Jim Cramer started his Charitable Trust in 2005 with $3 million of his own money. According to CNBC, Cramer's own investment is at risk, and the trust distributes its investment income and realized capital gains to charity. The CNBC Investing Club gives subscribers a way to follow that portfolio. Members can see how much of it Cramer has committed to each stock, when he adds to a position or sells shares, and how he and his team explain those decisions. For investors who count on dividend checks, it's worth a closer look at which of those companies kept paying shareholders even when business slowed. Disseminating his investing lessons on Mad Money, Cramer described one way he builds the trust's cash reserves.
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