, except at the request or direction of the individual, such as when individuals ask us to connect them with churches or other organizations who can help them or in the limited circumstances described in our Privacy Statement (e.g., to service providers).
When a church or other organization engages us as a service provider, we process personal information the organization provides to us on the organization’s behalf, such as to create surveys and social media outreach campaigns for those organizations at the explicit instruction of the organization.
We also license personal information from data providers. We use this data to provide insights and related Services to our customers. Gloo does not seek to receive names and contact information of data subjects provided by data providers. However, if a data provider were to include names or contact information, we remove this identifying information. In any event, we do not share such information in identifiable form with customers or other organizations.
What information does Gloo receive from and about Gloo Customers?
We receive information from data partners about our customers, including contact information about individuals who work for those organizations (e.g., pastors). We use this information for market research, product development, and marketing in accordance with applicable laws as further described in our Privacy Statement.Is Gloo a data broker?
No. Gloo does not “sell” a consumer’s personal information to third parties as defined by applicable law and/or engage in activities that meet the definition of “data” broker.How does Gloo safeguard Gloo Services?
As set out in our Services Acceptable Use Policy, we contractually prohibit recipients of our Services from using our Services (a) for any illegal purposes, (b) to promote hate speech or incite violence, (c) to create a risk to a person’s health or safety, (d) for the advancement of political parties or election campaigns, (e) for anything malicious, fraudulent, harassing or threatening, or (f) for any covert, misleading or unfair communications, including, without limitation, any advertisements or social media campaigns that fail to identify the organization that controls or pays for the communication.What does Gloo do to maintain the privacy of personal information?
We may handle sensitive information, including information on faith, religion, family, health, and finances. Gloo has taken measures to mitigate privacy risks with data security and data privacy protection mechanisms including the following:We limit data access within our company to those individuals who have a need to access data.
We implement the measures described in our Security Statement.
We limit the personal information that we share, as described under this Section.
We restrict what our customers may do with the Services and personal information, as set forth in our terms of service, Privacy Statement, and acceptable use policy (see our answers to Questions 3 and 6).
If you have any further questions, please contact us at: privacy@gloo.us.
Last Revised: March 16, 2023