Well-Known Viceroy
OUT OF CHARACTER INFORMATION
- Image Source: Coruscant Landscape | Besh Emblem | Foundation Employee
- Canon Link: Not Applicable to this Submission
- Primary Source: Not Applicable to this Submission
- Corporation Name: Core Worlds Charity Foundation
- Headquarters: Shawken
- Locations: Dorsis | Aargau | Harloff Minor | Charmath | Galantos
- Operations: Charitable relief, food distribution, medical aid, refugee assistance, orphanages, housing projects, employment programs, disaster relief, and humanitarian development.
- Parent Corporation: Not Applicable to this Submission
- Subsidiaries: Not Applicable to this Submission
Chairman
Beneath its charitable work, the Foundation has developed a quieter purpose. Its investments place money and businesses into struggling communities, creating new markets and commercial relationships in regions where labor is cheap and regulation is weak.
Some of these ventures are deliberately directed toward intermediaries involved in the slave trade. The Foundation does not openly traffic slaves; instead, it provides the money, contacts, and legitimate businesses that allow others to acquire and move them.
The arrangement is protected by Seppi's reputation. A former slave who has spent years feeding refugees, funding hospitals, and rebuilding poor communities is not an obvious suspect in a slave operation. Much of the Foundation's work is genuine, and Seppi is willing to spend considerable resources on charity because its success protects everything built behind it.
RATIONALE
The Core Worlds Charity Foundation was established by Seppi Yjivo after he escaped slavery and eventually accumulated enough wealth and influence to begin funding humanitarian causes. What began as a small charitable effort grew as his story attracted wealthy patrons, corporate donations, and political support. Seppi used those resources to establish permanent relief programs and offices across several important trade worlds.
As the Foundation expanded, Seppi discovered that charitable investment offered more than an opportunity to help the poor. It provided access to remote communities, local governments, businesses, and populations that were otherwise difficult for outside interests to reach. He began quietly directing some Foundation investments toward partners who could exploit these connections for profit.
The Foundation has since become a respectable humanitarian institution with a criminal network hidden beneath it. Seppi maintains the appearance of a compassionate reformer while carefully separating himself from the organizations that handle the Foundation's darker business. His past makes him an especially unlikely suspect, and he has cultivated that perception deliberately.
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