Policies, terms, and how we protect the people we serve.
Trust should be built into the way we work. This is where you can find the policies, terms, and practices that guide our website, programs, donations, technology services, data, and interactions with families and communities.
Clear expectations
Know what to expect from us.
Some policies apply across Love Well Spent. Others apply only when you use a particular program or service.
We have organized them here so you can get to the policy that matters without sorting through pages that do not apply to you.
Safety comes before convenience.
Our Safeguarding & Child Protection Policy establishes expectations for how children, youth, families, volunteers, educators, partners, and others should be treated across Love Well Spent activities.
Read the Safeguarding Policy →If someone may be in immediate danger, contact emergency services first. For concerns connected to Love Well Spent, review the reporting process in our Safeguarding & Child Protection Policy.
People & Access
How we approach safety, fair treatment, and accessibility.
Privacy & Website Use
How information is handled and the rules for using our site.
Programs & Giving
Terms that apply when applying for assistance or supporting the work.
ConnectWell
Service-specific privacy, usage, and operating terms.
Policies should help people understand the relationship.
We write these pages to make expectations clearer—not to hide important information behind legal language. Some programs and services have additional requirements because they operate differently from the website generally.
When a program, service, application, or transaction has additional terms, those specific terms apply to that part of your relationship with Love Well Spent.
If something isn't clear, ask us.
If you are unsure which policy applies, need help accessing information, or have a question about a Love Well Spent program or service, contact us.
Love Well Spent may update its policies as programs, technology, partnerships, operations, or legal requirements change. The date shown on an individual policy page reflects that policy's most recent published revision.