Effective date: 15/09/2025
Organization: Adua Grace & Mercy Network Foundation (AGMN)
By accessing, browsing, submitting applications, donating, or renting through our website, you agree to abide by the following Terms and Conditions. These terms are intended to safeguard our organization, our residents, our rental guests, and our donors.
The AGMN website exists to support our mission and serve as an accessible, transparent, and secure platform for residents, donors, partners, and the general public. Its purposes include:
Provide clear details about AGMN’s nonprofit programs, sober living homes, community outreach efforts, and housing support services.
Explain AGMN’s mission, vision, and values, and how these guide our operations.
Offer insights into our history, leadership, and community partnerships.
Showcase the impact of AGMN’s programs through stories, testimonials, and success reports.
Provide a secure online platform for individuals to submit applications for:
Sober living programs.
Short-term furnished rental housing for professionals (e.g., travel nurses).
Outline eligibility requirements for applicants to help set expectations upfront.
Share step-by-step guidance on the application process, required documents, and timelines.
Offer residents and applicants access to forms, agreements, and program policies.
Enable supporters to contribute through donations, volunteering, or partnerships.
Provide secure and transparent donation systems for one-time or recurring gifts.
Allow donors to stay informed and connected with AGMN’s mission through newsletters, updates, and impact reports.
Encourage volunteers, partners, and community members to engage with AGMN events and outreach initiatives.
Publish announcements about upcoming events, workshops, or community outreach opportunities.
Share updates about new housing programs, expanded services, or changes in policies.
Provide educational resources related to recovery, housing, financial stability, and personal growth.
Post blog articles, guides, and FAQs to help residents, donors, and the public better understand AGMN’s work.
Serve as a communication channel between AGMN and residents, donors, partners, and the wider community.
Offer contact forms, email addresses, and phone numbers for inquiries and support.
Allow residents and donors to securely reach AGMN staff for assistance.
Provide opportunities for feedback, testimonials, and suggestions to improve services.
Provide access to information about AGMN’s governance, leadership, and accountability practices.
Share annual reports, financial summaries, and program outcomes where applicable.
Disclose partnerships and collaborations with government agencies, nonprofits, or private organizations.
Uphold transparency to build trust with residents, donors, and the wider community.
Host educational content aligned with AGMN’s mission to restore lives and build futures.
Share resources that inspire personal growth, recovery, and community empowerment.
Provide guidance on safe housing practices, wellness, financial literacy, and life skills.
Offer faith-based encouragement and support as part of AGMN’s Christ-centered foundation.
To ensure fairness, safety, and compliance with AGMN’s mission, only individuals who meet the following requirements are eligible to apply for residency, short-term rentals, or to make use of AGMN’s services.
Applicants must be at least 18 years of age to apply for sober living, rent a property, or make donations through AGMN.
Minors are not eligible to apply or reside at AGMN properties unless specifically approved under a family housing program.
By submitting an application, you represent that you have the legal capacity to enter into binding contracts.
Applicants under guardianship or legal restriction must provide documentation of an authorized representative.
All information submitted to AGMN must be truthful, accurate, and complete.
This includes personal details, financial records, background information, and references.
Providing falsified or misleading information may result in:
Automatic denial of application.
Immediate termination of residency or rental.
Forfeiture of deposits and fees.
Potential legal consequences.
Applicants may be subject to:
Background Checks: Criminal and housing history may be reviewed to ensure community safety.
Employment Verification: Required for short-term professional housing applicants (e.g., travel nurses, contractors, or temporary workers).
Income Verification: Applicants may be asked to provide pay stubs, bank statements, or tax records to confirm affordability.
Reference Checks: Personal or professional references may be contacted to assess character and reliability.
Credit Checks: For certain rentals, credit history may be reviewed to determine financial responsibility.
For sober living applicants:
Referral letters may be required from probation officers, treatment centers, or social service agencies.
Applicants must be willing to commit to a drug-free and alcohol-free lifestyle.
Some programs may require proof of recent sobriety or participation in recovery support programs.
Willingness to attend counseling, coaching, or life-skills sessions may be required as part of the agreement.
Donors must provide accurate contact information if requesting a tax receipt.
Anonymous donations may be accepted, but receipts may not be issued without valid details.
Donors must use lawful means of payment; fraudulent transactions will be investigated.
AGMN reserves the right to deny any application based on:
Submission of incomplete or false information.
History of violence, unsafe behavior, or serious misconduct.
Previous eviction or termination from an AGMN program.
Inability or unwillingness to comply with program or rental agreements.
Safety concerns for the resident community, staff, or surrounding neighborhood.
Eligibility is not limited to initial approval — residents and guests must maintain compliance with AGMN’s policies at all times.
Violations of agreements, dishonesty, or unsafe conduct may result in termination of services, loss of deposits, or legal referral.
All applications must be submitted through AGMN’s website or authorized paper forms.
Applications must include accurate and complete personal, financial, and background information.
Incomplete or false applications will not be considered.
Certain applications may require a non-refundable application fee.
Fees must be paid in full at the time of submission.
Application fees cover processing costs, including background and verification checks, and do not guarantee acceptance.
Approved applicants may be required to pay a refundable security deposit before moving in or renting.
Deposits will be refunded upon successful completion of the residency or rental agreement, minus any deductions for damages, unpaid balances, or violations.
Sober living and transitional housing may require weekly or monthly program fees.
Program fees are due in advance and must be paid on time to maintain residency.
Failure to pay fees may result in termination of residency.
Furnished short-term rentals will require rent to be paid in advance, either weekly or monthly.
Late payments may result in fees, loss of rental privileges, or eviction.
Utilities, furnishings, and services included in rent will be disclosed in the rental agreement.
AGMN may, at its discretion, provide or connect applicants to financial assistance programs.
Financial aid availability is not guaranteed and depends on funding and eligibility.
AGMN accepts donations through the website, in person, or by mail.
Donations are non-refundable.
Donors may designate contributions for specific programs, but AGMN reserves the right to redirect funds if necessary.
Receipts for tax purposes will be issued for qualifying donations.
AGMN is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit; donations may be tax-deductible as allowed by law.
All payments (fees, rent, deposits, and donations) must be made using approved methods (e.g., credit/debit card, ACH, or checks).
Returned or failed payments may result in penalties, late fees, or service termination.
AGMN is not responsible for errors caused by third-party payment processors.
Residents and donors must ensure their payment information is accurate and up to date.
Residents and guests must maintain respectful, lawful, and safe behavior.
Violence, illegal activity, harassment, or possession of weapons is strictly prohibited.
Loud, disruptive, or unsafe conduct may result in immediate termination of residency or rental.
Absolutely no possession, use, or distribution of alcohol, illegal substances, or unauthorized prescription drugs.
Random drug and alcohol testing may be required.
Residents must attend required meetings, counseling, or programs.
Visitors are allowed only with prior approval, and overnight guests are generally prohibited.
Short-term renters must abide by lease agreements and property rules.
Tenants are responsible for maintaining cleanliness and reporting damages immediately.
Smoking may be prohibited or restricted to designated areas.
Pets may be restricted based on the property.
Residents and renters must follow house maintenance responsibilities, such as cleaning, chores, and proper trash disposal.
Property damages caused by negligence or misconduct will be charged to the responsible party.
AGMN reserves the right to terminate residency or rental agreements for violations of conduct, rules, or safety concerns.
Eviction or removal may occur immediately in severe cases.
Deposits may be forfeited upon violations.
AGMN values your privacy and protects personal information in accordance with applicable laws.
Information collected through applications, donations, or website use will only be used for operational, financial, and program-related purposes.
AGMN will not sell or rent personal information to third parties.
Data may be shared with trusted partners (such as payment processors or background check providers) solely to complete services.
AGMN cannot guarantee the absolute security of data transmitted electronically, though best practices are used to safeguard it.
The website is provided for lawful, nonprofit, and informational purposes only.
You may not copy, distribute, or modify website content without written permission.
Users may not:
Upload or transmit malicious code, spam, or harmful material.
Use the website for fraudulent, commercial, or unlawful purposes.
Attempt to gain unauthorized access to AGMN’s systems or data.
AGMN’s website may include links to external sites.
AGMN is not responsible for the content, security, or privacy practices of third-party websites.
AGMN provides its website, programs, and services “as is” without warranties of any kind.
While we make every effort to ensure accurate information, errors or omissions may occur.
AGMN does not guarantee uninterrupted access, error-free operation, or virus-free use of its website.
Program participation outcomes may vary, and AGMN does not guarantee specific results.
To the fullest extent permitted by law, AGMN is not liable for damages, losses, or claims resulting from:
Use or inability to use the website.
Participation in AGMN’s programs or rentals.
Unauthorized access to or misuse of data.
Residents, renters, and donors agree to hold AGMN harmless from claims or damages arising from their own actions, violations, or misconduct.
AGMN reserves the right to update, modify, or replace these Terms & Conditions at any time.
Updates will be posted on the website with a new effective date.
Continued use of the website or services after changes means acceptance of the new terms.
For questions or concerns about these Terms & Conditions, contact us at:
Adua Grace & Mercy Network Foundation (AGMN)
9001 S. Western Avenue, Suite 331, Oklahoma City, OK 73139
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