What is HRCs list exchange policy?
HRC does not sell our membership list. HRC exchanges our membership list and occasionally rents portions of the list to other progressive non-profits including both GLBT and non-GLBT groups. This is a standard industry practice for most membership-based non-profits and enables organizations to engage and activate more individuals in their work thus more effectively implement their missions.
HRC does not sell our membership list. HRC exchanges our membership list and occasionally rents portions of the list to other progressive non-profits including both LGBT and non-LGBT groups. This is a standard industry practice for most membership-based non-profits and enables organizations to engage and activate more individuals in their work thus more effectively implement their missions. Our members receive notification of this policy following their initial donation to HRC in our membership information packet. Please contact membership@hrc.org to opt out. When HRC agrees to permit another organization or like-minded business to utilize our list, that use is highly regulated and must meet strict standards. List exchanges occur only through a third party; the company or organization that information is shared with never has direct access to names or addresses. Essentially, each information exchange is only used once. No name is added to the mailing list of any other organizations or
