Smokeless Inc

“Form 990 review process ======================= the organization's form 990 is reviewed by the chief financial officer. A complete copy of the form 990 is provided to the directors prior to filing.”

“Conflicts of interest ======================== the board has established conflict of interest policies governing its directors and officers. In addition, officers and directors are required to respond to an annual conflict of interest questionnaire. The board reviews the questionnaires and discusses with senior management as appropriate. Depending on the nature of the conflict, the individual will be asked to recuse themselves from discussions and abstain from voting.”

“Availability of documents ========================= smokeless inc.'s governing documents, financial statements, and the conflict of interest policy are available upon request.”

“MEMBERSHIP PROVISIONS: FROM SECTION 6 OF THE CORPORATE BYLAWS ============================================================= Section 6.1 Classes of Members. This corporation shall have two classes of Members: Section 6.1.1 The "Class A Member" shall be Dominika Blackappl. The Class A Member may appoint a successor Class A Member. Section 6.1.2 The "Class B Members" shall be the Class B Directors (as defined below) of this corporation then serving. Election to the Board as a Class B Director shall constitute election to the Class B membership of this corporation. The membership status of any Class B Director shall terminate immediately and without further corporate action upon such person's ceasing to be a Class B Director for any reason. VOTING RIGHTS ============= Section 6.5 Voting Rights. Subject to these Bylaws, the members of this corporation shall have the following rights, as set forth in these Bylaws: Section 6.5.1 the Class A Member shall have the exclusive right to elect the Class A Directors and remove them; Section 6.5.2 the Class B Members shall have the exclusive right to elect the Class B Directors and remove them; Section 6.5.3 the Class A Member shall have the exclusive right to vote on the amendment or repeal of these Bylaws; Section 6.5.4 the members shall have the right to vote on (i) any sale, lease, transfer, or other disposition of all or substantially all of the assets or properties of this corporation, (ii) any merger of this corporation, but only to the extent required by the Delaware General Corporation Law, and on (iii) the dissolution of this corporation, provided that for any such votes, both the members voting together with all classes, and the Class A Member voting as a separate class, must approve; and Section 6.5.5 the members shall have the right to vote on any other matters that may properly be presented to the members for a vote, pursuant to this corporation's Certificate of Incorporation, Bylaws, or action of the Board of Directors, or by operation of law.”

“No mother should pay with her life for feeding her family. Yet more than 3.5 billion people, 40% of the world's population, depend on polluting open fires to prepare meals. Women and children suffer the most because it is habitually women who, surrounded by children, cook. Because firewood is rapidly becoming scarce, they burn other biomass such as crop waste, dried dung, and plastic trash. They inhale toxic smoke, which causes millions of deaths annually. Besides premature deaths, using wood as an energy source, together with population growth, is the root cause of the environmental crisis. Half of all extracted wood from the world's forests is used for cooking and heating. In Africa, it is the leading cause of deforestation. Many efforts have been made to solve the problem by introducing clean biomass-burning or solar-powered stoves. However, unlike the 'free' stone or mud open fire pits, the novel stoves depend on subsidies. Smokeless Charity exists to resolve the root cause of death from toxic smoke. Cooking on open fires is a condition of extreme poverty. Empowering family caregivers, often women, is the proven fastest way to lift communities from poverty into healthy lives. Therefore, Smokeless Charity builds infrastructures for family-run community-based businesses. Smokeless Charity programs lead to economically sustainable activities that break the cycle of poverty and contribute to a future-proof solution for environmental crises. Smokeless Charity fulfills its mission with empathy for cultural specifics. All team members have first-hand field experience, which helps identify the root causes of targeted problems. During new program development, the team collaborates with experts - medical doctors, macroeconomists, information architects, mobile application developers, linguists, and anthropologists. Rapid prototypes and tireless iterations precede the rollout of any program. On-the-ground pilots test the design and save precious charitable funds. Smokeless Charity launches its programs through affiliates inside needy regions. These affiliates exist exclusively to set up and run Smokeless Charity programs. They are locally recognized non-profit entities controlled by Smokeless Charity. The goal of Smokeless Charity is to have each affiliate follow standardized processes so that they can operate efficiently and be staffed with the local population.”

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