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Privacy - Faqs
Is a non-profit allowed to collect personal information?
Privacy - FaqsIs a non-profit allowed to collect personal information?
Yes. A non-profit may collect personal information to help fulfill its purposes. Non-profits should have valid reasons and consent for its collection and use.
Privacy - Faqs
What is personal information?
Privacy - FaqsWhat is personal information?
A privacy policy is a document that describes how a non-profit deals with personal information. TheaPersonal information is unique to an individual. Some examples include name, address, email address, birth date, SIN, gender, medical information, educational history, employment status, IP address, family status, and income. policy should cover how this information is collected, used, disclosed, and retained.
Privacy - Faqs
What is a privacy policy?
Privacy - FaqsWhat is a privacy policy?
A privacy policy is a document that describes how a non-profit deals with personal information. The policy should cover how this information is collected, used, disclosed, and retained.
Societies Act - Fact sheetsConstitution & Bylaws
This Fact Sheet provides information about the constitution and bylaws of a non-profit in British Columbia. To incorporate as a non-profit under the Societies Act, you need two documents: a constitutio
Societies Act - Helpful linksVirtual Meetings
How to hold a virtual AGM in compliance with the Societies Act
Societies Act - Helpful linksSocieties (including logging in to your non-profit’s online dashboard of registration information)
Societies Act - Helpful linksRegistrar - BC Government
Resources to start, maintain, or dissolve a society and more.
Societies Act - Helpful linksNon-profit Name
BC business and non-profit name registry
Societies Act - Helpful linksMembership
Learn strategies to maintain a healthy organization and membership