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Terms of Use

TERMS OF USE – DONA CON AMOR

1. Introduction
These Terms of Use govern access to and use of the “Dona con Amor” website. By using the platform, the user fully accepts these conditions.

2. Purpose
The platform's purpose is to intermediate donations and connect users with social causes, including humanitarian actions, child support, fighting hunger and emergency initiatives.

3. Use of the Platform
The user agrees to use the site in a lawful, ethical manner and in accordance with current legislation, refraining from any activity that may harm the platform or third parties.

4. Registration
Some features may require providing personal data. The user guarantees the accuracy of the information and is responsible for keeping it up to date.

5. Donations and Payments

  • Donations are voluntary and irreversible, unless otherwise required by law.
  • Funds raised are allocated to the causes and/or partner institutions.
  • The platform may act as an intermediary for payments.

6. Transparency
“Dona con Amor” seeks to provide information about the destination of resources, without guaranteeing individualized detail of each donation.

7. Responsibilities
The platform is not responsible for:

  • Technical failures, interruptions or unavailability;
  • Acts of third parties, including partners and beneficiary institutions;
  • Misuse of the platform by users.

8. Intellectual Property
All site content is protected by copyright and may not be reproduced without prior authorization.

9. Privacy
Personal data is processed in accordance with the platform's Privacy Policy and applicable legislation.

10. Changes
The Terms may be modified at any time, and it is the user's responsibility to review them periodically.

11. Cancellation and Suspension
The platform may suspend or block the access of users who violate these Terms, without prior notice.

12. Legislation and Jurisdiction
This document is governed by Brazilian law, with the jurisdiction of the user's domicile being chosen, unless otherwise required by law.

Last updated: March 2026