NAPF  (Nuclear Age Peace Foundation) will not provide your contact information to any individual or unaffiliated organization unless specifically authorized by you.

NAPF is a 501 (c ) 3  educational nonprofit organization.  We were incorporated in 1982.

NAPF is committed to protecting your privacy online.

Personal Information

NAPF will send members updates by e-mail. If at any time you would like to unsubscribe from our email list, you may do so by sending us an email with the subject heading "Unsubscribe".

We do not share the information you’ve given us with unaffiliated groups without your explicit permission. We may share some of your personal information with the following affiliated groups:

Affiliated Third Parties – for example, our database administrators – for the sole purpose of helping NAPF do our work. These groups do not share your personal information or use it for any purpose other than as instructed by NAPF.

Third Party Administrators, such as organizations we engage to facilitate large distribution of messages. The content of these emails will be from NAPF and these third parties do not have direct access to your personally identifiable information.

In addition, with your explicit permission, we pass along certain of your information to the following groups (as is standard practice):

World leaders, news publications, and the general public when you sign our US Leadership Appeal or send a message of peace for Sadako Peace Day.

NAPF has a system in place to treat your information securely. Unfortunately, no data transmission over the Internet can be guaranteed to be 100% secure. As a result, while we strive to protect your personal information, NAPF cannot ensure or warrant the security of any information you transmit to us, and you do so at your own risk.

Please review this privacy policy periodically because we modify it from time to time. This privacy policy was last revised on May 2, 2008.

The US Leadership for a Nuclear Weapons-free World
   -- An Appeal to the Next President of the United States

For the Appeal, we treat your name, city, state, and comments as public information—for example, we intend to provide compilations of the Appeal to the White House staff and the President. We will not make your street address publicly available, but we may transmit it to the designated target as part of a petition. This is a standard industry practice in such situations. In no such case will we disclose your email address or phone number, without your permission. We may also make your comments, along with your first name, city and state available to the press and public online.