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An independent board of advisors and/or directors is one of the requirements to legally take charitable contributions in many countries. All large charities have one.

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	An '''independent board''' of advisors and/or directors is one of the requirements to legally take charitable contributions in many countries. All large charities have one. Stupid organizations, e.g. [[Wikimedia]], refuse to have such a [[board]], as it might mean their pet projects may someday be audited. Very reasonably, most people refuse to contribute large amounts to such groups who are clearly trying to avoid scrutiny.		An '''independent board''' of advisors and/or directors is one of the requirements to legally take charitable contributions in many countries. All large charities have one.