Privacy policy.
This site
This site describes ICC’s work with Jewish and pro-Israel students, and takes gifts. It has no accounts. The companies that host, protect and deliver it keep server logs, such as the network address, browser and device of each request.
Analytics, cookies and similar technologies
ICC, the companies that provide its giving form, its program forms and its other services, and analytics, advertising and social media companies may use cookies, pixels, tags, scripts, software development kits, local storage, session recording and similar technologies on this site and in its forms. They may collect information such as your network address, device and browser identifiers, approximate location, the pages you view, the links you click, how you scroll and move through the pages and forms, and the site that sent you.
That information is used to run, secure and improve the site and its forms; to measure visits, giving and outreach; to remember your choices; to prevent fraud and spam; and to show ICC’s messages to you, and to people like you, on other sites, apps and social media, based on your activity on this site and elsewhere over time. ICC may share it with the companies that provide these services and may combine it with other information ICC holds.
ICC may add, change or remove these technologies at any time, so this policy describes them by kind rather than naming each one.
ICC and the companies that provide services to ICC may use cookies, pixels, analytics and similar tools, now or in the future, to run this site, understand how it is used, and support ICC’s outreach, fundraising and advertising. Some browsers send Do Not Track, Global Privacy Control or similar signals. Except where the law requires otherwise, this site does not change how it works in response to those signals.
Most browsers let you refuse or delete cookies. If you refuse cookies or similar technologies, the giving form or the program forms may not work as expected.
Giving
Gifts made on the Invest page go through a giving platform whose form runs inside that page, with payments processed by payment companies and the digital wallets you choose. Your payment details go to those companies, and their own privacy policies govern that form, including the analytics, session recording and advertising technologies it loads.
ICC receives your name, your contact details and the details of your gift, and uses them to send your receipt, to thank you, to keep its giving records and to keep you informed about ICC’s work. A grant from a donor-advised fund is completed with your fund’s sponsor, and a gift of crypto is made through ICC’s crypto giving page; each is governed by that company’s own privacy policy. Gifts of stock, wires and IRA gifts are arranged directly with ICC.
Donor privacy
To change how ICC contacts you, or to ask what information ICC holds about you, email donate@israelcc.org.
Applications and interest forms
The microgrant application and the Summit and Fellowship interest forms are hosted by a form service under its own policy, and the application uses Google reCAPTCHA to stop spam, under Google’s privacy policy and terms. What you enter in the microgrant application, such as your name, personal email, mobile number, campus and the details of your event, goes to ICC staff, who use it only to review your application, run the program and keep in touch with you about it. What you enter in an interest form (your name, personal email, mobile number, campus and graduation year) goes to ICC staff, who use it only to tell you when registration or applications open and to keep in touch with you about that program.
Email and the website chat
If you email donate@israelcc.org or knock@israelcc.org, or use the website chat, ICC receives what you share and uses it to answer you and to help with what you asked about. An automated assistant answers the chat first and passes requests to ICC staff. An AI service provider processes chat messages on ICC’s behalf to write the assistant’s replies and may not use them to train its models.
Sharing
ICC shares information with the companies working on its behalf, as described above. It may also disclose information when the law requires it, to protect the safety of students, staff or others, to protect ICC’s rights, or if ICC’s work is combined with or transferred to another organization.
Children
This site is meant for adults and college students. It is not directed to children under 13, and ICC does not knowingly collect their information online.
Changes
If this policy changes, the new version appears here with a new effective date.
Questions
Email info@israelcc.org, call 202-735-2573, or write to Israel on Campus Coalition, Inc., 1763 Columbia Rd NW #14580, Washington, DC 20009.