Terms and Conditions
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
Effective Date: September 2, 2026
Last Updated: September 2, 2026
1. ACCEPTANCE OF THESE TERMS
Welcome to the website of the Baby Cyrus Foundation (“Baby Cyrus Foundation,” “Foundation,” “we,” “us,” or “our”).
These Terms and Conditions (“Terms”) govern your access to and use of the Baby Cyrus Foundation website, including its content, materials, features, forms, communications, donation functions, and other services made available through the website (collectively, the “Website”).
By accessing or using the Website, you acknowledge that you have read, understood, and agree to these Terms.
If you do not agree to these Terms, please do not use the Website.
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PART I — THE FOUNDATION AND ITS WEBSITE
2. PURPOSE OF THE WEBSITE
The Baby Cyrus Foundation is a perpetual charitable institution dedicated to protecting children, preserving families, defending parental rights and due process, exposing abuse and injustice, promoting governmental accountability, and providing charitable, educational, investigative, philanthropic, humanitarian, and other assistance consistent with the Foundation’s Constitution and mission.
The Website may be used to:
* Educate the public;
* Publish research and information;
* Report upon matters of public concern;
* Document cases and events;
* Advocate for children and families;
* Promote parental rights and due process;
* Promote governmental transparency and accountability;
* Receive reports and information;
* Provide information concerning Foundation programs;
* Receive requests for assistance;
* Recruit volunteers and supporters;
* Conduct charitable fundraising;
* Provide updates concerning Foundation activities;
* Publish commentary and educational materials; and
* Advance other lawful purposes consistent with the Foundation’s mission.
Information published on the Website is provided in furtherance of these purposes.
3. FOUNDATION CONSTITUTION
The Baby Cyrus Foundation is governed by its Constitution.
These Terms are an administrative policy governing use of the Website and shall be interpreted consistently with the Constitution of the Baby Cyrus Foundation.
Nothing contained in these Terms shall amend, supersede, diminish, expand, or override the Foundation’s Constitution or any constitutional limitation upon the authority of the Foundation or its governing bodies, officers, directors, trustees, employees, volunteers, or agents.
In the event of an irreconcilable conflict between these Terms and the Constitution of the Baby Cyrus Foundation, the Constitution shall control to the fullest extent permitted by applicable law.
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PART II — USE OF THE WEBSITE
4. PERMITTED USE
You may use the Website for lawful purposes consistent with these Terms.
You may view, access, and use publicly available Website materials for personal, informational, educational, charitable, journalistic, religious, academic, or other lawful noncommercial purposes, subject to the intellectual-property provisions contained in these Terms.
5. PROHIBITED USE
You may not use the Website:
* For any unlawful purpose;
* To violate the rights of another person;
* To threaten, harass, stalk, intimidate, or unlawfully target another person;
* To impersonate the Foundation or another person;
* To falsely represent an affiliation with the Foundation;
* To obtain information through fraud or deception;
* To interfere with the operation or security of the Website;
* To introduce viruses, malicious code, or other harmful technology;
* To attempt unauthorized access to Foundation systems or accounts;
* To circumvent Website security measures;
* To conduct automated scraping in a manner that materially interferes with Website operation;
* To collect nonpublic personal information concerning children, beneficiaries, donors, witnesses, confidential sources, employees, volunteers, or others;
* To use Foundation materials fraudulently;
* To solicit money while falsely claiming to represent the Foundation;
* To use the Foundation’s name, trademarks, branding, or identity in a manner likely to create a false impression of sponsorship or authorization; or
* For any purpose that materially interferes with the Foundation’s charitable mission or lawful operations.
The Foundation may restrict or terminate Website access when reasonably necessary to protect the Website, the Foundation, its beneficiaries, or others.
6. WEBSITE AVAILABILITY
The Foundation does not guarantee that the Website will always be available, uninterrupted, secure, or error-free.
We may modify, suspend, restrict, or discontinue any portion of the Website at any time.
The Foundation shall not be responsible for temporary Website unavailability caused by maintenance, technical failures, cybersecurity incidents, third-party service interruptions, natural disasters, or circumstances outside our reasonable control.
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PART III — INFORMATION AND EDUCATIONAL CONTENT
7. GENERAL INFORMATION ONLY
Information published on the Website is provided for charitable, educational, informational, investigative, advocacy, and public-awareness purposes.
Although the Foundation endeavors to provide useful and accurate information, Website content is not a substitute for individualized professional advice.
You should independently evaluate information before relying upon it to make significant legal, medical, financial, safety, or other decisions.
8. NO LEGAL ADVICE
Nothing published on the Website constitutes legal advice.
The Foundation’s discussion of:
* Constitutional rights;
* Parental rights;
* Due process;
* Child welfare proceedings;
* Court decisions;
* Governmental conduct;
* Statutes or regulations;
* Legal procedures;
* Litigation;
* Individual cases; or
* Other legal subjects
is provided for educational, investigative, advocacy, or informational purposes unless expressly stated otherwise.
Individuals requiring legal advice should consult a qualified attorney concerning their particular circumstances.
9. NO ATTORNEY-CLIENT RELATIONSHIP
Accessing the Website, communicating with the Foundation, submitting information, requesting assistance, or receiving general information from the Foundation does not create an attorney-client relationship.
An attorney-client relationship may arise only through an appropriate separate agreement or relationship with a licensed attorney.
Sending information to the Foundation does not, by itself, create attorney-client privilege.
10. NO MEDICAL OR MENTAL-HEALTH ADVICE
Website materials concerning children, health, medical care, trauma, family circumstances, or related matters are not intended to constitute medical, psychological, psychiatric, or other professional healthcare advice.
Nothing on the Website should be used as a substitute for appropriate professional care.
If a person is experiencing a medical emergency or an immediate threat to life or safety, appropriate emergency assistance should be contacted.
11. NO GUARANTEE OF RESULTS
The Foundation cannot guarantee the outcome of any:
* Court proceeding;
* Governmental investigation;
* Child welfare matter;
* Custody proceeding;
* Administrative proceeding;
* Request for assistance;
* Advocacy campaign;
* Investigation;
* Media inquiry;
* Legislative effort; or
* Other matter.
Past Foundation activity or successful assistance in one matter does not guarantee a similar result in another.
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PART IV — REQUESTS FOR ASSISTANCE
12. SUBMITTING A REQUEST
The Website may permit individuals to request assistance from the Foundation.
Submission of a request does not obligate the Foundation to:
* Accept the matter;
* Investigate the matter;
* Provide financial assistance;
* Provide legal representation;
* Provide an attorney;
* Contact government officials;
* Contact the media;
* Publish the matter;
* Advocate publicly;
* Provide professional services; or
* Take any particular action.
The Foundation retains discretion, consistent with its Constitution and applicable law, to determine which matters it is able and willing to address.
13. NO EMERGENCY SERVICE
Unless expressly stated otherwise, the Foundation is not an emergency-response service.
Website forms, email accounts, social-media accounts, and other communication channels may not be continuously monitored.
Do not rely upon the Website or Foundation communications when immediate intervention is necessary to prevent death, serious bodily injury, child abuse, or another emergency.
14. TIME-SENSITIVE MATTERS
The Foundation is not responsible for legal deadlines, statutes of limitation, appeal deadlines, hearing dates, filing deadlines, or other time-sensitive obligations merely because information concerning a matter was submitted to the Foundation.
Individuals remain responsible for protecting their own legal rights and obtaining qualified professional assistance when necessary.
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PART V — USER SUBMISSIONS
15. INFORMATION YOU SUBMIT
The Website may permit users to submit:
* Messages;
* Reports;
* Complaints;
* Requests for assistance;
* Documents;
* Photographs;
* Videos;
* Audio recordings;
* Court records;
* Government records;
* Witness statements;
* Correspondence;
* Personal narratives;
* Evidence;
* Tips;
* Testimonials; or
* Other information or materials.
Collectively, these materials are referred to as “Submissions.”
16. YOUR RESPONSIBILITY FOR SUBMISSIONS
By making a Submission, you represent that, to the best of your knowledge:
* You have the lawful right to provide the material;
* You are not knowingly submitting materially false information as fact;
* Your submission is not made for a fraudulent or unlawful purpose; and
* Where another person’s private information is involved, you have considered whether disclosure is reasonably necessary and lawful.
You should not submit information obtained through unlawful hacking, theft, unauthorized access to private accounts, unlawful surveillance, or other illegal means.
17. NO GUARANTEE OF CONFIDENTIALITY
The Foundation handles information in accordance with its Privacy Policy and may provide heightened protection to case information, information concerning children, witnesses, and confidential sources.
However, merely submitting information does not automatically create a legally privileged or confidential relationship.
If confidentiality is particularly important, you should clearly indicate that concern when contacting the Foundation and follow any secure submission procedures provided by the Foundation.
18. LICENSE NECESSARY TO EVALUATE SUBMISSIONS
When you submit materials to the Foundation, you grant the Foundation a nonexclusive, royalty-free license to receive, store, copy, review, analyze, organize, and internally use those materials as reasonably necessary to evaluate your Submission and carry out legitimate Foundation activities relating to it.
This limited license does not, by itself, constitute permission for the Foundation to publicly identify a child, publicly disclose confidential information, or publicly publish every material submitted.
Public use of sensitive information will be governed by the Foundation’s Privacy Policy, applicable law, any applicable permissions, and the Foundation’s judgment concerning its charitable mission.
19. MATERIALS INTENDED FOR PUBLICATION
If you expressly provide material to the Foundation for publication, public distribution, advocacy, education, fundraising, or public awareness, you grant the Foundation a nonexclusive, worldwide, royalty-free license to reproduce, publish, display, distribute, adapt, excerpt, and communicate that material for legitimate Foundation purposes.
You retain ownership of your original material unless ownership is separately transferred in writing.
20. PRESERVATION OF EVIDENCE
Materials submitted in connection with an investigation, legal dispute, alleged governmental misconduct, child-welfare matter, or other case may be preserved by the Foundation even if the person who submitted the material later requests deletion.
The Foundation may preserve such materials when reasonably necessary to:
* Maintain evidentiary integrity;
* Comply with law;
* Protect a child or another person;
* Preserve historical records;
* Continue an investigation;
* Defend legal rights;
* Prevent destruction or spoliation of potentially relevant evidence; or
* Fulfill another legitimate charitable or institutional purpose.
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PART VI — INVESTIGATIVE, ADVOCACY, AND PUBLIC-INTEREST CONTENT
21. INVESTIGATIVE AND PUBLIC-INTEREST MATERIALS
The Foundation may investigate, document, analyze, criticize, or report upon matters involving:
* Government agencies;
* Government officials;
* Courts;
* Child welfare systems;
* Medical institutions;
* Law enforcement;
* Attorneys;
* Contractors;
* Private organizations;
* Public policies;
* Judicial or administrative proceedings;
* Allegations of misconduct;
* Constitutional or civil-rights issues; and
* Other matters of legitimate public concern.
Such materials may contain allegations, opinions, analysis, quotations, public records, interviews, witness accounts, or information obtained from third parties.
22. ALLEGATIONS AND DISPUTED FACTS
When Website content discusses allegations that have not been finally adjudicated or otherwise conclusively established, those allegations should be understood as allegations unless the context clearly establishes otherwise.
Individuals and institutions discussed on the Website may dispute allegations, interpretations, conclusions, or characterizations concerning them.
The Foundation may update, correct, supplement, or revise materials as additional reliable information becomes available.
23. OPINION AND COMMENTARY
The Website may contain opinion, commentary, criticism, interpretation, advocacy, or rhetorical expression.
Statements of opinion should be understood as such in their context.
Nothing in these Terms should be interpreted as diminishing the Foundation’s right to engage in constitutionally protected speech, advocacy, criticism, commentary, journalism, petition, association, or other lawful expression.
24. PUBLIC RECORDS
The Foundation may reproduce, quote, summarize, analyze, or link to materials lawfully obtained from:
* Court records;
* Government records;
* Public meetings;
* Legislative proceedings;
* Administrative proceedings;
* Official reports;
* Public statements;
* Publicly available databases;
* News reports; and
* Other lawful public sources.
Although such information may be public, the Foundation may voluntarily redact or omit sensitive information, particularly information concerning children, when appropriate to protect privacy, dignity, or safety.
25. CORRECTIONS
The Foundation endeavors to publish accurate information.
If you believe the Website contains a material factual error concerning you or an organization you represent, you may contact the Foundation and identify:
* The specific material at issue;
* The alleged error;
* The factual basis for the requested correction; and
* Supporting documentation where appropriate.
The Foundation may investigate credible correction requests and determine whether a correction, clarification, update, or other response is appropriate.
Submission of a correction request does not guarantee removal or alteration of content.
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PART VII — INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
26. FOUNDATION CONTENT
Except where otherwise indicated, Website content created by the Foundation—including text, articles, reports, graphics, logos, photographs, videos, designs, downloadable materials, and compilations—is owned by or licensed to the Baby Cyrus Foundation and may be protected by copyright, trademark, and other intellectual-property laws.
27. FAIR AND NONCOMMERCIAL USE
The Foundation supports legitimate educational discussion, journalism, public-interest advocacy, scholarship, and commentary.
Unless otherwise stated, users may quote reasonable portions of publicly available Foundation materials for lawful:
* Educational;
* Journalistic;
* Academic;
* Religious;
* Charitable;
* Commentary;
* Criticism; or
* Other noncommercial purposes,
provided that appropriate attribution is given and the use does not falsely imply Foundation sponsorship or endorsement.
Nothing in these Terms is intended to restrict rights independently provided by fair use, fair dealing, the First Amendment, or other applicable law.
28. COMMERCIAL REPUBLICATION
Substantial reproduction, republication, sale, licensing, or commercial exploitation of original Foundation materials may require prior written permission.
Requests may be directed to the Foundation using the contact information below.
29. FOUNDATION NAME AND MARKS
The Baby Cyrus Foundation name, logos, slogans, and other identifying marks may not be used in a manner that falsely implies affiliation, endorsement, sponsorship, or authorization.
Nothing prevents truthful reference to the Foundation for legitimate news reporting, commentary, criticism, education, or other lawful purposes.
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PART VIII — DONATIONS
30. CHARITABLE DONATIONS
The Website may permit individuals to make charitable contributions to the Baby Cyrus Foundation.
Donations support the Foundation’s overall charitable mission unless a particular campaign or solicitation expressly provides otherwise.
31. RESTRICTED OR DESIGNATED DONATIONS
The Foundation may offer opportunities to support particular programs, campaigns, cases, or purposes.
Unless the Foundation expressly accepts a legally binding restriction, descriptions of a campaign or intended use should not be interpreted as creating a trust or contractual obligation requiring every donated dollar to be spent exclusively upon a particular individual or expense.
The Foundation retains appropriate discretion over charitable funds consistent with donor restrictions that have been expressly accepted, applicable law, and the Foundation’s Constitution.
32. NO PURCHASE OR OWNERSHIP INTEREST
A charitable contribution does not purchase:
* Goods or services except where expressly stated;
* Membership rights;
* Voting rights;
* Governance rights;
* Ownership in the Foundation;
* Control over Foundation decisions; or
* Authority to direct Foundation investigations or advocacy.
Donors do not acquire an ownership interest in the Foundation or its assets.
33. TAX DEDUCTIBILITY
The tax treatment of a contribution depends upon applicable law and the donor’s individual circumstances.
Nothing on the Website constitutes tax advice.
Donors should consult their own qualified tax adviser concerning the deductibility or other tax consequences of a contribution.
34. DONATION REFUNDS
Charitable donations are generally final once processed.
The Foundation may, in its discretion and consistent with applicable law, correct duplicate transactions, processing errors, unauthorized transactions, or other exceptional circumstances.
Any separate Donation or Refund Policy published by the Foundation is incorporated into these Terms by reference.
35. FRAUDULENT TRANSACTIONS
The Foundation reserves the right to reject, refund, suspend, or investigate a transaction reasonably suspected of fraud, money laundering, unauthorized payment activity, unlawful conduct, or other misuse.
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PART IX — PRIVACY
36. PRIVACY POLICY
Use of the Website is also subject to the Baby Cyrus Foundation Privacy Policy, which explains how the Foundation collects, uses, protects, and discloses personal information.
The Privacy Policy is incorporated into these Terms by reference.
Where particularly sensitive information concerning children, families, beneficiaries, witnesses, confidential sources, or investigations is involved, users should review the Privacy Policy before submitting information.
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PART X — THIRD-PARTY CONTENT AND SERVICES
37. THIRD-PARTY WEBSITES
The Website may contain links to websites or services operated by third parties.
These links may include:
* Government websites;
* Court systems;
* News organizations;
* Research organizations;
* Social-media platforms;
* Payment processors;
* Charitable organizations;
* Advocacy organizations; and
* Other resources.
The Foundation does not control independent third-party websites and is not responsible for their content, security, availability, privacy practices, or terms.
38. LINKS ARE NOT NECESSARILY ENDORSEMENTS
A link to a third-party source does not necessarily constitute an endorsement of that organization, person, website, product, viewpoint, or service.
Likewise, reference to an organization or person in investigative or educational content does not imply affiliation with the Foundation.
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PART XI — DISCLAIMERS
39. WEBSITE PROVIDED “AS IS”
To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, the Website and its publicly available content are provided on an “as is” and “as available” basis.
The Foundation does not warrant that:
* The Website will always be available;
* Website content will be free from all errors;
* Every item of third-party information will be accurate;
* Every link will remain operational;
* The Website will be free from harmful components; or
* Use of the Website will produce any particular result.
Nothing in this section excuses obligations that cannot lawfully be waived.
40. RELIANCE UPON INFORMATION
Users are responsible for evaluating Website information and obtaining appropriate professional advice before making significant decisions.
The Foundation is not responsible for losses caused solely by a user’s unreasonable reliance upon general Website information as individualized legal, medical, financial, or other professional advice.
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PART XII — LIMITATION OF LIABILITY
41. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY
To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, the Baby Cyrus Foundation and its governing bodies, officers, employees, volunteers, representatives, and agents shall not be liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, exemplary, or punitive damages arising solely from use of or inability to use the Website.
Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits liability that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited.
42. THIRD-PARTY CONDUCT
The Foundation is not responsible for the independent acts or omissions of:
* Government agencies;
* Courts;
* Attorneys;
* Medical providers;
* Social-service agencies;
* News organizations;
* Other nonprofit organizations;
* Payment processors;
* Website providers;
* Social-media platforms; or
* Other independent third parties
merely because the Foundation refers to, communicates with, links to, criticizes, assists, or collaborates with such persons or entities.
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PART XIII — INDEMNIFICATION
43. MISUSE OF THE WEBSITE
To the extent permitted by law, a user who intentionally or unlawfully misuses the Website agrees to be responsible for losses, liabilities, claims, or reasonable expenses directly resulting from that user’s:
* Fraudulent conduct;
* Unlawful conduct;
* Knowing infringement of another person’s rights;
* Unauthorized use of Foundation intellectual property;
* Impersonation of the Foundation;
* Unauthorized fundraising in the Foundation’s name; or
* Malicious interference with Foundation systems.
This provision shall not be interpreted to penalize lawful criticism, journalism, advocacy, whistleblowing, fair use, or the good-faith exercise of legal rights.
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PART XIV — GOVERNMENTAL INDEPENDENCE AND LEGAL PROCESS
44. FOUNDATION INDEPENDENCE
The Baby Cyrus Foundation is constitutionally committed to institutional independence from governmental control and does not accept government funding.
Nothing in these Terms authorizes any governmental entity to direct, control, supervise, or obtain privileged access to Foundation activities, information, systems, beneficiaries, donors, or investigations.
45. GOVERNMENTAL REQUESTS FOR INFORMATION
The Foundation does not voluntarily surrender private donor, beneficiary, family, witness, source, or investigative information merely because a governmental official or agency requests it.
The Foundation reserves the right, to the fullest extent permitted by law, to require valid legal process and to challenge, object to, narrow, or seek judicial protection from governmental demands for information.
Additional provisions concerning governmental requests and legal process are contained in the Foundation’s Privacy Policy.
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PART XV — ENFORCEMENT AND TERMINATION
46. SUSPENSION OR TERMINATION OF ACCESS
The Foundation may block, restrict, or terminate a user’s access to interactive Website features when reasonably necessary because of:
* Fraud;
* Security threats;
* Harassment;
* Illegal conduct;
* Malicious interference;
* Impersonation;
* Abuse of Foundation systems; or
* Material violation of these Terms.
Termination of Website access does not affect provisions that by their nature should survive termination.
47. NO WAIVER
Failure by the Foundation to enforce a provision of these Terms on one occasion does not waive the Foundation’s right to enforce that provision on another occasion.
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PART XVI — GENERAL LEGAL PROVISIONS
48. GOVERNING LAW
Except where applicable law requires otherwise, these Terms shall be governed by and interpreted according to the laws applicable to the Baby Cyrus Foundation in its principal jurisdiction of organization and operation, without regard to conflict-of-law principles.
Nothing in these Terms shall be construed to waive any constitutional, statutory, jurisdictional, procedural, or other legal right or defense available to the Foundation.
49. JURISDICTION AND VENUE
Any dispute concerning these Terms or use of the Website shall be brought in a court possessing lawful subject-matter and personal jurisdiction over the dispute.
Nothing in these Terms constitutes consent by the Foundation to jurisdiction or venue in a forum that would not otherwise possess lawful jurisdiction or proper venue.
50. SEVERABILITY
If any provision of these Terms is determined to be unlawful, invalid, or unenforceable, that provision shall be interpreted, limited, or severed to the minimum extent necessary, and the remaining provisions shall remain in effect.
51. ENTIRE AGREEMENT CONCERNING WEBSITE USE
These Terms, together with the Privacy Policy and any other policies expressly incorporated by reference, constitute the general agreement between the user and the Foundation concerning use of the Website.
Separate agreements may govern particular Foundation programs, grants, volunteer relationships, professional services, events, or other activities.
52. NO THIRD-PARTY BENEFICIARIES
Except where expressly provided otherwise, these Terms do not create enforceable rights in persons who are not parties to them.
53. HEADINGS
Headings are provided for organization and convenience and do not independently alter the meaning of these Terms.
54. CHANGES TO THESE TERMS
The Foundation may revise these Terms periodically to reflect changes in:
* Website functionality;
* Foundation programs;
* Technology;
* Applicable law;
* Foundation policies; or
* Organizational needs.
Revised Terms will be posted on the Website with an updated “Last Updated” date.
Continued use of the Website after revised Terms become effective constitutes acceptance of the revised Terms to the extent permitted by applicable law.
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PART XVII — CONTACT INFORMATION
55. CONTACT THE FOUNDATION
Questions concerning these Terms and Conditions may be directed to:
Baby Cyrus Foundation
Orlando, FL
United States
Email: contact@babycyrus.org
Telephone: coming soon
Requests involving confidential information concerning a child, family, investigation, witness, or legal matter should be submitted through any secure communication method designated by the Foundation rather than through public social-media channels.
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OUR FOUNDATIONAL PRINCIPLE
The Baby Cyrus Foundation exists to protect children, preserve families, defend fundamental rights, expose injustice, and hold powerful institutions accountable.
These Terms exist to protect the integrity and independence of that mission. They shall not be interpreted to silence legitimate criticism, prevent lawful public participation, impair the rights of children or families, shield wrongdoing from exposure, or grant the Foundation powers inconsistent with its Constitution.
Effective Date: September 2, 2026
Last Updated: September 2, 2026
1. ACCEPTANCE OF THESE TERMS
Welcome to the website of the Baby Cyrus Foundation (“Baby Cyrus Foundation,” “Foundation,” “we,” “us,” or “our”).
These Terms and Conditions (“Terms”) govern your access to and use of the Baby Cyrus Foundation website, including its content, materials, features, forms, communications, donation functions, and other services made available through the website (collectively, the “Website”).
By accessing or using the Website, you acknowledge that you have read, understood, and agree to these Terms.
If you do not agree to these Terms, please do not use the Website.
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PART I — THE FOUNDATION AND ITS WEBSITE
2. PURPOSE OF THE WEBSITE
The Baby Cyrus Foundation is a perpetual charitable institution dedicated to protecting children, preserving families, defending parental rights and due process, exposing abuse and injustice, promoting governmental accountability, and providing charitable, educational, investigative, philanthropic, humanitarian, and other assistance consistent with the Foundation’s Constitution and mission.
The Website may be used to:
* Educate the public;
* Publish research and information;
* Report upon matters of public concern;
* Document cases and events;
* Advocate for children and families;
* Promote parental rights and due process;
* Promote governmental transparency and accountability;
* Receive reports and information;
* Provide information concerning Foundation programs;
* Receive requests for assistance;
* Recruit volunteers and supporters;
* Conduct charitable fundraising;
* Provide updates concerning Foundation activities;
* Publish commentary and educational materials; and
* Advance other lawful purposes consistent with the Foundation’s mission.
Information published on the Website is provided in furtherance of these purposes.
3. FOUNDATION CONSTITUTION
The Baby Cyrus Foundation is governed by its Constitution.
These Terms are an administrative policy governing use of the Website and shall be interpreted consistently with the Constitution of the Baby Cyrus Foundation.
Nothing contained in these Terms shall amend, supersede, diminish, expand, or override the Foundation’s Constitution or any constitutional limitation upon the authority of the Foundation or its governing bodies, officers, directors, trustees, employees, volunteers, or agents.
In the event of an irreconcilable conflict between these Terms and the Constitution of the Baby Cyrus Foundation, the Constitution shall control to the fullest extent permitted by applicable law.
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PART II — USE OF THE WEBSITE
4. PERMITTED USE
You may use the Website for lawful purposes consistent with these Terms.
You may view, access, and use publicly available Website materials for personal, informational, educational, charitable, journalistic, religious, academic, or other lawful noncommercial purposes, subject to the intellectual-property provisions contained in these Terms.
5. PROHIBITED USE
You may not use the Website:
* For any unlawful purpose;
* To violate the rights of another person;
* To threaten, harass, stalk, intimidate, or unlawfully target another person;
* To impersonate the Foundation or another person;
* To falsely represent an affiliation with the Foundation;
* To obtain information through fraud or deception;
* To interfere with the operation or security of the Website;
* To introduce viruses, malicious code, or other harmful technology;
* To attempt unauthorized access to Foundation systems or accounts;
* To circumvent Website security measures;
* To conduct automated scraping in a manner that materially interferes with Website operation;
* To collect nonpublic personal information concerning children, beneficiaries, donors, witnesses, confidential sources, employees, volunteers, or others;
* To use Foundation materials fraudulently;
* To solicit money while falsely claiming to represent the Foundation;
* To use the Foundation’s name, trademarks, branding, or identity in a manner likely to create a false impression of sponsorship or authorization; or
* For any purpose that materially interferes with the Foundation’s charitable mission or lawful operations.
The Foundation may restrict or terminate Website access when reasonably necessary to protect the Website, the Foundation, its beneficiaries, or others.
6. WEBSITE AVAILABILITY
The Foundation does not guarantee that the Website will always be available, uninterrupted, secure, or error-free.
We may modify, suspend, restrict, or discontinue any portion of the Website at any time.
The Foundation shall not be responsible for temporary Website unavailability caused by maintenance, technical failures, cybersecurity incidents, third-party service interruptions, natural disasters, or circumstances outside our reasonable control.
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PART III — INFORMATION AND EDUCATIONAL CONTENT
7. GENERAL INFORMATION ONLY
Information published on the Website is provided for charitable, educational, informational, investigative, advocacy, and public-awareness purposes.
Although the Foundation endeavors to provide useful and accurate information, Website content is not a substitute for individualized professional advice.
You should independently evaluate information before relying upon it to make significant legal, medical, financial, safety, or other decisions.
8. NO LEGAL ADVICE
Nothing published on the Website constitutes legal advice.
The Foundation’s discussion of:
* Constitutional rights;
* Parental rights;
* Due process;
* Child welfare proceedings;
* Court decisions;
* Governmental conduct;
* Statutes or regulations;
* Legal procedures;
* Litigation;
* Individual cases; or
* Other legal subjects
is provided for educational, investigative, advocacy, or informational purposes unless expressly stated otherwise.
Individuals requiring legal advice should consult a qualified attorney concerning their particular circumstances.
9. NO ATTORNEY-CLIENT RELATIONSHIP
Accessing the Website, communicating with the Foundation, submitting information, requesting assistance, or receiving general information from the Foundation does not create an attorney-client relationship.
An attorney-client relationship may arise only through an appropriate separate agreement or relationship with a licensed attorney.
Sending information to the Foundation does not, by itself, create attorney-client privilege.
10. NO MEDICAL OR MENTAL-HEALTH ADVICE
Website materials concerning children, health, medical care, trauma, family circumstances, or related matters are not intended to constitute medical, psychological, psychiatric, or other professional healthcare advice.
Nothing on the Website should be used as a substitute for appropriate professional care.
If a person is experiencing a medical emergency or an immediate threat to life or safety, appropriate emergency assistance should be contacted.
11. NO GUARANTEE OF RESULTS
The Foundation cannot guarantee the outcome of any:
* Court proceeding;
* Governmental investigation;
* Child welfare matter;
* Custody proceeding;
* Administrative proceeding;
* Request for assistance;
* Advocacy campaign;
* Investigation;
* Media inquiry;
* Legislative effort; or
* Other matter.
Past Foundation activity or successful assistance in one matter does not guarantee a similar result in another.
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PART IV — REQUESTS FOR ASSISTANCE
12. SUBMITTING A REQUEST
The Website may permit individuals to request assistance from the Foundation.
Submission of a request does not obligate the Foundation to:
* Accept the matter;
* Investigate the matter;
* Provide financial assistance;
* Provide legal representation;
* Provide an attorney;
* Contact government officials;
* Contact the media;
* Publish the matter;
* Advocate publicly;
* Provide professional services; or
* Take any particular action.
The Foundation retains discretion, consistent with its Constitution and applicable law, to determine which matters it is able and willing to address.
13. NO EMERGENCY SERVICE
Unless expressly stated otherwise, the Foundation is not an emergency-response service.
Website forms, email accounts, social-media accounts, and other communication channels may not be continuously monitored.
Do not rely upon the Website or Foundation communications when immediate intervention is necessary to prevent death, serious bodily injury, child abuse, or another emergency.
14. TIME-SENSITIVE MATTERS
The Foundation is not responsible for legal deadlines, statutes of limitation, appeal deadlines, hearing dates, filing deadlines, or other time-sensitive obligations merely because information concerning a matter was submitted to the Foundation.
Individuals remain responsible for protecting their own legal rights and obtaining qualified professional assistance when necessary.
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PART V — USER SUBMISSIONS
15. INFORMATION YOU SUBMIT
The Website may permit users to submit:
* Messages;
* Reports;
* Complaints;
* Requests for assistance;
* Documents;
* Photographs;
* Videos;
* Audio recordings;
* Court records;
* Government records;
* Witness statements;
* Correspondence;
* Personal narratives;
* Evidence;
* Tips;
* Testimonials; or
* Other information or materials.
Collectively, these materials are referred to as “Submissions.”
16. YOUR RESPONSIBILITY FOR SUBMISSIONS
By making a Submission, you represent that, to the best of your knowledge:
* You have the lawful right to provide the material;
* You are not knowingly submitting materially false information as fact;
* Your submission is not made for a fraudulent or unlawful purpose; and
* Where another person’s private information is involved, you have considered whether disclosure is reasonably necessary and lawful.
You should not submit information obtained through unlawful hacking, theft, unauthorized access to private accounts, unlawful surveillance, or other illegal means.
17. NO GUARANTEE OF CONFIDENTIALITY
The Foundation handles information in accordance with its Privacy Policy and may provide heightened protection to case information, information concerning children, witnesses, and confidential sources.
However, merely submitting information does not automatically create a legally privileged or confidential relationship.
If confidentiality is particularly important, you should clearly indicate that concern when contacting the Foundation and follow any secure submission procedures provided by the Foundation.
18. LICENSE NECESSARY TO EVALUATE SUBMISSIONS
When you submit materials to the Foundation, you grant the Foundation a nonexclusive, royalty-free license to receive, store, copy, review, analyze, organize, and internally use those materials as reasonably necessary to evaluate your Submission and carry out legitimate Foundation activities relating to it.
This limited license does not, by itself, constitute permission for the Foundation to publicly identify a child, publicly disclose confidential information, or publicly publish every material submitted.
Public use of sensitive information will be governed by the Foundation’s Privacy Policy, applicable law, any applicable permissions, and the Foundation’s judgment concerning its charitable mission.
19. MATERIALS INTENDED FOR PUBLICATION
If you expressly provide material to the Foundation for publication, public distribution, advocacy, education, fundraising, or public awareness, you grant the Foundation a nonexclusive, worldwide, royalty-free license to reproduce, publish, display, distribute, adapt, excerpt, and communicate that material for legitimate Foundation purposes.
You retain ownership of your original material unless ownership is separately transferred in writing.
20. PRESERVATION OF EVIDENCE
Materials submitted in connection with an investigation, legal dispute, alleged governmental misconduct, child-welfare matter, or other case may be preserved by the Foundation even if the person who submitted the material later requests deletion.
The Foundation may preserve such materials when reasonably necessary to:
* Maintain evidentiary integrity;
* Comply with law;
* Protect a child or another person;
* Preserve historical records;
* Continue an investigation;
* Defend legal rights;
* Prevent destruction or spoliation of potentially relevant evidence; or
* Fulfill another legitimate charitable or institutional purpose.
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PART VI — INVESTIGATIVE, ADVOCACY, AND PUBLIC-INTEREST CONTENT
21. INVESTIGATIVE AND PUBLIC-INTEREST MATERIALS
The Foundation may investigate, document, analyze, criticize, or report upon matters involving:
* Government agencies;
* Government officials;
* Courts;
* Child welfare systems;
* Medical institutions;
* Law enforcement;
* Attorneys;
* Contractors;
* Private organizations;
* Public policies;
* Judicial or administrative proceedings;
* Allegations of misconduct;
* Constitutional or civil-rights issues; and
* Other matters of legitimate public concern.
Such materials may contain allegations, opinions, analysis, quotations, public records, interviews, witness accounts, or information obtained from third parties.
22. ALLEGATIONS AND DISPUTED FACTS
When Website content discusses allegations that have not been finally adjudicated or otherwise conclusively established, those allegations should be understood as allegations unless the context clearly establishes otherwise.
Individuals and institutions discussed on the Website may dispute allegations, interpretations, conclusions, or characterizations concerning them.
The Foundation may update, correct, supplement, or revise materials as additional reliable information becomes available.
23. OPINION AND COMMENTARY
The Website may contain opinion, commentary, criticism, interpretation, advocacy, or rhetorical expression.
Statements of opinion should be understood as such in their context.
Nothing in these Terms should be interpreted as diminishing the Foundation’s right to engage in constitutionally protected speech, advocacy, criticism, commentary, journalism, petition, association, or other lawful expression.
24. PUBLIC RECORDS
The Foundation may reproduce, quote, summarize, analyze, or link to materials lawfully obtained from:
* Court records;
* Government records;
* Public meetings;
* Legislative proceedings;
* Administrative proceedings;
* Official reports;
* Public statements;
* Publicly available databases;
* News reports; and
* Other lawful public sources.
Although such information may be public, the Foundation may voluntarily redact or omit sensitive information, particularly information concerning children, when appropriate to protect privacy, dignity, or safety.
25. CORRECTIONS
The Foundation endeavors to publish accurate information.
If you believe the Website contains a material factual error concerning you or an organization you represent, you may contact the Foundation and identify:
* The specific material at issue;
* The alleged error;
* The factual basis for the requested correction; and
* Supporting documentation where appropriate.
The Foundation may investigate credible correction requests and determine whether a correction, clarification, update, or other response is appropriate.
Submission of a correction request does not guarantee removal or alteration of content.
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PART VII — INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
26. FOUNDATION CONTENT
Except where otherwise indicated, Website content created by the Foundation—including text, articles, reports, graphics, logos, photographs, videos, designs, downloadable materials, and compilations—is owned by or licensed to the Baby Cyrus Foundation and may be protected by copyright, trademark, and other intellectual-property laws.
27. FAIR AND NONCOMMERCIAL USE
The Foundation supports legitimate educational discussion, journalism, public-interest advocacy, scholarship, and commentary.
Unless otherwise stated, users may quote reasonable portions of publicly available Foundation materials for lawful:
* Educational;
* Journalistic;
* Academic;
* Religious;
* Charitable;
* Commentary;
* Criticism; or
* Other noncommercial purposes,
provided that appropriate attribution is given and the use does not falsely imply Foundation sponsorship or endorsement.
Nothing in these Terms is intended to restrict rights independently provided by fair use, fair dealing, the First Amendment, or other applicable law.
28. COMMERCIAL REPUBLICATION
Substantial reproduction, republication, sale, licensing, or commercial exploitation of original Foundation materials may require prior written permission.
Requests may be directed to the Foundation using the contact information below.
29. FOUNDATION NAME AND MARKS
The Baby Cyrus Foundation name, logos, slogans, and other identifying marks may not be used in a manner that falsely implies affiliation, endorsement, sponsorship, or authorization.
Nothing prevents truthful reference to the Foundation for legitimate news reporting, commentary, criticism, education, or other lawful purposes.
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PART VIII — DONATIONS
30. CHARITABLE DONATIONS
The Website may permit individuals to make charitable contributions to the Baby Cyrus Foundation.
Donations support the Foundation’s overall charitable mission unless a particular campaign or solicitation expressly provides otherwise.
31. RESTRICTED OR DESIGNATED DONATIONS
The Foundation may offer opportunities to support particular programs, campaigns, cases, or purposes.
Unless the Foundation expressly accepts a legally binding restriction, descriptions of a campaign or intended use should not be interpreted as creating a trust or contractual obligation requiring every donated dollar to be spent exclusively upon a particular individual or expense.
The Foundation retains appropriate discretion over charitable funds consistent with donor restrictions that have been expressly accepted, applicable law, and the Foundation’s Constitution.
32. NO PURCHASE OR OWNERSHIP INTEREST
A charitable contribution does not purchase:
* Goods or services except where expressly stated;
* Membership rights;
* Voting rights;
* Governance rights;
* Ownership in the Foundation;
* Control over Foundation decisions; or
* Authority to direct Foundation investigations or advocacy.
Donors do not acquire an ownership interest in the Foundation or its assets.
33. TAX DEDUCTIBILITY
The tax treatment of a contribution depends upon applicable law and the donor’s individual circumstances.
Nothing on the Website constitutes tax advice.
Donors should consult their own qualified tax adviser concerning the deductibility or other tax consequences of a contribution.
34. DONATION REFUNDS
Charitable donations are generally final once processed.
The Foundation may, in its discretion and consistent with applicable law, correct duplicate transactions, processing errors, unauthorized transactions, or other exceptional circumstances.
Any separate Donation or Refund Policy published by the Foundation is incorporated into these Terms by reference.
35. FRAUDULENT TRANSACTIONS
The Foundation reserves the right to reject, refund, suspend, or investigate a transaction reasonably suspected of fraud, money laundering, unauthorized payment activity, unlawful conduct, or other misuse.
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PART IX — PRIVACY
36. PRIVACY POLICY
Use of the Website is also subject to the Baby Cyrus Foundation Privacy Policy, which explains how the Foundation collects, uses, protects, and discloses personal information.
The Privacy Policy is incorporated into these Terms by reference.
Where particularly sensitive information concerning children, families, beneficiaries, witnesses, confidential sources, or investigations is involved, users should review the Privacy Policy before submitting information.
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PART X — THIRD-PARTY CONTENT AND SERVICES
37. THIRD-PARTY WEBSITES
The Website may contain links to websites or services operated by third parties.
These links may include:
* Government websites;
* Court systems;
* News organizations;
* Research organizations;
* Social-media platforms;
* Payment processors;
* Charitable organizations;
* Advocacy organizations; and
* Other resources.
The Foundation does not control independent third-party websites and is not responsible for their content, security, availability, privacy practices, or terms.
38. LINKS ARE NOT NECESSARILY ENDORSEMENTS
A link to a third-party source does not necessarily constitute an endorsement of that organization, person, website, product, viewpoint, or service.
Likewise, reference to an organization or person in investigative or educational content does not imply affiliation with the Foundation.
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PART XI — DISCLAIMERS
39. WEBSITE PROVIDED “AS IS”
To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, the Website and its publicly available content are provided on an “as is” and “as available” basis.
The Foundation does not warrant that:
* The Website will always be available;
* Website content will be free from all errors;
* Every item of third-party information will be accurate;
* Every link will remain operational;
* The Website will be free from harmful components; or
* Use of the Website will produce any particular result.
Nothing in this section excuses obligations that cannot lawfully be waived.
40. RELIANCE UPON INFORMATION
Users are responsible for evaluating Website information and obtaining appropriate professional advice before making significant decisions.
The Foundation is not responsible for losses caused solely by a user’s unreasonable reliance upon general Website information as individualized legal, medical, financial, or other professional advice.
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PART XII — LIMITATION OF LIABILITY
41. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY
To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, the Baby Cyrus Foundation and its governing bodies, officers, employees, volunteers, representatives, and agents shall not be liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, exemplary, or punitive damages arising solely from use of or inability to use the Website.
Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits liability that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited.
42. THIRD-PARTY CONDUCT
The Foundation is not responsible for the independent acts or omissions of:
* Government agencies;
* Courts;
* Attorneys;
* Medical providers;
* Social-service agencies;
* News organizations;
* Other nonprofit organizations;
* Payment processors;
* Website providers;
* Social-media platforms; or
* Other independent third parties
merely because the Foundation refers to, communicates with, links to, criticizes, assists, or collaborates with such persons or entities.
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PART XIII — INDEMNIFICATION
43. MISUSE OF THE WEBSITE
To the extent permitted by law, a user who intentionally or unlawfully misuses the Website agrees to be responsible for losses, liabilities, claims, or reasonable expenses directly resulting from that user’s:
* Fraudulent conduct;
* Unlawful conduct;
* Knowing infringement of another person’s rights;
* Unauthorized use of Foundation intellectual property;
* Impersonation of the Foundation;
* Unauthorized fundraising in the Foundation’s name; or
* Malicious interference with Foundation systems.
This provision shall not be interpreted to penalize lawful criticism, journalism, advocacy, whistleblowing, fair use, or the good-faith exercise of legal rights.
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PART XIV — GOVERNMENTAL INDEPENDENCE AND LEGAL PROCESS
44. FOUNDATION INDEPENDENCE
The Baby Cyrus Foundation is constitutionally committed to institutional independence from governmental control and does not accept government funding.
Nothing in these Terms authorizes any governmental entity to direct, control, supervise, or obtain privileged access to Foundation activities, information, systems, beneficiaries, donors, or investigations.
45. GOVERNMENTAL REQUESTS FOR INFORMATION
The Foundation does not voluntarily surrender private donor, beneficiary, family, witness, source, or investigative information merely because a governmental official or agency requests it.
The Foundation reserves the right, to the fullest extent permitted by law, to require valid legal process and to challenge, object to, narrow, or seek judicial protection from governmental demands for information.
Additional provisions concerning governmental requests and legal process are contained in the Foundation’s Privacy Policy.
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PART XV — ENFORCEMENT AND TERMINATION
46. SUSPENSION OR TERMINATION OF ACCESS
The Foundation may block, restrict, or terminate a user’s access to interactive Website features when reasonably necessary because of:
* Fraud;
* Security threats;
* Harassment;
* Illegal conduct;
* Malicious interference;
* Impersonation;
* Abuse of Foundation systems; or
* Material violation of these Terms.
Termination of Website access does not affect provisions that by their nature should survive termination.
47. NO WAIVER
Failure by the Foundation to enforce a provision of these Terms on one occasion does not waive the Foundation’s right to enforce that provision on another occasion.
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PART XVI — GENERAL LEGAL PROVISIONS
48. GOVERNING LAW
Except where applicable law requires otherwise, these Terms shall be governed by and interpreted according to the laws applicable to the Baby Cyrus Foundation in its principal jurisdiction of organization and operation, without regard to conflict-of-law principles.
Nothing in these Terms shall be construed to waive any constitutional, statutory, jurisdictional, procedural, or other legal right or defense available to the Foundation.
49. JURISDICTION AND VENUE
Any dispute concerning these Terms or use of the Website shall be brought in a court possessing lawful subject-matter and personal jurisdiction over the dispute.
Nothing in these Terms constitutes consent by the Foundation to jurisdiction or venue in a forum that would not otherwise possess lawful jurisdiction or proper venue.
50. SEVERABILITY
If any provision of these Terms is determined to be unlawful, invalid, or unenforceable, that provision shall be interpreted, limited, or severed to the minimum extent necessary, and the remaining provisions shall remain in effect.
51. ENTIRE AGREEMENT CONCERNING WEBSITE USE
These Terms, together with the Privacy Policy and any other policies expressly incorporated by reference, constitute the general agreement between the user and the Foundation concerning use of the Website.
Separate agreements may govern particular Foundation programs, grants, volunteer relationships, professional services, events, or other activities.
52. NO THIRD-PARTY BENEFICIARIES
Except where expressly provided otherwise, these Terms do not create enforceable rights in persons who are not parties to them.
53. HEADINGS
Headings are provided for organization and convenience and do not independently alter the meaning of these Terms.
54. CHANGES TO THESE TERMS
The Foundation may revise these Terms periodically to reflect changes in:
* Website functionality;
* Foundation programs;
* Technology;
* Applicable law;
* Foundation policies; or
* Organizational needs.
Revised Terms will be posted on the Website with an updated “Last Updated” date.
Continued use of the Website after revised Terms become effective constitutes acceptance of the revised Terms to the extent permitted by applicable law.
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PART XVII — CONTACT INFORMATION
55. CONTACT THE FOUNDATION
Questions concerning these Terms and Conditions may be directed to:
Baby Cyrus Foundation
Orlando, FL
United States
Email: contact@babycyrus.org
Telephone: coming soon
Requests involving confidential information concerning a child, family, investigation, witness, or legal matter should be submitted through any secure communication method designated by the Foundation rather than through public social-media channels.
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OUR FOUNDATIONAL PRINCIPLE
The Baby Cyrus Foundation exists to protect children, preserve families, defend fundamental rights, expose injustice, and hold powerful institutions accountable.
These Terms exist to protect the integrity and independence of that mission. They shall not be interpreted to silence legitimate criticism, prevent lawful public participation, impair the rights of children or families, shield wrongdoing from exposure, or grant the Foundation powers inconsistent with its Constitution.
