Name
Address
E-mail address
Phone Number
Credit / debit card information

Before collecting this information, we ask the person to confirm that he or she is age 18 or older. If the person does not confirm that he or she is age 18 or over, we do not collect such information from that person. This web site will use and maintain personal information relating to credit transactions solely for purposes of processing and verifying the specific transaction for which the information is provided. (This web site may also track general demographic information regarding the persons who access or make purchases through the site, but does so only in the aggregate rather than by tracking personal information by individually identifiable users.)

[¶7B] • Any personal information collected through this web site is collected directly from users by asking them to enter the information in a form or other explicit mechanism. This web site does not set "cookies" or use any other such mechanisms to gather information from persons accessing it.

¶8 • If your child sends us an e-mail to us, we will only reply using that e-mail address. However, we will not store that e-mail or your child's e-mail address or other contact information it for future use. If your child is requesting or signing up for a newsletter or requesting other periodic information that will require more than one response, we will maintain your child's e-mail address for the purpose of sending that newsletter or information, but we will notify you and give you the chance to request that we make no further contact with your child, make no further use of the information, and/or delete your child's information.

¶9 • With the exceptions discussed in the preceding paragraph, if your child is under the age of thirteen and we know that, we will ask for your permission offline (by postal mail, fax, or phone) before we mail anything to the child.

¶10 • In no event will the American Bible Society share your child's personal information with anyone else, except as required by applicable laws, regulations, rulings, and/or judicial process, or for public safety. No organization other than the American Bible Society is collecting personal identifying information through this web site.

¶11 • If your child submits stories, artwork, comments or anything else to us, which is posted at our site, he or she will be identified only by first name and state. If you do not want your child's submitted work to be posted at our site, or if you wish previously submitted work to be removed, please contact us by e-mail at webpolicy@americanbible.org, by telephone at 212-408-1200, or by writing to us at the following mailing address:

Kingsley's Meadow Website
American Bible Society
1865 Broadway,
New York, NY 10023-7505

[¶11A] • This web site does not condition your child's participation in any activities on your child's disclosing more personal information than is reasonably necessary to participate in the activity.

¶12 We also share responsibility for helping children, their families and communities find the information they need to use the Internet safely and responsibly. Therefore,

¶13 • All links from an American Bible Society site to third party sites are insulated with a Kids bridge page. These pages clearly notify the visitor that he or she is leaving kingsleysmeadow.com. They notify the visitor that other sites may use different information practices and that children should obtain parental permission before they answer information-gathering questions, and offer an opportunity to return to kingsleysmeadow.com.

¶14 • Each bridge page displays a Web literacy tip, educating visitors how to be safe on the Internet.

¶15 • Since we cannot be assured that links to outside sites follow our safety or privacy guidelines, we encourage adults and children to discuss these choices together. We are not responsible for the content or safety and privacy practices at any sites linked from our pages.

¶16 • We make it a high priority to empower children to make informed choices.

¶17 We encourage you to spend time online with your children, and to become familiar with the types of content on Kingsleysmeadow.com, americanbible,org, and the Internet in general. Parents should regularly oversee their children's use of e-mail and other online communications and transactional features.

¶18 Control tools are available from online services, and software manufacturers that can help provide a safe online environment for kids. You can find out about software that protects your children at the Direct Marketing Association's home page at: http://www.the-dma.org.

¶19 If your child has used your credit card on any American Bible Society website without your permission, contact us immediately at webpolicy@americanbible.org.

¶20 You may review any personal information that you or your child submit to this web site at the time that you submit it, and may correct any inaccuracies and/or delete information at that time. If your child submits any personal information to us, you may (1) review that personal information, (2) obtain a description of our information collection practices, and/or (3) request that we not collect or use that information and that we delete it from our systems, if you submit a request to do so to us in a manner that permits us to reliably verify that you are the parent or legal guardian of that child. To submit such a request, you may contact us by e-mail at webpolicy@americanbible.org, by telephone at 212-408-1200.

If a child has provided us with personally identifiable information, a parent or guardian of that child should contact us by sending an email to webpolicy@americanbible.org. If he/she would like this information deleted from our records. We will use reasonable efforts to delete the child's information from our existing files.

For Parents and Caregivers:

¶21 You and your child's use of this site are conditioned on your having accepted these terms. You should check back at this policy frequently, since it is subject to change from time to time, and your continued use of the site is conditioned upon your acceptance of any modifications hereto. Use of this site by you and/or your child constitutes acceptance by you and your child of all of these terms and of any modifications to these terms.

¶22 We want to make this site a place where families learn and are entertained together, and where parents and caregivers are happy to have their children interact, learn and play. If you have any comments or questions, please let us know. This is, after all, your site.

¶23 This site has been approved by the National Center for Accessible Media