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Research Note: The Charter of the American National Red Cross

July 10, 2009
By Kevin R. Kosar

A charter is a document of incorporation. In the U.S.A., corporations typically are chartered through states. The Red Cross’s national organization was chartered via federal statute on January 5, 1905. Congress  modified the charter most recently amended the charter in 2007. See  P.L. 110-26, which became law May 11, 2007. The most up-to-date version...
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