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In addition, the “Wherefores” sets up a Charity Endowment Council, or "CEC", as an ad hoc unicorporated benevolent association, representing specified numbered Charity for beneficiaries who are party to affidavits by recognition and signing for Charity beneficiaries. That CEC is seeking an endowment for its participating beneficial charities. All charities are divided into either a family Charity or a community Charity of unrelated beneficiaries. No Charity can violate U. S. of A. Federal laws and any violation of U. S. Code is adverse to endowment funding. U. S. of A. federal rules require 4% placement on balance sums annually with a Charity and the rest can be used as Charity likes for beneficiaries, indeed including for profit uses if handled right.

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