Privacy Policy

Equitable Privacy Policy of Lone Wolf Pack Ministries

Last Updated: December 17, 2024 Anno Domini

Lone Wolf Pack Ministries is committed to upholding privacy, equity, and fairness in all interactions with its visitors, beneficiaries, and stakeholders. In alignment with principles of equity jurisprudence and the doctrine of equitable subrogation, this policy ensures clarity, protection, and fairness for all individuals engaging with our website and its associated services.

1. Purpose of Policy

This Equitable Privacy Policy (the “Policy”) establishes the guidelines for how Lone Wolf Pack Ministries (hereafter, “we,” “our,” or “the Ministry”) collects, uses, shares, and safeguards information. This Policy also provides explicit notice regarding the protection and recognition of equitable rights and the principles of equitable subrogation where relevant.

2. Principles of Equity and Privacy

As a Ministry founded on equitable principles, we adhere to the following standards:

Equitable Treatment: Information will be processed, stored, and used fairly, ensuring no undue advantage or prejudice arises from data management practices.
Equitable Subrogation Notice: Individuals whose equitable interests are impacted or whose data may create an implied trust relationship will have recourse to equitable subrogation remedies.
Transparency: All individuals will receive notice regarding the use of their data, any arising trust relationship, and their equitable standing.

3. Scope of Policy

This Policy applies to all users of Lone Wolf Pack Ministries' website, including but not limited to:

Donors, beneficiaries, and members;
Visitors submitting inquiries or providing personal information;
Individuals asserting equitable claims or implied trust positions.

The Policy governs the collection and use of personal information, including but not limited to name, email address, financial data, and other identifying or non-identifying information.

4. Collection and Use of Information

We collect information voluntarily provided by individuals to facilitate the following:

Communication of notices, equitable claims, or updates;
Trust-related acknowledgments, including notices for equitable subrogation;
Processing donations, services, or related ministry programs;
Protecting and honoring trust positions under principles of equity jurisprudence.

Equitable Notice:

Any interaction with Lone Wolf Pack Ministries that creates or implies a trust relationship will trigger equitable notices under this Policy. Parties may assert their equitable interests, such as through claims of beneficiary status, equitable redemption, or subrogation.

5. Equitable Subrogation

Where an individual, through action or transaction, assumes an implied trust position or incurs obligations meant for another (including matters related to the NAME or associated transactions), Lone Wolf Pack Ministries recognizes the doctrine of equitable subrogation.

Subrogation Remedies and Process:

Notice and Claim: A written notice of interest or claim may be submitted to assert equitable subrogation.
Beneficiary Standing: Where valid, Lone Wolf Pack Ministries will honor the equitable interests of the individual, ensuring fair remedy or standing in the trust relationship.
Redemption and Discharge: Individuals acting in equity may redeem or discharge obligations in line with principles of equitable redemption.

6. Data Sharing and Trust Relationships

We do not sell or share personal information unless required for the fulfillment of equitable obligations, including notices of interest or claims of subrogation. Information may be shared only under the following equitable conditions:

To fulfill notices of equitable claims submitted to us;
To address implied or constructive trusts arising from user actions;
Where compelled by legal or equitable process in accordance with the applicable laws and principles.

7. Safeguarding Privacy and Trust

We implement appropriate safeguards to protect all data submitted through our website, including:

Secure encryption for all sensitive information;
Confidential handling of equitable notices and claims;
Protection of beneficiary rights and privacy under applicable legal and equitable doctrines.

8. Remedies for Breach of Privacy or Equitable Rights

If you believe your equitable rights have been violated or that trust positions have not been adequately recognized, you may submit a formal request for remedy.

How to Submit a Notice of Interest or Equitable Claim:

Address all communications to Lone Wolf Pack Ministries at:
c/o 1525 S. Higley Rd., #1043430
Chandler, Arizona 85286
Email: equityeyes88@gmail.com
Include the following details:
- Full name and contact information;
- Basis of equitable claim, including reference to any implied trust;
- Desired remedy (e.g., recognition of trust position, equitable redemption, or subrogation).

We will acknowledge receipt of all notices within 10 business days and respond in good faith in accordance with equity jurisprudence and established procedures.

9. Equitable Acceptance of Terms

By interacting with our website, providing information, or asserting equitable claims, you acknowledge and accept the terms of this Equitable Privacy Policy. You further agree that all notices, subrogation processes, and remedies shall be guided by principles of equity jurisprudence.

10. Updates to This Policy

Lone Wolf Pack Ministries reserves the right to update or amend this Policy to reflect changes in equitable standards, trust management, or privacy laws. Any updates will be effective immediately upon posting.

11. Contact Us

If you have any questions regarding this Equitable Privacy Policy, notices for subrogation, or equitable claims, please contact:

Lone Wolf Pack Ministries
c/o 1525 S. Higley Rd., #1043430
Chandler, Arizona 85286
Email: equityeyes88@gmail.com

12. Legal Disclaimer

This Equitable Privacy Policy does not constitute legal advice or create a legally enforceable agreement beyond its stated equitable principles. Lone Wolf Pack Ministries operates in good faith under principles of equity jurisprudence and reserves all equitable rights and remedies. Users are encouraged to consult legal counsel for specific matters involving their individual rights, obligations, or equitable claims.

Equity governs. Equity serves. Equity protects.

“Wherever a trust arises, equity will not suffer a wrong to be without a remedy.”