Privacy

We collect as little as possible.

A full privacy notice is being prepared ahead of launch. The principles below govern how we handle your information from the very first day.

The less we hold, the less can ever go wrong.

We are a foundation in formation, built on dignity — and dignity starts with restraint. We would rather ask you for nothing than ask you for more than we need. This page explains, in plain language, what that means in practice — no legal fog, no buried clauses.

Four promises, in plain words.

Every one of these is a rule we hold ourselves to — and one you can hold us to in return.

As little as possible

We only collect personal data you choose to give us — when you donate, register interest in a trustee role, or contact us. Nothing is taken quietly in the background, and we ask for the minimum the task needs.

Only for the purpose given

We use your information only for the reason you gave it. If you contact us, we reply. If you donate, we process the gift and our records. We do not repurpose it later for something you did not agree to.

We never see your card

Payments are processed by Stripe. Your card details go straight to them over their secure systems — we never see them and we never store them. We hold only the record of the gift itself.

Never sold, never shared

We do not sell your data, and we do not trade or rent it. We share it only where it is strictly necessary to run the Foundation, or where the law requires us to.

Your data stays yours.

Under UK GDPR you have clear rights over the information we hold, and you can exercise any of them at any time — just contact us and we will act.

  • Ask what personal data we hold about you
  • Ask us to correct anything that is wrong
  • Ask us to delete it
  • Withdraw consent, or object to how we use it

The full notice lands before we ever take a penny.

The complete privacy notice — lawful bases, retention periods, the cookies we use, and every UK GDPR right in detail — will be published here before donations open. We are constituted as a Community Interest Company now and converting to a registered charity; Gift Aid follows only once that conversion is complete. We start from zero, in the open, and we will explain each step as it happens.