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Federal law requires that foundations pay out 5 percent annually. The National Network of Grantmakers argued foundations could spend at least 6 percent in payout without hurting.
Shalini had contracted polio in her native India, a country where polio still claims many thousands of victims.
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Family Care Association Nigeria
Lagos, Nigeria
Family Care Association, registered with the Nigerian Corporate Commission, is active in over 25 States throughout Nigeria, their humanitarian activities targeting the economically challenged, less privileged and usually rural indigenes of Nigeria.
In late 2009 Family Care undertook a two-year Malaria Control and Prevention program, which is coupled with a Free Rural Medical Aid program. This nationwide Malaria Control and Prevention program was initiated in 7 States with the sponsorship of ExxonMobil and in collaboration with Federal Ministry of Health.
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