End Welfare: Transition to Competitive Charity

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Funded and Structured

100% of current government welfare will stop, including within the tax code.
Every citizen and business is legally required to contribute a percentage of income or sales to the Charity System to achieve 5% of GDP.
Everyone decides which Charitable Distribution Association (CDA) to contribute into, each will have their own charitable philosophy.
CDA’s fund charities within all areas of need.
CDA’s assign people in need to Assessor Organization (AO) that matches their charitable philosophy. AOs are caseworkers.
The AOs examine the entire family dynamic of the person in need.
The AO subjectively determines the best path forward per person.

An AO directs and has significant control over the goods and services from charities for the cases they manage.
An AO may direct the education and work of the people they manage; the work offsets charitable benefits.
Businesses may ‘pay’ their contributions in products and services, which may be very dynamic; the business needs a CDA to sign off on the worth.
Every Charity Regulatory Organization must establish a Charity Economy, which is, in part, a system that asks for charitable labor hours from those being assisted by charities.
The Charity Economy assists needs.
Several entire Rating Systems examine every part of the Charity System.
The Competitive Rating System addresses fraud, abuse, and self-dealing.

A 4-minute overview