Coalition Partner – What is a Coalition Partner? An ACDNAC Coalition Partner is any club, sorority, fraternity, church, organization, association, mutual benefit society or any other such nonprofit legal structure that actively supports economic empowerment and improvement of the entire Black community in any given locality by advocating their members become owners of New Age Corporations that are funded, owned and controlled by the Black community pursuant to law. By definition, a [Coalition] is an alliance of people, factions, parties, or nations especially a temporary one, that is formed for a specific reason or purpose or a union or a group that is combined into one body for a specific reason or purpose.  For empowerment purposes, a..

 

            Level    I Coalition Partner:  005 – 020 Shareholders in a NAC

 

            Level   II Coalition Partner:  021 – 050 Shareholders in a NAC

 

            Level  III Coalition Partner:  051 – 100 Shareholders in a NAC

 

            Level  IV Coalition Partner:  101 – 150 Shareholders in a NAC

 

            Level   V Coalition Partner:  151 – 200 Shareholders in a NAC

 

            Level  VI Coalition Partner:   201 – 250 Shareholders in a NAC

 

            Level VII Coalition Partner:   251 – 300 Shareholders in a NAC

 

"NAC" means New Age Corporation 

 

            Business Partner – What is a Business Partner? An ACDNAC Business Partner is any unincorporated retail establishment and/or service establishment, franchise and/or d/b/a (doing business as) or any other for profit enterprise that is primarily owned by one or more individuals that is Black owned and operated and actively supports economic empowerment and improvement of the entire Black community in any given locality by advocating patronage, growth and expansion of Black owned enterprises and is a shareholder/s in a New Age Corporation that is funded, owned and controlled by the Black community pursuant to law. By definition, a [Partner] is a person who takes part in an undertaking with another or others.

 

            Emerald Business Partner:   $ 10.00 - $  70.00 a month

 

            Ruby Business Partner:           $ 71.00 - $130.00 a month

 

            Diamond Business Partner:  $131.00 - $190.00 a month

 

            Corporate Partner – What is a Corporate Partner? An ACDNAC Corporate Partner is any corporate entity in good standing in its state of incorporation that financially supports the mission, goal and/or objectives of ACDNAC with regular contributions which is the economic empowerment of Black people living in America or abroad via their funding, owning and controlling New Age Corporations; that are jointly held; as well as, the income producing assets that are acquired by any such New Age Corporation. By definition, a [Corporation] is a person who takes part in an undertaking with another or others. § 27-32-10(2) SC Code of Laws states; a person means “any individual, corporation, firm, association, joint venture, partnership, trust estate, business trust, syndicate, fiduciary, and any other group or combination.”

 

            Bronze Level Corporate Partner:      $200.00 - $   400.00 a month

 

            Silver Level Corporate Partner:        $401.00 - $   600.00 a month

 

            Gold Level Corporate Partner:            $601.00 - $   800.00 a month

 

            Platinum Level Corporate Partner:   $801.00 - $1,000.00 a month

 

            Patron – Who is a Patron? – An ACDNAC Patron is any person that financially supports; with regular contributions, the mission, goal and/or objective of ACDNAC which is the economic empowerment of Black people living in America or abroad via their funding, owning and controlling New Age Corporations; that are jointly held; as well as, the income producing assets that are acquired by any such New Age Corporation. By definition, a [Patron] is a person who gives financial or other support to a person, organization, cause, or activity.

 

Sponsor – Who is a Sponsor? An ACDNAC Sponsor is any person that provides funds for a project or activity that is carried out by ACDNAC that supports ACDNAC’s mission, goal and/or objective which is the economic empowerment of Black people living in America or abroad via their funding, owning and controlling New Age Corporations; that are jointly held; as well as, the income producing assets that are acquired by any such New Age Corporation. By definition, a [Sponsor] is a person or organization that provides funds for a project or activity carried out by another.

 

Contributor – Who is a Contributor? An ACDNAC Contributor is any person that provides funds for an ACDNAC project or event during a fund raising project or when asked to support the cause; the economic empowerment of the Black community pursuant to law and by official means. By definition, a [Contributor] is a person who gives money to a cause or for a cause.

 

Donor – Who is a Donor? An ACDNAC Donor; by definition and application, is any person or group that gives something (such as money, property and/or anything else of marketable value) in order to help ACDNAC realize a desired goal or objective.

Since The Majority Of Black

People Have No Real Money Or Capital

Assets, How Will New Age Corporations Be Funded?

 

Even though it is true the Black communities in America have no real capital assets; i.e., plants, factories, natural resources, cellular towers, cargo ships, competitive financial institutions, or any other major income producing assets, Black people do have enough money to fund New Age Corporations. The number of New Age Corporations in any given locality is based on population. For example the Black community in Orangeburg and surrounding Counties can successfully support one New Age Corporation. Larger counties in South Carolina with more people might be able to support 2. Major cities might be able to support as many as 4 or 5.

 

Community owned New Age Corporations will be funded and supported, the same way Hispanics and others fund theirs...from personal savings. All that is required, is for members of the Black community to save 10% of their income. Use this 10% to purchase equity or ownership common stock in a New Age Corporation. The corporate owners – the shareholders deter-mine the size and number of capital acquisitions by their votes. Each share equals one vote. Since Black people are basically poor compared to other groups, equity stock can be purchased for as little as $500.00 a share; rather than the $10,000.00 - $50,000.00 price per share in more affluent communities. Resources are constantly pooled to purchase assets that are debt free.

 

How To Become A Shareholder

Or Owner Of A New Age Corporation?

 

The most powerful and the safest equity stock in America is IRC Section 1244.  To learn more about IRC Section 1244 or ownership common stock and the legal packaging for million dollar asset acquisition programs, that are fully funded, owned and controlled by the shareholders or owners of the New Age Corporation – the Black community, contact any one of the following individuals at Orangeburg County’s only New Age Corporation, Unity International Company, Inc.

 

Diane Wesley Williams – President – 917-685-4904

Roberta Jackson – Director – 803-707-6588

Carolyn Jackson – Director – 803-837-1658

Dr. Helen Fraizer – 843-532-2111

 

To Financially Support ACDNAC’s Economic Empowerment Mission In the Black Community

 

Contact:

 

Leigh T. Browne  - Executive Director – 803-290-7583

Lillie Brown – Associate Director – 803-928-2551 or 803-347-2924

Lurline Dantzler – Treasurer - Mgt Committee – 803-290-6750 or 803-536-1290

Cynthia Davis – Secretary - Mgt Committee – 803-531-0408

Veronica McRae – Consultant to Mgt Committee – 803-518-9740

Dorothy Carter – Co-Chair - Mgt Committee – 803-682-3488

Dorothy Harley Sistrunk – Chair - Mgt Committee – 803-614-1093

 

“We seem pacified by the image of a small number of African Americans in highly visible positions of celebrity and privilege, but who are often more focused on preserving security, status, and their positions on the A-list, even as an economic holocaust unfolds in the very African American communities that idolize them.” Earl G. Graves, Sr.

 

By: George M. Sistrunk - 3/5/16