The In-N-Out Burger Foundation’s purpose is to assist children who have been victims of child abuse, and to prevent others from suffering a similar fate.
cases of child abuse occur each year in America
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Since 1984, IN-N-OUT BURGER has underwritten all of the administrative costs of the Foundation
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Esther Snyder and her son Rich established the In-N-Out Burger Foundation to give children hope. Inspired by Esther’s belief that every child deserves a chance and a future, and driven by the family’s own encounter with child abuse, the Foundation supports programs of prevention and assistance to make that future a reality.
The In-N-Out Burger Foundation’s purpose is to assist children who have been victims of child abuse, and to prevent others from suffering a similar fate. The Foundation supports organizations that provide residential treatment, emergency shelter, foster care, and early intervention for children in need.
The Foundation is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that is supported primarily through donor contributions and internal fundraising activities sponsored by In-N-Out Burger. In addition, In-N-Out Burger pays all costs associated with The Foundation, so that every penny raised goes directly to help abused and neglected children!
Women of Substance & Men of Honor (WOSMOH) is dedicated to providing support to young people ages 12-24 that have been in the Foster Care System and/or Juvenile Justice Detention Centers. They do this by providing consistent and recurring structured learning environments through leadership classes, high school completion and college pathways classes, as well as one on one mentoring in the Ventura Youth Correctional Facility, Juvenile Halls, Probation Camps, and Foster Care Group Homes.
The Foundation is supported primarily through donor contributions
Child abuse is when a parent or caregiver, whether through action or failing to act, causes injury, death, emotional harm or risk of serious harm to a child. There are many forms of child maltreatment, including neglect, physical abuse, sexual abuse, exploitation and emotional abuse.
With your help, we can help prevent the unconscionable act of child abuse, and change the startling facts that go with it. Together, let’s help give a voice, and a chance, to abused children everywhere.
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The In-N-Out Burger Foundation’s purpose is to assist children who have been victims of child abuse, and to prevent others from suffering a similar fate. Each year we award grants ranging from $2,000 - $20,000 to agencies that most closely align with our purpose.
The In-N-Out Burger Foundation is happy to consider the following types of grants:
Please contact the Foundation for further information with any questions regarding capital grants: (949) 509-2555 or INOFGrants@innout.com
The In-N-Out Burger Foundation will consider support for organizations who meet the following criteria
Many factors are taken into consideration in choosing the organizations and programs that will receive funding. These include but are not limited to the following:
We evaluate grant requests through the organization's programs, accomplishments, leadership and finances. Organizations must be well-managed, fiscally sound, have a developed history and maintain a record of program integrity
Grants are reviewed and awarded on an annual basis using the following schedule (*subject to change).
Unfortunately, the Foundation is able to fund only a limited number of the total requests we receive. If a particular request meets funding criteria but does not receive support, one should not interpret this as an indication of the Foundation's lack of appreciation for the merit and worthiness of either the request or the organization seeking support. We welcome those organizations to reapply. While there is no guarantee of ongoing support, there are no limitations on how many times an organization can apply. Each request is reviewed on its individual merit, and decisions are not based on prior year submittals. Therefore, an agency must reapply each year.
When the Foundation awards a grant, the grantee will be asked to provide a brief final report on the use of the grant funds and the accomplishments of the funded project. This status report is required for prior year grantees and will be a part of the online application process. It must be submitted in order for the organization to be considered for funding in future years.
Thank you for your interest in applying for a grant from the In-N-Out Burger Foundation. The deadline for submission was June 1st, at 5 PM, Pacific Standard Time. We are unfortunately no longer accepting applications for the current grant cycle. Please feel free to contact us at (949) 509-2555 or INOFGrants@innout.com if you have any questions.
If your organization meets the required criteria, we encourage you to apply using our online software. You will be required to submit the following with your online application:
LAST UPDATED: December 2019
In-N-Out values your privacy. This Privacy Policy describes the privacy practices of In-N-Out Burgers (“In-N-Out”), and how we collect information from you when you visit and use In-N-Out’s websites, mobile or tablet applications, or other on-line services or platforms (“Services”). This Privacy Policy only applies to those Services operated by or for In-N-Out, including in-n-out.com, shop.in-n-out.com, ino4kids.org, and slave2nothing.org.
In-N-Out does not generally require your personal information to visit and use the Services. However, if you choose to participate in certain activities associated with the Services, such as providing general comments or making purchases from our on-line Company Store, you may be required to provide your personal information. When you provide personal information through the Services, you are agreeing to our collection and use of such information as described in this Privacy Policy, subject to additional terms stated herein.
Overview of Use of Services and Information Collected
For each visitor to or user of In-N-Out’s Services, In-N-Out’s Web server automatically recognizes and stores computer-readable information, such as the visitor’s IP address and domain name combination. This is typically anonymous information automatically provided by your computer. In-N-Out uses this information to follow visitor traffic patterns through the Services to improve user experience. If your Internet browser employs blocking or “Do Not Track” technology that limits recognition or the collection of such computer-readable information, In-N-Out will not alter or bypass such technology. In-N-Out does not provide access to third parties to track your personal information through your use of the Services.
When you visit or use the Services, In-N-Out may use "cookies" to store certain information on your computer that allows us to customize your visit to In-N-Out’s Services or to simply facilitate signing in to the Services. Most browsers automatically accept cookies, but your browser settings can be adjusted to erase or block cookies or receive a warning before a cookie is stored. Please refer to your browser instructions or help screen to learn more about these functions.
In order to provide some of our services to you, including on-line purchases or comment entries, In-N-Out may ask for some of your personal information, including your email address, name, mailing address, telephone number, or persistent identifier (such as a customer number held in a cookie). You should provide such personal information accurately, so we can communicate with you, perform services for you, or process your requests relating to any of your information that we have.
If you need to inform us about any changes to your personal information, or any changes you wish to make to In-N-Out’s retention of your information, you can contact us through the “Contact Us” page at in-n-out.com or by using the contact information below.
Information Collected by In-N-Out
In addition to the information described above that In-N-Out may collect through your use of the Services (e.g., IP addresses, cookies), In-N-Out may have collected the following types of information that could constitute “personal information” over the past twelve (12) months from the last update of this Privacy Policy.
Please note that different jurisdictions may have varying definitions for personal information. You should check with local resources to determine how personal information is defined where you reside.
Sources of Information Collected by In-N-Out
In-N-Out may collect personal information through these sources:
Use of Information
When In-N-Out receives your personal information, we may use your information or disclose your personal information to third parties in the following instances:
We may also gather aggregated data about you and disclose such aggregated data, without any personally identifiable information, to third parties for research purposes.
Purposes for Transactions of Personal Information
In-N-Out does not sell your personal information to third parties for monetary consideration. In-N-Out may have provided personal information in the last twelve (12) months from the last date of this Privacy Policy to third parties for other consideration, such as research relating to customer geographic data, customer social media use, and customer mobile application use. Such personal information includes:
In-N-Out may have used or disclosed personal information to trusted third parties for business purposes over the past twelve (12) months from the last date of this Privacy Policy. These business purposes include:
In-N-Out only shares this personal information to the extent necessary to fulfill these business purposes. We require such third parties to maintain security measures to ensure privacy and security for personal information.
Third Party Sites
In-N-Out’s Services and communications through the Services may contain links and pointers to other third party websites, including, without limitation, advertising and social media platforms. This Privacy Policy does not apply to these third party websites, and we are not responsible for the privacy practices, policies, or content of any such third party websites, even if you link to them through the Services or communications related to the Services. We have no control over how such third party websites collect or use personal information, and we have no responsibility for any personal information you provide or content you post on such third party websites. We encourage you to read and understand the privacy policies of any third party websites that you visit.
Credit Card Purchases
In-N-Out may ask you to provide a credit card number in order to purchase a product. Credit card transactions are processed by a third party professional payment authorization service selected by In-N-Out to provide added security and reliability. Only the purchase price and the credit card information provided by you are supplied to this third party service. Information collected during credit card transactions is maintained in the service’s database for accounting and billing purposes and is not released to other third parties. In-N-Out does not maintain a copy of your credit card information on its servers and will not use your credit card information for any purpose other than processing your order.
Privacy Rights for California Residents
If you are a California resident, you have certain privacy rights under the California Consumer Privacy Act (“CCPA”) regarding your personal information. These include:
You can submit requests about your information to the following:
Customer Service
In-N-Out Burgers
4199 Campus Drive, 9th floor
Irvine, CA 92612
E-mail: privacy@innout.comCCPA phone line: 855-427-7970
You may only make two requests over a 12-month period. In-N-Out will respond to your request within 45 days of receiving your request and will provide information from the 12-month period prior to your request.
There are some exceptions to these requests. For example, In-N-Out can keep your personal information for certain business purposes, such as processing payments for merchandise you order or undertaking internal research for our technological developments.
Additionally, the CCPA provides for certain exemptions, such that requests under the CCPA cannot prevent In-N-Out’s ability to:
In some instances, In-N-Out may refuse to respond to such a request based on an exemption, a legal requirement, or other business or legal policy. In-N-Out will inform you as to the basis for refusing any such request.
In-N-Out’s home website page www.in-n-out.com also provides a “Do Not Sell My Personal Information” button that links you to an on-line form for submitting a request to not have your personal information sold.
Security
In-N-Out takes great care in maintaining the security of your personal information and in preventing its unauthorized access by employing appropriate technology and internal procedures. When we transmit sensitive personal information through our Services, we protect it through the use of encryption, such as Secure Socket Layer (SSL) protocol. However, In-N-Out does not guarantee that unauthorized access is completely preventable in every circumstance, as no method of electronically storing or transmitting data is completely secure. It is highly recommended that you monitor your credit card activity and use of your personal information on a regular basis.
Notice Regarding Minors
In-N-Out strongly believes in protecting and maintaining the privacy rights of children. In-N-Out’s Services are not intended to be used by or targeted to children under age 13. We do not intend to collect personal information through our Services from children under age 13. If we receive actual knowledge that we have collected any individually identifiable information about a child under age 13, we will delete that information and not use or disclose the child’s information except as may be required by law. If you are a parent or legal guardian and believe your child under age 13 has provided us with personally identifiable information, you can write us at the address provided at the end of this Privacy Policy or through the “Contact Us” page at in-n-out.com. Please use “COPPA Information Request” in the subject line of your communication.
In-N-Out does not intend to collect personally identifiable information from children under age 18 (or under the age of majority in their jurisdiction of residence) without permission from a parent or guardian. In-N-Out strongly encourages all parents to supervise their children's on-line activities and regularly monitor their children's use of the Internet, including use of In-N-Out’s Services. Parents should consider using parental control tools and other services to assist them in supervising their children's on-line use or on-line disclosure of their name, address or other personal information without parental consent.
Request to Remove Posts by Minors
If you are under age 18 and you posted content on one of In-N-Out’s Services that you no longer want anyone to see, you can send a request to In-N-Out to remove that content. To send a request, contact In-N-Out’s Customer Service department using the information and instructions on the “Contact Us” page at in-n-out.com or write us at the address provided at the end of this Privacy Policy. We will review your request and determine whether your request is appropriate for proper removal of content. You should be aware that even if In-N-Out attempts to remove content per your request, this does not ensure complete or comprehensive removal of the content posted on In-N-Out’s Services.
This provision only applies to In-N-Out’s Services and does not apply to any websites operated by third parties that may have content related to In-N-Out and its Services, such as social media sites. Also, this provision only applies to content that you post yourself and does not apply to content posted by third parties, even if it refers to you.
Use and Disclosure of Anonymous Aggregated Information
In-N-Out may collect, aggregate, and maintain anonymous information about our Services’ users, such as interests, purchasing habits, and the like. In-N-Out may use this information for tailoring content and advertising to deliver a better experience for our users. In-N-Out may also share such aggregate information about the Services’ users with business partners and other third parties for the purposes described above.
Consent
Your continued use of the Services constitutes your agreement to this Privacy Policy and any updates. By accepting the terms of this Privacy Policy, you are consenting to the collection and processing of all personal information provided by you through your use of the Services and sharing of such information in accordance with the terms of this Privacy Policy.
Changes to Privacy Policy
In-N-Out may revise this Privacy Policy on occasion and will always post the most current version with the Services. For any material change to this Privacy Policy, particularly any change relating to the collection and use of your personal information, we will notify you (for example, by posting a notice with the Services or sending an e-mail to an e-mail address that you had agreed to provide). Your continued use of the Services and/or provision of your personal information constitute your acceptance of our updated Privacy Policy. We encourage you to periodically review this Privacy Policy to stay informed about our use and protection of your personal information.
Revocations of Policy and Questions
You may revoke acceptance of the terms of this Privacy Policy, request that your e-mail address or other personal information is not shared, or send any other inquiries about our practices relating to personal information and Privacy Policy by writing us at:
Customer Service
In-N-Out Burgers
4199 Campus Drive, 9th floor
Irvine, CA 92612
E-mail:
privacy@innout.com
For California residents
CCPA phone line: 855-427-7970
We hope you love what you bought. But in case you don't, we're happy to issue you a quick refund. Your satisfaction is our goal so our return process is fast and easy!
The following is our return policy for both store and online purchases:
We are happy to refund the cost of the product. You can return online orders by mailing in the unwanted item(s).
We are unable to refund the original shipping or return postage charges unless the return is due to our error. We accept returns within 90 days of the shipment date.
If you need further assistance with a return, have any problems, questions, or suggestions, please contact us using our online form
Our returns address is:
In-N-Out Burgers
Attn: Returns
4199 Campus Drive, 9th floor
Irvine, CA 92612
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