The Church of Atlanta

Hope Hub, Inc.

Better Together Community Development Corporation

Last Updated: October 3, 2026

The Church of Atlanta, Hope Hub, Inc., and Better Together Community Development Corporation (“BTCDC”) respect your privacy and are committed to protecting the personal information entrusted to us.

This Privacy Policy explains how information may be collected, used, protected, and disclosed when you interact with our respective websites, ministries, community programs, outreach initiatives, events, digital platforms, giving systems, forms, and communications.

Although these organizations share a common commitment to serving people and strengthening communities, The Church of Atlanta, Hope Hub, Inc., and Better Together Community Development Corporation are legally distinct organizations. Each maintains its own governance, operations, financial records, programs, and reporting responsibilities.

For purposes of this Privacy Policy, references to “we,” “us,” or “our” may refer to the organization with which you are directly interacting.

1. OUR ORGANIZATIONS

The Church of Atlanta

The Church of Atlanta is a faith-based organization providing worship experiences, discipleship, pastoral care, spiritual formation, community engagement, and other ministry programs and services.

Website: ChurchATL.com

Hope Hub, Inc.

Hope Hub, Inc. is a separate nonprofit organization working alongside The Church of Atlanta to provide direct community services, outreach, crisis response, advocacy, stabilization, and other initiatives designed to meet immediate needs and strengthen individuals and families.

Website: HopeHubAtlanta.org

Better Together Community Development Corporation

Better Together Community Development Corporation is a legally distinct nonprofit community development organization aligned with The Church of Atlanta and collaborating with Hope Hub, Inc.

BTCDC focuses on long-term community and economic development, including workforce development, housing, financial empowerment, economic mobility, neighborhood revitalization, and initiatives designed to create sustainable pathways toward stability and opportunity.

Together, these organizations may collaborate on programs and initiatives while maintaining separate governance, budgets, financial records, and reporting systems.

2. INFORMATION WE COLLECT

Depending upon how you interact with us, we may collect information that you voluntarily provide, including:

Personal Information

Your name, email address, telephone number, mailing address, demographic information, household information, and other information you choose to provide through forms, registrations, applications, surveys, or direct communication.

Ministry and Program Information

Information submitted through connection cards, prayer requests, membership forms, volunteer applications, community assistance requests, program applications, listening sessions, surveys, outreach initiatives, or other ministry and community programs.

Donation and Payment Information

When you make a donation, contribution, registration payment, purchase, or other financial transaction, information necessary to process that transaction may be collected.

Payment information may be processed by third-party payment processors or giving platforms. We generally do not directly store complete payment card information processed through those providers.

Communications Information

Information you provide when communicating with us through email, telephone, text messaging, website forms, social media, surveys, applications, or other communication channels.

Technical and Website Information

Certain information may be collected automatically when you interact with our websites or digital services, including your IP address, browser type, device information, operating system, pages visited, referring website, approximate location derived from technical information, and other website usage information.

3. HOW WE USE INFORMATION

Information collected may be used to:

• Provide ministry, outreach, community development, and nonprofit services.

• Respond to inquiries, prayer requests, assistance requests, applications, or requests for information.

• Communicate information regarding worship services, programs, events, community initiatives, volunteer opportunities, resources, and organizational activities.

• Evaluate eligibility for programs, assistance, services, or other resources where applicable.

• Process donations, contributions, registrations, purchases, and other transactions.

• Maintain donor, participant, member, volunteer, applicant, and organizational records.

• Administer community programs, outreach initiatives, surveys, listening sessions, and other services.

• Improve our websites, programs, communications, services, and organizational operations.

• Send email or text message communications when individuals have elected or consented to receive them.

• Maintain the safety, integrity, and security of our organizations, programs, digital systems, participants, and communities.

• Satisfy legal, regulatory, financial, grant, audit, reporting, or administrative requirements.

4. INFORMATION SHARING

The Church of Atlanta, Hope Hub, Inc., and Better Together Community Development Corporation do not sell or rent personal information.

Information may be shared with trusted vendors, contractors, technology providers, payment processors, professional advisers, or other service providers when reasonably necessary to operate our organizations, administer programs, process transactions, maintain our websites, or provide requested services.

When our organizations collaborate on a program or initiative, limited information may be shared between the participating organizations when reasonably necessary to administer that program, provide requested services, coordinate assistance, or fulfill legitimate operational requirements.

Such collaboration does not eliminate the separate legal identity or independent governance of each organization.

We may also disclose information when required by law, subpoena, court order, governmental request, legal process, or when reasonably necessary to protect the rights, property, safety, or security of our organizations, participants, members, employees, volunteers, visitors, or others.

5. SMS AND TEXT MESSAGE PRIVACY

When you provide your mobile telephone number and consent to receive text messages, the organization with which you are interacting may use your number to send communications related to its ministries, programs, events, services, community initiatives, alerts, or other organizational activities.

Message frequency may vary.

Message and data rates may apply depending upon your mobile carrier and service plan.

Consent to receive text messages is voluntary and is not a condition of attending services, participating in programs, or receiving services.

You may opt out at any time by replying STOP. Reply HELP for assistance. For The Church of Atlanta, contact Connect@ChurchATL.com or call 470-391-2203.

No mobile information will be shared with third parties or affiliates for marketing or promotional purposes. All other categories exclude text messaging originator opt-in data and consent; this information will not be shared with any third parties.

The foregoing restriction applies specifically to mobile information and SMS opt-in consent and takes precedence over general information-sharing provisions within this Privacy Policy as they relate to text messaging consent data.

6. DONATIONS AND FINANCIAL INFORMATION

Each organization maintains its own financial records and giving systems.

A donation made to one organization should not be interpreted as a donation to another organization merely because the organizations collaborate or share common initiatives.

Financial information necessary to process donations or payments may be transmitted to third-party financial institutions, payment processors, giving platforms, or other providers responsible for completing the transaction.

Those providers may maintain their own privacy policies and data-handling practices.

7. COMMUNITY ASSISTANCE AND PROGRAM INFORMATION

Hope Hub, Inc. and Better Together Community Development Corporation may collect additional information from individuals seeking assistance, participating in community programs, completing needs assessments, applying for services, or participating in community research and listening initiatives.

This information may include household composition, housing circumstances, employment information, financial circumstances, community needs, program eligibility information, and supporting documentation voluntarily submitted by an applicant.

Information collected for these purposes will be used to evaluate requests, administer programs, coordinate resources, measure program effectiveness, satisfy funding or reporting requirements, and further the charitable purposes of the applicable organization.

Where program information is reported publicly, to funders, or to community partners, we may use aggregated or de-identified information whenever reasonably appropriate.

8. COOKIES AND DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES

Our websites may use cookies and similar technologies to understand website activity, maintain website functionality, improve user experiences, analyze traffic, and support digital communications.

Your browser may allow you to limit or disable cookies. Doing so may affect the functionality of certain website features.

9. THIRD-PARTY WEBSITES AND SERVICES

Our websites and communications may contain links to third-party websites, payment processors, giving platforms, registration systems, social media platforms, video conferencing services, or other external resources.

These third parties operate independently and may maintain their own privacy policies.

The Church of Atlanta, Hope Hub, Inc., and Better Together Community Development Corporation are not responsible for the privacy practices, security, or content of independently operated third-party services.

10. DATA SECURITY

We use reasonable administrative, technical, and organizational safeguards designed to protect personal information from unauthorized access, loss, misuse, alteration, or disclosure.

However, no electronic transmission, database, website, or storage system can be guaranteed to be completely secure.

11. DATA RETENTION

Personal information may be retained for as long as reasonably necessary to fulfill the purposes for which it was collected, administer programs or services, maintain appropriate organizational records, satisfy financial or grant requirements, resolve disputes, enforce agreements, and comply with applicable legal obligations.

Retention periods may vary depending upon the organization, type of information, program, transaction, or applicable legal requirement.

12. YOUR PRIVACY CHOICES

You may contact the applicable organization regarding personal information you have provided to request that information be corrected, updated, or deleted, subject to applicable legal, financial, grant, administrative, and recordkeeping requirements.

You may unsubscribe from eligible email communications using the unsubscribe instructions contained within those communications.

You may opt out of SMS communications by replying STOP.

13. CHILDREN AND MINORS

Our organizations may provide ministries, programs, events, or community services involving children and youth.

When personal information regarding minors is collected through programs specifically designed for children or youth, we seek to handle that information with appropriate care and, where applicable, obtain information or authorization through a parent or legal guardian.

Our general websites are not designed to knowingly solicit personal information directly from young children without appropriate parental or guardian involvement.

14. ORGANIZATIONAL RELATIONSHIPS

The appearance of The Church of Atlanta, Hope Hub, Inc., and Better Together Community Development Corporation together on websites, communications, programs, events, or community initiatives reflects their collaborative relationship and shared commitment to serving communities.

It should not be interpreted to mean that the organizations are a single legal entity.

Each organization maintains its own governance, financial accountability, records, and legal responsibilities.

When two or more organizations jointly administer a specific initiative, additional disclosures, consent forms, program agreements, or privacy notices may be provided when appropriate.

15. CHANGES TO THIS PRIVACY POLICY

This Privacy Policy may be updated periodically to reflect changes in our programs, websites, technologies, organizational relationships, legal requirements, or privacy practices.

Updates will be reflected by revising the “Last Updated” date appearing at the beginning of this Policy.

We encourage visitors and participants to periodically review this Privacy Policy.

16. CONTACT US

Questions or concerns regarding privacy should be directed to the organization with which you

The Church of Atlanta

Website: ChurchATL.com

Email: Connect@ChurchATL.com

Phone: 470-391-2203

Hope Hub, Inc.

Website: HopeHubAtlanta.org

Email: Hope@HopeHubAtlanta.org

Phone: 404-795-8824

Better Together Community Development Corporation

Email: Better@BetterTogetherCDC.org

For general questions regarding which organization maintains your information, you may contact the organization through which you originally submitted the information.

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