That way, you can pay a ridiculous amount of money to your county and state governments as well as to the lending institution that holds your mortgage...and none of that money will go to the Federal Government (plus, you'll get big deductions).Oh, and let me recommend donating the rest of your income to charity...that way you can avoid owing the Feds anything...

It's also productive fun- I also like hobbies where I make things (knitting, sewing, cooking, fixing up things around the house, etc), but the sense of accomplishment at the end of spending 4 weeks solid knitting a scarf is not nearly as... well, fun... as spending that four weeks putting together a deal.And once you stop needing the money to live on, it starts going to interesting projects and things you care about- I try to donate money to science research I find interesting, but tends to get ignored by the big grant institutions- I could happily, happily, spend $100 million on that and never get bored.

Churches live off donations.

Accept this guy at your own peril because I don’t care if he donates blood at the Red Cross helps little old ladies cross the street and volunteers at the local soup kitchen the guy is surely going to give you problems !!

All we ask is that you give back via a donation to BP or become a pro account member.

But I would be interested in DONATING THE LAND in Munir's honor.  

And the guy says, "I've always wanted to donate a kidney."

BarrageMy township library proctored mine and asked for a small donation. 

I thought about telling them before I was going to donate the farm to Habitat So they could build 14 houses on it.

They expect you to 'donate' your time if you are the owner, sorry.