None, it is religious beliefs not a church.  All profits stay in the not for profit to keep the monthly rate flat.  The profits are less than 5% of revenue. The not for profit has to try make a profit as the health claims can fluctuate significantly from year to year if more people than normal say have heart attacks or come down with cancer, etc.  I understand your questioning as I spent dozens of hours researching and obtaining documents from the organization before I would join.   The not for profit I am a part of has over 250,000 members through out all 50 states and probably every Christian denomination in the USA.