California Disclosures: Updated as of September 17, 2021
These California Disclosures are specifically intended for California residents who may be customers, or visitors to websites operated by DICK'S Sporting Goods, Inc. or its Family of Businesses (collectively, "DICK'S"). These disclosures supplement our Privacy Policy and any capitalized terms used (but not defined) in these California Disclosures have the meanings in the Privacy Policy.
California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA)
Access and Deletion Requests
California residents have certain additional rights regarding our collection, use, disclosure or sale of your Personal Information:
· You may request a copy of the following: (1) the categories of Personal Information we collected about you in (at least) the last 12 months; (2) the categories of sources from which the Personal Information is collected; (3) the business or commercial purpose for collecting or selling (if applicable) the Personal Information; (4) the categories of third parties with whom we shared Personal Information in (at least) the last 12 months (if applicable), and the categories of Personal Information shared; and (5) the specific pieces of your Personal Information that we have collected, used, disclosed, or sold.
· You may request that we (and our service providers) delete your Personal Information. Note that deletion requests are subject to certain limitations, for example, we may retain Personal Information as permitted by law, such as for tax or other record keeping purposes, to maintain an active account, to process transactions and facilitate customer requests, and for certain other internal business purposes described in our Privacy Policy.
To request a copy of Personal Information we have collected about you, or to request that the your information be deleted, please submit your request here: Privacy Request or by contacting us at 844-358-8670. Please note that you will be taken to our external request submissions portal by clicking “Privacy Request” and providing your name, email and state of residence. You may authorize another person (your “agent”) to submit a request on your behalf the same way. Shortly after you (or your agent) submit a request, we will check our records for matching information and contact you (via email at the email address provided during submission of your request) with instructions on how to verify the request before we fulfill it. We will aim to complete your requests as soon as reasonably practicable and consistent with any applicable laws. Please note that by submitting a deletion request, you are not requesting to close a ScoreCard, Public Lands HUB or customer account (if you have one). You can close an account by calling us at 877-846-9997, and can opt out of email or marketing lists as provided in our Privacy Policy.
If you have an account with us, you may also see certain Personal Information (such as certain profile and transaction information) directly through your account page after logging in to a Site. Please note that changes you make on your account profile page through one of our Sites may not always be reflected on other Sites operated by us.
Minors 13 or older can join the ScoreCard program only by affirmatively opting in to the program terms and our Privacy Policy. Likewise, minors 13 or older can join the Public Lands HUB program only by affirmatively opting in to its program terms and our Privacy Policy. Information associated with the ScoreCard and Public Lands HUB programs can be used or disclosed consistent with the Privacy Policy and these California Disclosures. Please note that, as described in our Privacy Policy with respect to team sports (Section I.G), we do not generally control the manner in which Organizations input, use, display or share information posted or stored on Sites we provide for team sports such as GameChanger and Team Manager. You may consult the privacy policy of such Organizations or contact them directly for more information about how they use the Sites for any team sports in which you participate (on behalf of yourself or a player with whom you are associated), or to exercise any applicable consumer rights with respect to that information. Note also that your use of those Sites is subject to the TSHQ License Agreement.
“Do Not Sell” Requests
We do not transfer your Personal Information to third parties in exchange for money but information may be shared with certain third party advertising partners for our targeted advertising purposes, specifically, limited identifying information with User Activity Information (as described in the Privacy Policy) may be shared with such partners through targeting cookies, and limited identifying information with recent user transaction information may be shared with such partners through data extracts. Under the California Consumer Privacy Act, California residents may be entitled to opt-out of such sharing (referred to as a “Do Not Sell” right). Please visit our Customer Sharing Preferences page for more information about such sharing and to opt-out of third party targeting cookies and/or data extracts as described therein. You can opt back in to targeting cookies through the Customer Sharing Preferences page, and opt back in to data extracts by contacting us as directed below.
Note to AD Starr customers: AD Starr does not use targeting cookies or data extracts for targeted advertising purposes but, if applicable, you can opt-out of data extracts from others in the DICK’S Family of Businesses here.
DICK’S may not, and will not, discriminate against any customer for exercising their privacy rights, including those provided by the CCPA. Please note that we may otherwise continue to share your Personal Information with our affiliates and service providers, and as otherwise directed by you, for the purposes described in our Privacy Policy.
Financial Incentives and Consumer Information
DICK’S may offer discounts or other benefits to consumers enrolled in certain subscription programs: (1) Consumers can opt-in to email promotions from DICK’S by submitting their email address where prompted on the DICK’S homepage, Ways to Connect page or other webpages managed by the DICK’S Family of Businesses, and will receive a coupon for a percentage off the consumer’s next purchase. (2) Consumers can opt-in to DICK’S Text Alerts as described on the Ways to Connect page, and will receive a coupon code to use towards a future online purchase. (3) Consumers can opt-in to the ScoreCard program (and opt-in is part of joining the ScoreRewards credit card) as described on the Benefits page, and earn one point for every $1 spent to get a $10 reward for every 300 points. (4) Consumers can opt-in to the Public Lands HUB program as described in its program terms, and earn one point for every $1 spent to get a $10 reward for every 300 points. (5) Consumers can opt-in to offered sweepstakes or contests where a specified offer, prize or discount may be awarded to one or more winner(s). Please refer to the webpages referenced above for details about each programs’ benefits, terms and conditions, and please note that they are subject to change from time to time. Consumers can always opt-out of these programs as indicated in the DICK’S Privacy Policy (Sections II and V) or by contacting Customer Service.
DICK’S does not generally assign monetary value to consumers’ personal information, and promotions activity associated with the DICK’S subscription programs changes continually. To the extent the CCPA requires that a value be assigned to such programs, or to the price or service differences they involve, DICK’S values the information collected and used under each program as being equal to the value of the discounts or other financial incentives provided in each such program, based upon a practical and good-faith effort to assess, on an aggregate basis for all collected information: (i) the type of information collected in each program (e.g., email address), (ii) the use of such information by DICK’S in connection with its marketing activities, (iii) the range of discounts provided (which can depend on each consumer’s purchases under such offers), (iv) the volume of individuals enrolled in the programs, and (v) the products for which the benefits (such as a discount) can apply. These variable factors continue to change over time. This description is without waiver of any proprietary or business confidential information, including trade secrets, and it does not constitute any representation with regard to generally accepted accounting principles or financial accounting standards.
Job applicants
If you are a job applicant submitting personal information to DICK’S in connection with an application for employment, you will receive a privacy notice regarding such information as part of the application process.
Do Not Track
Do Not Track (DNT) is a privacy preference you can set in most browsers. There is no standard interpretation or practice for responding to DNT signals. Therefore, we handle all user information consistent with this Privacy Policy. For more details, you can visit allaboutdnt.com. As provided above, you can opt-out of third party targeting cookies and/or data extracts by submitting a “Do Not Sell” request.
Contacting us
If you have any questions about the notices above or DICK’S privacy practices, please contact us at privacy@dcsg.com.
California Privacy Rights - Direct Marketing
You have the right to request information from DICK'S regarding the manner in which DICK'S shares certain categories of your personal information with third parties, for the third parties' direct marketing purposes. California Civil Code § 1798.83 provides you with the right to submit a request to DICK'S at its designated address and receive the following information:
1. The categories of personal information DICK'S disclosed to third parties for the third parties' direct marketing purposes during the preceding calendar year;
2. The names and addresses of third parties that received such information; and
3. If the nature of a third party's business cannot be reasonably determined from the third party's name, examples of the products or services marketed.
You are entitled to receive a copy of this information in a standardized format and the information will not be specific to you individually. DICK’s designated email address for such a request is privacy@dcsg.com
California Privacy Rights - California Minors
As stated in our Privacy Policy, our websites, our mobile/tablet sites, our social media presence, our applications, and our other digital properties (collectively, our “Websites”) are “general audience” websites and not directed toward children.
Certain areas of our Websites may contain interactive features that allow registered users to post content or information on or to our Websites (the “Interactive Services”). If any of our Interactive Services are either: (1) directed toward California residents under the age of eighteen (18); or (2) if DICK’s has actual knowledge that a registered user of the Interactive Services is a California resident under the age of eighteen (18), DICK’s will permit such registered user to remove (if applicable) or request that DICK’S remove or anonymize such content or information as posted by the registered user, to the extent required by California Business and Professions Code § 22581.
If you are under the age of eighteen (18) and would like to request the removal or anonymization of content or information you have posted on or to our Websites, please send your request to privacy@dcsg.com.
California Proposition 65
The Safe Drinking Water and Toxic Enforcement Act of 1986, also referred to as Proposition 65, is a California initiative to address concerns regarding exposure to toxic chemicals. Proposition 65 requires warning labels on products that contains certain levels of the 600+ elements that the California Air Resources Board considers a carcinogen or a reproductive toxicant. These elements include lead, brass, PVC and a multitude of other everyday elements.
The general Proposition 65 notice is: WARNING: You have purchased an item that contains a chemical known to the state of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm.
California Transparency in Supply Chains Act
As required under the California Transparency Supply Chain Act, we are disclosing our efforts to mitigate the risk of slavery and human trafficking in our supply chain.
Verification
DICK'S Sporting Goods, Inc. is committed to fair labor practices throughout the supply chain. New and existing private brand contracted factories are regularly assessed against our Human Rights Policy which is based on International Labour Organization standards and can be found here. Assessments are initiated based on geographic location, workplace history or previous audit record and other policy requirements. These audits are performed by DICK'S Compliance Team members and also by third party verifiers. Results are reviewed by Compliance Managers, who assist factories in remediating issues identified during audits, share key performance data with internal business partners as appropriate, and also engage with industry and NGO stakeholders to identify strategic opportunities to improve working conditions. DICK'S is a Better Work Buyer Partner (www.betterwork.org) and leverages the Better Work program to engage with key factories in countries where Better Work operates.
Auditing
Each year DICK'S audits a significant percentage of our private brand contract factories to determine if they are in compliance with our standards, which in addition to requiring compliance with local laws on working hours, wages and health and safety concerns, also prohibit forced, slave or child labor. Audits are performed by DICK'S Compliance Team members or third party verifiers and are semi-unannounced within a negotiated time frame. Annual and follow-up audit frequency is determined in accordance with our policy and is based in part on the level of risk and non-compliance determined by previous audit results.
Certification
As part of the supplier onboarding process, all vendors are required to certify that they conduct business in accordance with all applicable laws and regulations which include any existing laws on slavery and human trafficking in the country of manufacture. DICK'S certifies private brand factories into various risk levels and active status categories. Detailed Corrective Action Plans are required within 14 days for any non-compliance with local law or our Human Rights Policy. Factories must exhibit continuous improvement, transparency, and management cooperation to ensure continued certification and business eligibility. Additional follow up audits are required until high risk issues are resolved. Lack of continuous improvement may result in termination of the business relationship. Factories that demonstrate low risk and strong management systems have opportunities to reduce the frequency of audits.
Internal Accountability
The Vice President of Global Compliance, who reports to the General Counsel, is responsible for overseeing the compliance and factory monitoring programs. The Vice President of Global Compliance works with the DICK'S Compliance Team members to ensure that the Factory Compliance Policy is followed and with Product Development and Sourcing teams to integrate key performance data into the sourcing business process and to address high risk factories. In addition to requiring corrective actions and remediation of identified non-compliances, DICK'S actively encourages factories to take ownership of compliance management and implement root cause/management systems based approaches to facilitate sustainable improvement. In addition to working with factory management, DICK'S strategically communicates responsible sourcing guidelines to internal business partners and vendors and also provides "hotline" channels for workers that we engage during factory visits.
Training
DICK'S provides annual training to relevant associates and business units on our Human Rights Policy and program requirements. Training is conducted with management level associates in roles related to sourcing, product development, quality assurance and who interact with or travel to factories and may be in the best position to identify issues. Training on responsible sourcing guidelines and program expectations is also conducted in annual meetings with vendors and factories.