# The Clarity Project

> The Clarity Project helps people navigate career transition through structured reflection, practical strategy, coaching input, and facilitated group support.

Official public website index for The Clarity Project. This resource contains public site content only and excludes private form submissions, checkout/payment data, WordPress administrator data, unpublished content and donor records.

## Primary pages

- [Home](https://myclarityproject.org/): The Clarity Project helps people navigate career transition through self-understanding, coaching, focused job-search strategy, accountability and practical next steps.
- [Phase 1](https://myclarityproject.org/phase-1/): Build career clarity through assessments and guided reflection on your values, strengths, blockers and direction before choosing your next move.
- [Phase 2](https://myclarityproject.org/phase-2/): Turn career clarity into a focused search with coaching, target organizations, research, outreach, networking and a practical job-search pipeline.
- [Phase 3](https://myclarityproject.org/phase-3/): Take action and evolve your job search with honest evaluation, deliberate adjustments, a 30/60/90-day roadmap and ongoing accountability.
- [Donate](https://myclarityproject.org/donate/): Support The Clarity Project and help make guided career-transition coaching, strategy and accountability available to participants at no cost.
- [Cookie Policy](https://myclarityproject.org/cookie-policy/): What cookies and similar technologies may be used by the WordPress, ecommerce, security, analytics, and third-party services that support this site.
- [Privacy Policy](https://myclarityproject.org/privacy-policy/): How The Clarity Project handles website, participant-interest, communication, donation, security, and technical information.
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- [Shop](https://myclarityproject.org/shop/): The Clarity Project helps people navigate career transition through structured reflection, practical strategy, coaching input, and facilitated group support.
- [Terms of Use](https://myclarityproject.org/terms-of-use/): Terms governing use of The Clarity Project website, career-transition materials, forms, donations, matching-gift information, and related services.

## Program structure

- **Phase 1 — Know Yourself**: Build clarity through reflection, values, strengths, blockers and career direction.
- **Phase 2 — Build Your Strategy**: Turn clarity into a focused search through targeting, qualification, research, outreach and tracking.
- **Phase 3 — Take Action & Evolve**: Sustain the search through honest evaluation, deliberate adjustment, a practical 30/60/90-day roadmap and ongoing accountability.

## Support and donations

- Donation page: https://myclarityproject.org/donate/
- Donations are processed through a secure third-party payment provider. Public AI resources do not expose donor, card or payment credential data.

## Machine-readable resources

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- [LLM content index](https://myclarityproject.org/llms.txt)
- [Expanded public content](https://myclarityproject.org/llms-full.txt)

## Expanded public page content

### Home

- **Primary audience**: Adults navigating a career transition or considering a more intentional next career move.
- **Topics / entities**: career transition, career clarity, career coaching, job search strategy, professional development
- **Hero title**: Find clarity before choosing what comes next.
- **Hero body**: Understand how you work best, identify what fits, and build a focused strategy for your next career move.
- **Hero donation prompt**: Help someone else move forward with clarity.
- **Hero donation link label**: Support The Clarity Project
- **Introduction title**: Another job isn’t always the right move.
- **Introduction body**: Career transition creates pressure to act quickly. Update the résumé. Apply to more jobs. Meet more people. Keep moving. But activity without clarity can lead you straight into another role that does not fit. Before deciding what comes next, The Clarity Project helps you understand who you are, what kind of work gives you energy, where you are most likely to thrive, and how to build a focused search for the right opportunity.
- **Introduction bullets (one per line)**: You recently lost your job. You are considering a career change. You are applying without clear direction. You want a role that fits better.
- **Process section title**: A clear process for finding the right direction
- **Phase 1 card title**: Know Yourself
- **Phase 1 card summary**: Build clarity through reflection and support.
- **Phase 1 outcome**: Clarity about your values, strengths, blockers, and career direction.
- **Phase 1 back-card summary**: Understand who you are before deciding where to go.
- **Phase 1 details (one per line)**: Define what matters most to you Identify your strengths and energizing work Recognize blockers and create counter-moves Build a clear career target
- **Phase 1 back-card outcome**: Clarity about your values, strengths, blockers, and career direction.
- **Phase 2 card title**: Build Your Strategy
- **Phase 2 card summary**: Turn clarity into a focused search with group support.
- **Phase 2 outcome**: A focused strategy for finding and reaching the right organizations.
- **Phase 2 back-card summary**: Turn what you’ve learned into a focused career search.
- **Phase 2 details (one per line)**: Build a broad list of target organizations Qualify the best-fit opportunities Research culture, hiring signals, and connections Develop outreach and track progress
- **Phase 2 back-card outcome**: A focused strategy for finding and reaching the right organizations.
- **Phase 3 card title**: Take Action & Evolve
- **Phase 3 card summary**: Review results, adjust your strategy, and move forward.
- **Phase 3 outcome**: Strengthen your search using feedback and results.
- **Phase 3 back-card summary**: Adjust your strategy and keep moving forward.
- **Phase 3 details (one per line)**: Review results and identify patterns Adjust your approach based on what you learn Build a practical action roadmap Create accountability for what comes next
- **Phase 3 back-card outcome**: Build momentum, evaluate results, and refine your approach.
- **Focused action title**: Search with greater precision.
- **Focused action intro**: Most job searches begin with openings. The Clarity Project begins with fit — building a broad target market, narrowing it deliberately, and investing your time where the fit is strongest.
- **Focused action steps — one per line as Title | Description**: Target | Build a broad list of potential organizations. Qualify | Narrow the list to the best fits. Research | Learn what matters before reaching out. Reach Out | Start relevant conversations with the right people. Track | Follow up, learn, and keep moving.
- **Focused action footer statement**: The goal is not more activity. The goal is better-directed activity.
- **Outcome section title**: From exhausted to energized.
- **Outcome section body**: Career transition may still be difficult. The goal is not to pretend otherwise. The goal is to replace chaos with direction, scattered activity with strategy, and uncertainty about what to do next with a process you know how to work.
- **Outcome items — one per line as Label | Description**: KNOW | Know yourself and what matters. DEFINE | Define what genuinely fits. BUILD | Build a focused search strategy. EVOLVE | Learn, adjust, and keep moving.
- **Guidance title**: Built from lived experience, not theory alone.
- **Guidance body**: The Clarity Project began with a question Jeff Radichel had to answer personally: How do you find the right next opportunity when simply finding another job is not enough? Jeff has experienced career transition through both unexpected job loss and the difficult decision to leave an environment that was not the right fit. Those experiences changed the question from “How do I find another job?” to “How do I understand where I actually fit — and then find it deliberately?” That journey became the foundation for The Clarity Project: understand yourself first, define the right target, work a disciplined search process, and continue learning and adjusting along the way.
- **Jeff Radichel short bio**: Jeff brings lived career-transition experience and a systems-based approach to helping professionals turn clarity into focused action.
- **Steph Altom short bio**: Steph helps participants deepen their self-understanding and gain greater clarity about their values, strengths, blockers, and direction.
- **Guidance items — one per line as Title | Description**: Lived Experience | Created by people who understand the uncertainty and difficult decisions that come with career transition. Guided Support | Self-study, coaching, and group sessions help participants turn insight into action. A Structured Process | A three-phase system built around Process, Skill, and Inspection — helping participants know what to do, build the ability to do it well, and learn from the results.
- **Final CTA title**: Ready to take the first step?
- **Final CTA body**: Start with a simple interest form and take the first step toward greater clarity and direction.
- **Final CTA checklist (one per line)**: No cost to participate Virtual program Start with an introductory conversation

### Phase 1

- **Primary audience**: Career-transition participants who need clearer self-understanding before choosing a direction.
- **Topics / entities**: career assessments, self-understanding, values, strengths, career direction
- **Hero title**: Start by understanding yourself.
- **Hero body**: Clarify your values, strengths, blockers, and direction with guided support.
- **Overview title**: Clarity starts with knowing what fits
- **Overview body**: Before building a job-search strategy, Phase 1 helps you understand your values, strengths, challenges, and the kind of work that gives you energy and direction.
- **Overview steps — one per line as Title | Description**: Values | What matters most to you in your work Strengths & Energizing Work | What you do well, what gives you energy, and where those two overlap. Blockers | What may be getting in the way of progress Direction | Where you want your career to go next
- **Modules title**: Four modules to help you know yourself better
- **Modules intro**: Each self-paced module builds on the one before it, helping you turn reflection into a clearer career direction.
- **Module 1 — Title | Description | You’ll build**: 01 — Who I Am & What I Value Identify the values that matter most to you and define what you want your work to support. Personal Values Statement
- **Module 2 — Title | Description | You’ll build**: 02 — What I Am Built to Do Identify what you are capable of doing and distinguish it from the work that genuinely gives you energy. Explore your strengths and Work-Mediums to build a clearer picture of what you are built to do. Strengths & Work-Mediums Summary
- **Module 3 — Title | Description | You’ll build**: 03 — What Has Been Holding Me Back Identify the obstacles affecting your progress and pair each one with a practical next step. Blocker-to-Counter-Move Worksheet
- **Module 4 — Title | Description | You’ll build | Optional note**: 04 — Where I Am Headed Bring your Phase 1 insights together into a Target Statement defining the roles, industries, values fit, and success criteria you want to pursue. Draft Target Statement Your Target Statement is reviewed with your coach before you enter Phase 2.
- **How it works title**: How Phase 1 works
- **How it works intro**: Complete the four modules at your own pace, use coach input to deepen the work, and finish with a clear target for Phase 2.
- **How it works cards — one per line as Title | Description**: Work at your own pace | Complete each self-study module and build the required worksheets and statements. Work with a coach | Receive guided support as you clarify your values, strengths, motivators, blockers, and direction. Complete your Target Statement | Bring your values, strengths, blockers, and direction together into a specific Target Statement. Review it with your coach before moving into Phase 2.
- **Outcome title**: Finish Phase 1 with a clearer direction
- **Outcome body**: By the end of Phase 1, you’ll better understand your values, strengths, blockers, and career goals, with a Target Statement that becomes the foundation for Phase 2.
- **Outcome items — one per line as Label | Description**: KNOW | What matters most to you UNDERSTAND | Your strengths and energizing work ADDRESS | What may be holding you back DEFINE | Where you want to go next
- **Outcome footer**: Your completed Target Statement becomes the starting point for Phase 2: Build Your Strategy.
- **Final CTA title**: Ready to begin Phase 1?
- **Final CTA body**: Begin with an introductory conversation to see if the program is right for you.
- **Final CTA checklist (one per line)**: No cost to participate Virtual program Begin with an introductory conversation

### Phase 2

- **Primary audience**: Career-transition participants building a focused, researched and outreach-ready job search.
- **Topics / entities**: career coaching, job search strategy, target organizations, professional networking, career research
- **Hero title**: Turn clarity into a focused career search.
- **Hero body**: Identify the right organizations, research opportunities, and build a focused search strategy.
- **Overview title**: A focused search moves from broad to focused.
- **Overview body**: Phase 2 starts with a broad universe of possible organizations, then narrows that list before significant time is invested in research and outreach.
- **Overview steps — one per line as Title | Description**: Target | Build a broad list of potential organizations. Qualify | Narrow the list to the best fits. Research | Learn what matters before reaching out. Reach Out | Start relevant conversations with the right people. Track | Follow up, learn, and keep moving.
- **Sessions title**: Five sessions to build your search strategy
- **Sessions intro**: Each weekly session builds on the one before it, helping you narrow your targets, strengthen your outreach, and manage your search with greater focus.
- **Sessions — one per line as Title | Description | You’ll build**: Segmentation & Targeting | Build a broad universe of organizations that could fit your career direction. | Broad Universe List Qualifying Your Targets | Narrow your universe using clear fit criteria and trusted feedback. | Qualified Short-List + Qualification Checklist Research Tools in Practice | Research priority organizations so your outreach is informed and relevant. | Target Research Notes Outreach as Business Development | Start relevant conversations instead of simply sending applications. | Outreach Plan + First-Contact Messages Tracking & Following Up Like a Pro | Track activity and follow up consistently so opportunities keep moving. | Work-Search Tracker
- **How it works title**: How Phase 2 works
- **How it works intro**: Join a weekly facilitated group, apply each step to your own search, and build a working pipeline as you go.
- **How it works cards — one per line as Title | Description**: Join the Group | Participate in five weekly 60–75 minute sessions led by a trained Clarity Project facilitator. Apply the strategy | Use the session tools to target, qualify, research, and reach out to the right organizations. Build momentum | Track your activity, follow up consistently, and prepare to carry what you learn into Phase 3.
- **Outcome title**: Finish Phase 2 with a focused search in motion
- **Outcome body**: By the end of Phase 2, you will have moved from career direction to an active search — with qualified targets, research, outreach, and a working pipeline.
- **Outcome items — one per line as Label | Description**: TARGET | The right organizations QUALIFY | The organizations that genuinely fit RESEARCH | What you need to know REACH OUT | With relevant messages TRACK | Your progress and follow-up
- **Outcome footer**: Your active search pipeline becomes the starting point for Phase 3: Take Action & Evolve.
- **Final CTA title**: Ready to build your strategy?
- **Final CTA body**: Start with the interest form and introductory conversation to see if The Clarity Project is right for you.
- **Final CTA checklist (one per line)**: No cost to participate Virtual program Five weekly group sessions

### Phase 3

- **Primary audience**: Career-transition participants sustaining momentum through evaluation, adjustment and accountability.
- **Topics / entities**: job search accountability, 30/60/90-day plan, career momentum, evaluate and evolve, professional outreach
- **Hero eyebrow**: PHASE 3 — TAKE ACTION & EVOLVE
- **Hero title**: Read the results. Refine the strategy. Keep moving.
- **Hero body**: Use what your search is telling you to adjust your approach, build a practical roadmap, and create accountability for what comes next.
- **Overview title**: Overview
- **Overview body**: Phase 3 is where participants learn to sustain their job search with discipline and confidence. Building directly on the self-knowledge from Phase 1 and the strategy and pipeline built in Phase 2, Phase 3 helps participants read their own results honestly, make deliberate adjustments, and keep moving forward — even when the process is slow or uncertain. This phase is not about doing more. It is about doing better — evaluating what is working, adjusting what is not, and building the habits and accountability structures that carry participants forward beyond the program.
- **Sessions section title**: What Phase 3 helps you do
- **Sessions — one per line as Session title | Description**: Evaluate the Results | Review what is happening, identify meaningful patterns, and learn from the results. Refine the Strategy | Adjust your approach and build a practical 30/60/90-day roadmap. Commit & Continue | Create clear commitments and accountability to keep moving forward.
- **Expectations section title**: What Participants Can Expect
- **Expectations — one per line**: A structured process for honestly evaluating their own job search results A practical 30/60/90-day roadmap with specific milestones and accountability A clear commitment to their next steps, made within a supportive cohort setting An after-program rhythm for continuing the Evaluate & Evolve cycle independently Confidence to keep moving forward with direction and purpose
- **Phase progression section title**: How Phase 3 Follows Phase 1 and Phase 2
- **Phase progression — one per line as Phase | Description**: Phase 1 | gives participants clarity — a deep understanding of their values, strengths, blockers, and direction. Phase 2 | gives participants strategy — a researched, qualified, outreach-ready pipeline built on that self-knowledge. Phase 3 | gives participants the discipline to keep going — the habit of honest evaluation, deliberate adjustment, and sustained forward momentum until the right opportunity is found.

### Donate

- **Primary audience**: Donors and supporters who want to expand access to guided career-transition support.
- **Topics / entities**: career transition support, nonprofit donations, career coaching access, matching gifts
- **Hero title**: Help someone move forward with clarity.
- **Hero body**: Your support helps make The Clarity Project’s guided career-transition program available at no cost to participants.
- **Donation card heading**: Choose your donation amount
- **Donation intro**: Make a one-time contribution in any amount. Your donation is completed through a secure checkout.
- **Donation security / privacy note**: This site does not store full card details. One-time gifts are processed once. If you choose monthly giving, the secure payment provider retains only the authorization needed to process future gifts. Payment information is handled confidentially and protected using strict security controls.
- **Share panel title**: Share with a friend
- **Share message**: Help someone move forward with clarity. Support The Clarity Project and share this opportunity with someone who may want to help.
- **Matching-gift heading**: Your gift goes twice as far
- **Matching-gift copy**: Micah Benway of Shine Wealth, a private wealth advisory practice of Ameriprise Financial Services, LLC, is collaborating with The Clarity Project by matching eligible donated dollars 1:1, up to a total matching contribution of $10,000.
- **Matching-gift terms**: This matching opportunity is available 1:1 while funds remain in the current matching pool. Matching availability is finalized when payment is completed. Once the current matching funds are fully used, additional gifts remain fully appreciated.
- **Donation support title**: Help make clarity available to others
- **Donation support items — one per line as Title | Description**: Give | Make a financial gift in any amount. Multiply | Matching gifts can increase the impact of every dollar. Support | Help more people access guidance during career transition.

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### Privacy Policy

This Privacy Policy explains how (“The Clarity Project,” “we,” “us,” or “our”) collects, uses, discloses, protects, and retains information when you visit , submit an interest form or question, participate in our career-transition program, make a donation, or otherwise communicate with us. Plain-language summary. We collect information you choose to provide, limited technical information needed to operate and protect the site, and transaction information needed to process donations. The public theme does not intentionally store full payment-card numbers. Website inquiry forms are sent to the configured Clarity Project recipient by email rather than intentionally being saved by the theme as a public-form database. 1. Scope This Policy applies to information processed through this website and the website functions operated by The Clarity Project. It does not automatically govern third-party websites, payment gateways, social networks, embedded services, or other providers that have their own privacy practices. 2. Information We Collect Information you provide directly Participant interest information: name, email address, optional phone number, and the information you enter in response to “Where are you in your career transition?” Questions and correspondence: name, email address, the question or message you submit, and subsequent communications with our team. Program-related information: information you voluntarily share when discussing participation, coaching, career goals, transition circumstances, or related support needs. Do not submit highly sensitive information unless it is necessary for the interaction. Donation information: donation amount, selected giving frequency when available, and information required by the ecommerce/payment checkout. Depending on the payment method, this may include billing name, email, billing address, transaction identifiers, payment status, and receipt information. Administrative or account information: if WordPress, WooCommerce, a payment provider, or another approved service creates an account or transaction record, information associated with that record may be processed as necessary to provide the service. Information collected automatically When you use the website, our hosting environment, WordPress, security tools, ecommerce tools, and other configured services may automatically process technical information such as IP address, browser and device type, operating system, approximate location derived from IP, referring URL, pages requested, timestamps, error logs, security events, and similar diagnostic data. 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How We Use Information We may use information to: respond to interest forms, questions, and requests; evaluate and administer participation in The Clarity Project; communicate about program logistics, coaching, sessions, or support; process donations, issue receipts, administer recurring gifts when available, and maintain transaction records; administer matching-gift calculations and campaign availability; operate, maintain, secure, troubleshoot, and improve the website; detect fraud, abuse, spam, unauthorized access, and technical problems; perform internal reporting, analytics, planning, and service improvement where enabled; comply with accounting, tax, legal, regulatory, recordkeeping, and nonprofit governance obligations; protect the rights, safety, property, and integrity of The Clarity Project, participants, donors, visitors, and others; and carry out other purposes disclosed when information is collected or with your consent. 4. 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Current theme safeguards include input sanitization, output escaping, WordPress security nonces, same-origin checks for public forms, honeypot spam detection, submission timing checks, rate limiting, capability checks for administrative actions, and use of established ecommerce/payment systems rather than custom card storage. No website, network, email system, or storage system can be guaranteed to be completely secure. You are responsible for using appropriate care when transmitting information online. 12. Children's Privacy The Clarity Project website and career-transition program are directed to adults and are not designed for children under 13. We do not knowingly solicit personal information from children under 13 through the public program forms. If you believe a child has provided personal information, contact us so we can evaluate and address the request. 13. 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For visitors in jurisdictions that require a stated legal basis for processing, the applicable basis may include consent, steps requested before entering a relationship, performance of a relationship, legitimate interests in operating and securing the program and website, and compliance with legal obligations, depending on the context. 16. Email and Communications If you contact us or request information, we may reply using the contact information you provide. Program-operational or donation-related communications may be sent when necessary to administer your request or transaction. If we later send promotional email where consent or an unsubscribe mechanism is required, we will provide the applicable choice. 17. Third-Party Links and Services The website may link to social networks, payment providers, partner sites, embedded content, or other third-party services. We do not control the privacy, security, availability, or content of those independent services. 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### Terms of Use

These Terms of Use (“Terms”) govern your use of , public forms, informational materials, and website-based services provided by . By using the website, you agree to these Terms. If you do not agree, do not use the website. Important. The Clarity Project provides career-transition education, coaching-oriented support, strategy, and related resources. It is not a job-placement service, employment agency, résumé-writing service, legal service, financial adviser, medical provider, or guarantee of employment or career outcomes. 1. Eligibility and Appropriate Use You may use the public website only for lawful purposes. The career-transition program is intended for adults. You are responsible for ensuring that information you submit is accurate enough for the purpose for which it is provided and that you have authority to provide it. 2. Nature of the Program The Clarity Project is designed to help participants understand where they fit, build a focused career strategy, develop skills to work that strategy, and learn from results. Program content may include self-reflection, assessments, worksheets, coaching input, facilitated group discussion, career-search strategy, outreach practices, accountability, and related educational material. Career decisions remain your responsibility. Information provided through the site or program is educational and does not replace individualized legal, tax, financial, mental-health, medical, immigration, employment-law, or other licensed professional advice. 3. No Employment or Outcome Guarantee We do not guarantee job offers, interviews, compensation levels, placement, employer response, hiring decisions, promotion, business results, or any specific career outcome. Labor markets, employers, individual circumstances, performance, timing, economic conditions, and many other factors are outside our control. 4. Participant and Visitor Conduct You agree not to: use the site in violation of law or the rights of others; attempt unauthorized access to accounts, servers, administrative tools, or restricted content; interfere with website security, rate limits, anti-spam controls, payment systems, or normal operation; introduce malware, malicious scripts, automated abuse, scraping that materially disrupts the service, or fraudulent transactions; misrepresent your identity or authority; submit confidential information belonging to an employer or another person without authorization; harass, threaten, discriminate against, or unlawfully target participants, coaches, volunteers, staff, donors, or other users; or copy, redistribute, sell, publish, or commercially exploit protected program materials except as expressly allowed. 5. Information You Submit You retain responsibility for information and materials you submit. You grant The Clarity Project permission to use submitted information as reasonably necessary to respond to you, administer the program, process a donation, operate the website, protect the service, and satisfy legal obligations. Do not submit passwords, full payment-card numbers, Social Security numbers, protected employer information, medical records, or other unnecessary highly sensitive material through public website forms. 6. Intellectual Property Unless otherwise stated, the website's branding, design, text, graphics, program frameworks, worksheets, educational material, downloadable resources, and other original content are owned by or licensed to The Clarity Project and are protected by applicable intellectual-property laws. Participants may use program materials for their own personal career-transition work unless a specific resource states different terms. You may not reproduce, sell, publish, sublicense, distribute, create competing commercial materials from, or publicly post substantial portions of protected program content without written permission. 7. Third-Party Content, Tools, and Links The website may reference employers, professional networks, assessment tools, payment providers, social networks, partner organizations, or third-party resources. References are provided for convenience or program use and do not constitute a warranty or endorsement of every third-party statement, practice, product, availability, or outcome. Third-party services are governed by their own terms and privacy policies. 8. Donations and Payments Donations are processed through the ecommerce/payment services configured for the website. You agree to provide accurate transaction information and to use only a payment method you are authorized to use. Payment-card credentials are handled by the applicable payment gateway rather than custom theme storage. Transaction providers may impose their own terms, authentication, fraud screening, currency, fee, refund, dispute, or processing rules. Recurring giving If recurring giving is offered, the checkout will identify the recurring frequency before you authorize it. Recurring charges continue according to the terms presented at checkout until canceled, completed, or otherwise ended through the available provider/account process or applicable support channel. Refund and cancellation requests Donations are intended as voluntary gifts. If you believe a donation was made in error, was unauthorized, or requires cancellation, contact promptly. Any refund, cancellation, chargeback, or recurring-gift adjustment is subject to applicable law, the transaction status, the payment provider's capabilities and rules, and The Clarity Project's accounting obligations. Tax treatment Nothing on the website is tax advice. The tax treatment or deductibility of a contribution depends on the organization's status, the nature of the payment, the donor's circumstances, and applicable law. Consult your own tax adviser when necessary and retain any receipt provided for your records. 9. Matching-Gift Opportunities A displayed matching opportunity is subject to the current matching pool, eligibility terms, timing, completed-payment status, and any campaign-specific conditions. A displayed estimated match is not a guarantee until the applicable transaction and matching conditions are satisfied. Once matching funds are exhausted, later gifts may remain fully accepted without being matched. 10. Website and Program Availability We may change, suspend, limit, discontinue, or update website features, program schedules, content, eligibility, session structure, resources, or availability. Maintenance, hosting issues, security incidents, provider outages, or other events can interrupt access. 11. Privacy Your use of the website is also subject to our Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy, which explain website data practices and cookies in more detail. 12. Disclaimer of Warranties To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, the website and its content are provided on an “as is” and “as available” basis. We do not warrant uninterrupted operation, error-free content, universal suitability, employer response, or a specific career result. Nothing in these Terms excludes a warranty or right that cannot lawfully be excluded. 13. Limitation of Liability To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, The Clarity Project and its directors, officers, employees, coaches, volunteers, agents, and service providers will not be liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, exemplary, or punitive damages arising from website use, third-party services, career decisions, loss of opportunity, data loss, or inability to access the service, except to the extent liability cannot legally be limited. Some jurisdictions do not permit certain exclusions or limitations, so portions of this section may not apply to you. 14. Responsibility for Misuse To the extent permitted by law, you are responsible for losses, claims, or expenses arising from your unlawful misuse of the website, infringement of another person's rights, fraudulent activity, or material violation of these Terms. This section does not waive rights that applicable consumer law does not allow you to waive. 15. Suspension or Termination We may restrict or terminate access to website or program resources when reasonably necessary to protect participants, staff, systems, intellectual property, payment integrity, legal compliance, or the security and proper operation of the service. 16. Governing Law and Mandatory Rights These Terms are governed by applicable law in the jurisdiction in which The Clarity Project is organized and operates, without overriding mandatory consumer or privacy protections that apply based on your location. Any mandatory consumer, privacy, employment, or other statutory rights that apply to you remain unaffected to the extent they cannot lawfully be waived. 17. Changes to These Terms We may update these Terms when the website, program, donation features, vendors, or legal requirements change. The current version will be posted on this page, and continued use after an update constitutes acceptance to the extent permitted by law. 18. 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