Two weeks before we were notified about cutting off distributions he gave us a pitch to donate to his Hawaii relief fund.

It is like calling all wealthy people greedy, when in fact the vast majority of charity donations come from wealthy people.

I suggest instead of throwing their money away, just donate it to me. 

I had a 2004 Prius before that and drove it to 240k miles before it died and I donated it to charity.2 members of my family have the model S and they love it.

I also donate 250 to the boys and girls club every month.

Multiple blood and plasma donations?

And since I didn’t share mine here goes:1) work out 250 days of the year. 2) begin to create daily REI videos I.e YouTube channel 3) Create semi weekly REI podcast 4) Help do 85 in office transactions.5) Help REI coaching clients do an additional 50 transactions. 6) Give 25,000$ to my alma matters for donations. 7) Take two memorable vacations with my wife and newborn. 8) Keep a weekly journal to give to my son 9) Provide substaial and beneficial support to those who ask through service. 10) To hold up to my expectations of doing business as person of faith, spirituality, intergrity, and moral character. 

Fingers crossed, I'll be able to donate the house, itself to the local fire department...let them burn it down for practice and write the value of the home (not much albiet) off at the end of next year.

I’m not sure where to post about this, but my dad collects bottles and cans to redeem them and then donates 100% of the proceeds to local charities.

Even if they do want to help, they are better off donating cash to the program, letting your dad purchase the necessary insurance, etc.