What decides if the Georgia settlers would continue to receive money run country from british?

The Georgia colony was founded in 1732, and was originally a charity colony, meaning that it was funded by donations from private individuals and organizations. The colony's charter required that the trustees who governed the colony would only receive a salary if the colony was profitable. However, the colony never became profitable, and so the trustees never received any salary. In 1752, the Georgia colony was turned over to the British Crown, and the Crown then began to provide financial support for the colony.