Data Controller

The Information Commissioner's Office

Collected Personal Data

Thorns To Roses collects personal data such as names, addresses, email addresses, phone numbers, and donation histories to manage donor relationships, process contributions, and send communications. Additionally, they may gather information like volunteer interests, skills, and availability for coordinating volunteer efforts. 

This data helps non-profits tailor their outreach efforts, organize events, and demonstrate accountability to stakeholders. It's crucial for maintaining donor trust, managing operations efficiently, and fulfilling the organization's mission effectively while ensuring compliance with relevant data protection regulations.

Purpose of collecting data

Thorns to Roses collects data to enhance their impact, efficiency, and accountability. Through data collection, they gain insights into the communities they serve, identifying needs, trends, and areas for improvement. This information guides strategic decision-making, ensuring resources are allocated effectively to address pressing issues.

Data also enables non-profits to measure their outcomes and demonstrate their impact to stakeholders, including donors, partners, and the public. By showcasing tangible results, they can attract more support and foster trust.

Moreover, data collection fosters learning and innovation within the organization. Analyzing data allows non-profits to identify successful approaches and replicate them, while also learning from failures to refine their strategies.

Furthermore, data-driven insights empower advocacy efforts, providing evidence to support policy change and influence decision-makers.

Overall, data collection is essential for non-profits to fulfill their missions, improve their services, and make a meaningful difference in the communities they serve.