Set up a Cook Islands Foundation
Cook Islands foundations are orphan vehicles – a hybrid between a Trust and a Company.
Like a trust, such Cook Islands foundations are generally established to reflect the wishes of the Founder (like a Settlor) via an endowment of assets, which are managed by the council members (like a Trustee) for a specific purpose and/or for the benefit of its beneficiaries. In your case, it would be for a charitable purpose.
Like a company, such foundations are a legal entity with legal personality (as opposed to a Trust which is an agreement between the settlor and the trustee, but it is not a legal entity). Unlike a company, foundations have no shareholders, though they may have a board, an assembly, and voting members.
Foundations are hybrid in nature, containing features of the corporation (legal personality) and the trust (orphan).
A foundation may hold assets in its own name for the purposes (e.g. charitable) set out in its constitutive documents, and its administration and operation are carried out by the Council Members in accordance with the Foundation statutes or articles of association rather than fiduciary principles.