SHE FOUGHT FOR THEM FOUNDATION

TERMS & CONDITIONS

Effective Date: October 19, 2026

1. Acceptance of Terms

Welcome to She Fought For Them Foundation, an Illinois nonprofit organization recognized as tax-exempt under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.

These Terms & Conditions govern the use of our website, participation in our free community classes, educational workshops, youth activities, volunteer opportunities, and community outreach programs.

By using our website or registering for a Foundation program, you acknowledge these Terms & Conditions.

2. Our Mission

She Fought For Them Foundation is dedicated to empowering children, strengthening families, and supporting communities through literacy, education, health and safety awareness, and community outreach.

We believe every child and family deserves access to opportunities, educational resources, and supportive services that promote growth, safety, and stability.

3. Free Community Programs

All classes, workshops, and educational programs offered directly by She Fought For Them Foundation are free of charge.

Our programs may include:

CPR, First Aid, and AED community awareness education
Narcan (Naloxone) awareness
Emergency preparedness and community safety education
STEM Saves Lives youth educational activities
Youth literacy and storytelling programs
Illinois Notary Public educational workshops
Family support and caregiver education
Community outreach and resource distribution

No registration fees or participation payments are required.

Programs are offered based on available funding, staffing, facilities, supplies, and community needs.

4. Educational Purpose and Disclaimer

Foundation programs are intended to provide general education, awareness, and community support.

Our services are not substitutes for professional medical care, mental health treatment, legal advice, financial advice, or emergency services.

Unless expressly stated otherwise, participation in community CPR, First Aid, or AED awareness programs does not provide professional certification.

5. Program Registration

Some programs may require advance registration.

Participants agree to provide accurate information when registering.

Registration does not guarantee participation if capacity has been reached or eligibility requirements have not been met.

The Foundation may establish reasonable attendance limits to maintain safety and program quality.

6. Youth Participation

Children and youth may participate in age-appropriate Foundation programs.

Parental or legal guardian consent may be required before participation.

Parents and guardians are responsible for providing accurate emergency contact information and following applicable program guidelines.

The Foundation will establish appropriate safety and supervision procedures for youth activities.

7. Attendance and Cancellations

Participants are encouraged to arrive on time and notify the Foundation if they cannot attend a scheduled program.

Because classes and workshops are free, there are no cancellation fees or financial penalties for missed sessions.

The Foundation may cancel, postpone, relocate, or modify programs due to severe weather, emergencies, staffing limitations, facility availability, or other circumstances.

Registered participants will be notified whenever reasonably possible.

8. Participant Conduct and Safety

Participants are expected to:

Treat staff, volunteers, instructors, and other participants respectfully.
Follow reasonable safety instructions.
Use educational equipment appropriately.
Respect program facilities and materials.
Avoid disruptive, threatening, or unsafe behavior.

The Foundation may remove individuals from activities when necessary to protect participants or maintain a safe learning environment.

9. Health, Accessibility, and Physical Activities

Some educational programs may involve supervised demonstrations, movement, or training equipment.

Participants may request reasonable accommodations or modifications.

Participants may decline or stop a physical activity when they feel unable to continue safely.

The Foundation will review accommodation requests in accordance with applicable law and available program resources.

Participation is voluntary, and no educational activity guarantees emergency response competency or freedom from risk.

10. Kinship Caregiver Support and Resource Referrals

Family First Kinship Caregiver Support provides general education, resource navigation, and referrals intended to help caregivers better understand available support systems.

The Foundation is not a law firm, child placement agency, or government child welfare authority.

It does not guarantee custody, guardianship, reunification, financial assistance, placement, or any specific legal or child welfare outcome.

Community resources and referrals depend on eligibility, provider availability, funding, and applicable agency requirements.

Caregivers requiring individualized legal guidance should consult a qualified attorney or legal aid provider.

11. Volunteers and Community Partners

Volunteers may be required to complete applications, orientation, training, background screening, confidentiality acknowledgments, or other procedures appropriate to their assigned responsibilities.

Volunteers must comply with Foundation policies, including youth safeguarding and confidentiality requirements.

Volunteer participation does not automatically establish an employment relationship or guarantee future volunteer assignments.

Outside organizations or individuals participating in Foundation activities remain responsible for complying with applicable laws and their own professional requirements.

12. Donations and Charitable Contributions

Donations to She Fought For Them Foundation are voluntary charitable contributions.

Contributions support the Foundation's charitable mission and approved programs, subject to any accepted donor restrictions.

Donations do not guarantee program enrollment, preferential access to services, or specific outcomes.

Refund requests, recurring donation cancellations, and payment disputes are governed by the Foundation's separately published Donation, Refund, Cancellation & Chargeback Policy, together with applicable law and payment processor requirements.

Charitable contributions may be tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law.

13. Website Use and Intellectual Property

Visitors agree not to misuse the Foundation's website, interfere with its operation, attempt unauthorized access, or submit fraudulent or harmful content.

Original website text, graphics, logos, photographs, videos, and educational materials are protected by applicable intellectual property laws and belong to the Foundation or their respective rights holders.

Materials may not be reproduced or distributed commercially without appropriate permission, except as permitted by law.

14. Privacy, Confidentiality, and Communications

The Foundation respects the privacy of participants, donors, caregivers, volunteers, and website visitors.

Personal information may be collected for legitimate purposes such as registration, program administration, emergency contact procedures, donation processing, communications, and legal compliance.

Sensitive family and child welfare information will be handled with appropriate confidentiality safeguards, subject to applicable legal reporting and disclosure obligations.

The Foundation may communicate with registered participants regarding program updates, scheduling, and related administrative matters.

Marketing communications will be handled in accordance with applicable law and the Foundation's Privacy Policy.

15. Third-Party Resources and Organizational Independence

The Foundation may provide links or referrals to government agencies, community organizations, legal aid providers, educational institutions, and other third parties.

Unless expressly stated, a referral or website link does not establish an endorsement, formal partnership, or guarantee of services.

She Fought For Them Foundation is an independent nonprofit organization.

Moore Compliance & Community Services LLC is a separate for-profit business with its own commercial services, fees, policies, and legal responsibilities.

Any approved collaboration between the organizations will be managed in accordance with applicable law, organizational governance, and conflict-of-interest requirements.

16. Limitation of Liability

To the extent permitted by applicable law, the Foundation is not responsible for losses arising solely from circumstances outside its reasonable control, including independent third-party service failures, unexpected program interruptions, or inaccurate information supplied by outside organizations.

The Foundation does not guarantee specific outcomes from participation in its programs or reliance on general educational information.

Nothing in these Terms & Conditions excludes or limits liability for negligence, willful misconduct, or other conduct where such limitation is prohibited by law.

Separate participant agreements or legally reviewed consent forms may apply to specific activities.

17. Changes to These Terms

The Foundation may revise these Terms & Conditions to reflect changes in programs, operations, website features, or legal requirements.

Updated terms will be posted with a revised effective date.

Changes will apply prospectively where required by law and will not eliminate rights that cannot lawfully be waived.

18. Governing Law

These Terms & Conditions are governed by applicable laws of the State of Illinois and the United States.

Nothing in these terms limits any legal protections or rights that cannot be waived under applicable law.

19. Contact Information

For questions about these Terms & Conditions, please contact:

She Fought For Them Foundation

4415 Harrison Street, Suite 240
Hillside, IL 60162

Phone: 866-274-3289
Email: tammy@shefoughtforthemfoudation.org
Website: www.shefoughtforthemfoudation.org

Serving Cook and DuPage Counties, Illinois.

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