Okla. Stat. tit. 60, § 60-601
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"Charity" defined
Official statutory text
As used in this act, the term "charity" means any gift, to be
applied consistently with law, for the benefit of an indefinite
number of persons, through the provision of facilities or aid in any
way to education or educational activities or the advancement and
diffusion of science and learning, to religion or religious
activities, to the relief or comfort of the poor, the sick, or the
afflicted, to the public welfare in any form, to the support or aid
of the government or of any program or activity of the government,
state, local, or national, or to any other form of activity directed
toward the improvement and happiness of man or society.
applied consistently with law, for the benefit of an indefinite
number of persons, through the provision of facilities or aid in any
way to education or educational activities or the advancement and
diffusion of science and learning, to religion or religious
activities, to the relief or comfort of the poor, the sick, or the
afflicted, to the public welfare in any form, to the support or aid
of the government or of any program or activity of the government,
state, local, or national, or to any other form of activity directed
toward the improvement and happiness of man or society.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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