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Endowment Fund Money
Endowment Fund Money
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How the
Endowment Fund
Money Will Be Used
Investment:
Money placed into the endowment
fund will be
used for
investment purposes
only!
Investment money is
never
spent,
never
used as collateral for a
loan, and never used for any other
purposes that could
jeopardies the fund in
any way!
Profits:
Initially, most of the
profits from the
investments are used to
enlarge the endowment's
investment money. When the endowment is
reasonable well funded,
up to 75% of the profit
money can be used in
whatever legal way the
foundation directors
choose, providing that
that use falls within
the IRS guidelines for
the use of foundation
moneys. Ten
percent is always
added permanently
to the endowment's
working capital,
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investment money.
Fifteen percent goes to
the people who designed
and created this
project, then set up the
corporate/foundation
partnership system and
next, got it up and
running and lastly,
refined the system for
optimum efficiency and
functionality.
Remember, this is the
first of its kind.
Future set ups will not
need this kind of
incentives.
Fifteen Percent to Priming
the Pump" We've
promised a portion of the endowment
fund's profits as incentives to get the
foundation started and to inspire the
employees to do their best work once the
foundation and its partnering, for-profit
corporation are established.
1) Employees are paid
just and fair salaries
and/or wages.
2)
No exorbitant executive
pay or bonuses
3) Two percent of the
C. F. S. Corp. stock,
and thus, 2% of the
profits from the
investments are shared
by CAHR Foundation and
the CAHR Corporation
employees.
This money is allocated
to the employees in
proportion to their pay
scale.
Employees begin
receiving their share of
this money after they've
been part of the team
for six months.
Fifty percent of the
employee receives goes
into his/her retirement
investment account and
fifty percent goes to
the employee to do with
as he/she chooses.
4)
Two percent of the
C. F. S. Corp. stock,
and thus,
2% of profits
from the investments
goes to the person or
corporation that donates
the first million
dollars to the CAHR
Foundation.
5)
One percent of the
C. F. S. Corp. stock,
and thus,
1% of the profits
from the investments
goes to the second a
person or corporation
that donates the second
million dollars to the
CAHR Foundation.
6) One-percent
each of the
C. F. S. Corp. stock,
and thus, 1%
each of profits from the
investments goes to ten
people on the start up
team. These
are the people who
turned this project from
a vision into a physical
reality.
7) Eighty-five
percent of the
C. F. S. Corp. stock,
and thus, 85%
each of profits from the
investments goes to the
CAHR Foundation.
CAHRFinancialServicesCorporation
CAHRFinancialServicesCorporation
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Partnering with
a For-Profit Corporation:
A small percent of the
initial endowment fund
money will be usedto
set up and establish a for-profit
corporation.
The corporation and the
foundation function as
partners.
This concept is
described on this
TLC-Life-Center
website:
The New Corporate World.
The for-profit
corporation will create
whatever business the
foundation's board of
directors instructs it
to do. With
the CAHR Foundation, the
partnering corporation
will be the
CAHR Financial
Services Corporation.
The Corporate partner
will handle all the
foundation's financial
matters.
The Foundations will
always, without
exception, hold a
minimum of
fifty-one-percent of
their partnering corporation's stock.
This gives the
foundation controlling
interest in the
corporation.
If you have read the
TLC-Life-Center
pages on
The Benefits of
Foundations,
then you know why this
partnership is so
versatile. and so
valuable
When comparing tradition
stand alone corporations
with the
corporation/foundation
partnership, notice the huge
differences regarding
where the profit money
goes.
Traditional Corporation:
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traditional corporation,
the profit moneys are
dispersed away to
outside stockholders,
never to be seen again
Foundation / Corporation
Partnership:
When using the
New Corporate world's
Win-Win Business
Structure, most of
the profit money is
recycled back into the
system. This
is like feeding the
goose that lays the
golden eggs.
This format constantly
increases the
foundation's ability to
to engage in future
social-service projects.
It also places
foundation employees,
corporate employees,
corporate customers,
and the environment on
equal standing with
making a profit.
Self-Replication:
A small percent of the
profit from the endowment fund
investment money
will be used as start up
money to create a
minimum of two
additional independent
foundations that will
fund other worthwhile
projects.
The new foundations will
be completely
independent, and be set
up using the CAHR
Foundation format.
They, too, will have a
similar self-replication
requirement and will be
required to create a
partnering for-profit
corporation and to pass on the
self-replication
requirement to the
foundations to which
they give birth.
All foundations will be
encouraged to
participate in the
Association of New
Corporate World
Foundations.
The association will be
initiated by the CAHR
Foundation.
By pooling their
investment moneys,
The Association of
N.C.W. Foundations
can become a financial
powerhouse.
To get a sense of the
value and power of asset
pooling, we recommend
you read the page
titled:
What Social Security
Should, Could, and Would
Have Been.
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