AARP, AAA. Non Profits Use Fronts For, For Profit Corporations

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Triple A charges its members about $50 a year for the towing and map services which identify a clientele population that are excellent prospects for its real businesses which are selling insurance and selling travel agency services (mainly cruises).



AARP charges its members twelve dollars a year to separate age fifty plus affluent people from the rest of the population and who become perfect prospects for the services it promotes and for which it receives commissions and royalties.



And Planned Parenthood? Uncle Sam gives them a half billion dollars a year to underwrite the activities that identify (mostly) young, sexually active, single female clients, the prime market for their real business which is performing abortions that bring in tens of millions of dollars in revenue.
But you say, these are all “non-profits.” So what’s in it for anyone? Simple: “Non Profit” does not mean no profits are made. It means that profits cannot be distributed to owners in the form of dividends.

http://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2015/09/falsefront_nonprofits.html

September 22, 2015
False-front Non-profits
By Dale Herrington