Privacy Policy
Denver Children's Home respects the privacy of our donors. It is very important to us that everyone who makes a donation to the Home feels that their personal information is safe. DCH only collects personally identifiable information such as names, addresses, phone numbers and e-mail addresses when it is voluntarily submitted by the donor. We do not disclose, sell or rent our donor information in any form to outside organizations.
Denver Children's Home does list donors by name and donation level in our annual report. We will always provide an opportunity for our donors to remain anonymous and/or opt out of having their personal information shared outside of our organization. A donor may feel free to review and update their personal data at any time by contacting the development office at Denver Children's Home.
Currently, Denver Children's Home does not collect any information from visitors to its Web site. Job applicants have the ability to e-mail resumes directly from the site to the Home. Those resumes are used strictly for the purpose of determining an applicant’s qualification for employment at DCH. Our site does contain links to outside Web sites such as those of partner and related organizations, which have their own separate privacy polices. DCH is not responsible for the privacy practices of other organizations.
If we begin to collect information on our web site or change any of our privacy policies for any reason, we will post those changes immediately so that you are always aware of how your information is collected and used. If you have any questions or concerns about our Privacy Policy, please contact info@denverchildrenshome.org.
Environmental Plan
Denver Children' Home takes a proactive approach to the environment and environmental issues. DCH has an Asbestos Management Plan in place, which describes what asbestos is present and all activities associated with it. The plans are available in the office of the Operations Manager, Denver Children's Home, 1501 Albion St, Denver, CO 80220.
