by overeasy240 on August 23rd, 2007

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If you just won 100 million dollars, what percentage would you give to charity?

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  • by Keysha on May 11th, 2008

    Keysha

    Truth? None. I have needed help for almost 2 years, and have been denied, over and over. Why should I line the pockets of various people in the name of 'charity' when 90% of what comes in to them goes to pay people that don't need help?

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  • by Blank Savage on August 23rd, 2007

    Blank Savage

    I would give half

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  • by Gingerminx on May 11th, 2008

    Gingerminx

    I would set up trust funds to enable education for those who can't afford it. I would look at housing and jobs for those who need them. I would look at shelters for battered wives/husbands and for abused children. I would set up places to look after all the abused animals so they could live what life they have left in comfort. I would see to it these things were funded as long as the money held out and help them to be self funded. I would want to take part in what was happening.

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  • by Anonymous on May 7th, 2008

    Anonymous

    I would give none to charity you think they return the favor bull****! I would however find a strugling church that is in Gods favor and give to them though!
    I have a 4 year old with cardio myopothy that will need a heart transplant and charity tells you well we will pray for her come-on why give to them, they only use it for theirselves!

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  • by Sweet T on June 14th, 2008

    Sweet T

    25% to charity for abuse, 50% to start my own charity for abused children.

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  • by what on February 7th, 2008

    what

    After taxes 10%.

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  • by overeasy240 on October 10th, 2007

    overeasy240

    All I need for myself, family and close friends is about 30 million. The rest suppose to go to charity. It's rightfully theirs.

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  • by Phillip on August 23rd, 2007

    Phillip

    I think the question should be asked differently. God is the one that would have given these funds to me. So the correct way to ask this is; "How much would you keep."

    Im not sure. I would pray and ask God how much of it I could keep and how much He wanted back.

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  • by Anonymous on November 9th, 2009

    Anonymous

    All of it. Chances are, I didn't get that much money legally, and I don't know how to spend it.

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  • by Colt COAT of Justice on February 13th, 2009

    Colt  COAT of Justice

    100% and be free

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  • by Anonymous on June 13th, 2008

    Anonymous

    Absolutely none, though I might endow a scolarship or two.

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  • by Universe Of Life on June 13th, 2008

    Universe Of Life

    Much to the cancer ward at the Royal Children Hospital ...

    Some to a charity for the starving in Africa ...

    1 million to each of my family ...

    1 million for myself ...




    They need more than I

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  • by urnamehre on February 2nd, 2008

    urnamehre

    40%

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  • by Someguy on January 28th, 2008

    Someguy

    i would say about 30%

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  • by BeinMe is I.H.S.L.A.C.M on October 10th, 2007

    BeinMe is I.H.S.L.A.C.M

    about 45%

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  • by Highlander is semi-retired from AB on August 23rd, 2007

    Highlander is semi-retired from AB

    Half.

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  • by Joseph Smith was a fraud and Eisegete on April 22nd, 2011

    Joseph Smith was a fraud  and Eisegete

    If is was in the US, it would be about 65% at least. Because that is how much taxes you pay. The charities it would go to:
    First, to help support those starving politicians. They would get the vast majority.

    Than most of what was left would go to illegal aliens on welfare.

    The small percentage that was left would probably buy a hamburger for some starving kid in California.

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  • by Tom on November 9th, 2009

    Tom

    After I pay off all my bills, if there is anything left, I would give about 25% to charity and use another 25% to start my own charities.

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  • by Sharona Life is a Tale Told by an Idiot on November 9th, 2009

    Sharona Life is a Tale Told by an Idiot

    I would give most of it to charity. What does any one person need with more than a few million for themselves unless they are unbelievably greedy hoarders?

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  • by - MojoThunder - on November 9th, 2009

    - MojoThunder -

    i wouldn't go through a charity organization, but give directly to hospitals, schools, homeless shelters, etc ... no overhead or administrative wastes

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  • by Piano Player on October 30th, 2009

    Piano Player

    All of it. By setting up a charitable trust, I could have a nice income to live off of, while the entire principal plus a portion of earnings would go to my chosen charities.

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  • by tooty_fruity88 on February 13th, 2009

    tooty_fruity88

    10 - 20% over a range of charity's... I couldnt be gready and keep it all to myself.

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  • by Anonymous on February 12th, 2009

    Anonymous

    I would give money to only charities that are local to me and i would not be pressured into giving any to other ones. Id stay with the same.

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  • by Will on January 31st, 2009

    Will

    I'd give it to actual people, rather than charities...that way, I could see it being used

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  • by Anonymous on January 13th, 2009

    Anonymous

    sum of use ppl r selfish gits!! not givin muni cuz they dnt deserve it?????????? wat bout them poor we kids hu suffer everyday from abusers cuz they cant sick up 4 themselves or the ones hu ave cancers and all sorts!!! use r jus so selfish!!! i would keep enuf so that i wouldn ave any future muni probs, lyk buy a house instead of renting, buy a car n put sumaway for the future, the rest i would split up into different charities for kids, cancer research and animals!!!

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  • by Takei-Shihan on January 4th, 2009

    Takei-Shihan

    Although I would not give any of the original winnings, I would arrange some sort of major investment that would produce a constant and continuous residual income, and then I would arrange to make continuous automatic direct deposits of 10% of the investment income to a single charity of my choice ... then I would make occasional donations to various other charities throughout the year.

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  • by zeb11111 on January 3rd, 2009

    zeb11111

    $1

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  • by Sheila3444 on November 19th, 2008

    Sheila3444

    If it was the lottery about 25%(govt takes 50% off the top) Then I'd endow some scholarships. My kids homes would be paid for and my grandchildren can go to college if that's their path. The local high school would have their arts dept refurbished. The local library would have more computers.
    The local youth center would get some new equipment. The youth center here is very well supervised and for some kids the lunches, dinners and snacks are the best meals they have.
    The local food pantries would be well stocked, they're in trouble this year with the unemployment getting higher.
    I just need enough to pay my bills and maybe my dream trip back to the Netherlands.

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  • by Candygirl on August 28th, 2008

    Candygirl

    I would keep enough to live very comfortable for the rest of my life and enough that all of my children would always be taken care, enough for all of my neices and nephrews and of coarse my parents and friends. Then that would probably leave about 60 to 70% I would give to churchs that I know need it and I would have my own charity group and give it directly to the people that need it. I do not trust all of these organizations today. I know too many people that have worked their ass off all of their life and when they need some help, NO you make too much money, you own too nice of a car. But if you didn't work at all and you never tried, we would take care of you. That is such BS.

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  • by pandora is holding hope on June 14th, 2008

    pandora is holding hope

    20% tithe
    50% scholarship program
    30% me & my family

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  • by thats.just.me on June 14th, 2008

    thats.just.me

    10% as tithe.

    10% as charity.

    10% to each of my siblings. (5)

    And the rest to me.

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  • by Craigor on June 14th, 2008

    Craigor

    After taxes, I would tithe, then give 20% of what would be left.

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  • by nana5070 on May 11th, 2008

    nana5070

    Twenty-five percent

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  • by Sosueme on August 23rd, 2007

    Sosueme

    Well, if you take out taxes, then discount to present value, calculate your estimated life expectancy ....screw the calculations...half. Now the key question...What charity would that be?

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  • by Sheepingly needs no handy men only hugs on August 23rd, 2007

    Sheepingly needs no handy men only hugs

    75%. I don't need millions to make me happy.

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  • by MrWitch on August 23rd, 2007

    MrWitch

    I'd give 60 million to charity and distribute about half the rest among friends and family. The rest is mine.

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  • by Barrat per negòci on August 23rd, 2007

    Barrat per negòci

    Between 15 and 30%.

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  • by splath on August 9th, 2009

    splath

    I would give 90 million to carefully chosen charities and the other 10 million would be invested and spent on securing my children's future, paying off my sisters' homes and taking care of their debt, taking care of my parents, etc. . Of course I would take a cruise and world tour or two as well! Oh, and get 2 hour massages everyday. I don't think that is being toooo greedy! WAIT..... did I spend my 10 mill already?!?!

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  • by tooty_fruity88 on August 5th, 2009

    tooty_fruity88

    I think id give $10 mill

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  • by jcmil2 on August 9th, 2009

    jcmil2

    Ten percent.

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  • by shanon on July 15th, 2009

    shanon

    i'd give 25 percent to charity

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  • by Trissinger on August 10th, 2009

    Trissinger

    Truth be told, I'd start up a few charities of my own. Would also hire staff to check out the veracity of a few charities so that my millions would be spent wisely.

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  • by iDeath on August 9th, 2009

    iDeath

    =0- charity begins at home. Go home, I would re-imburse anyone who ever helped my with inyeredt though.

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  • by Timjon on June 23rd, 2009

    Timjon

    If you are talking about after tax dollars, I'd give away half.

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  • by twistedelm on August 28th, 2009

    twistedelm

    In the past I took help and meals from a catholic mission and after I was able to get on my feet I started giving to "Salesian Missions"- P.O.Box 30--New Rochelle;NY 10802-0030---they care for basicallly children from many countrys around the world. I know most of their donations go to support there efforts. If I had that kind of money; first I would set up a foundation in my first name; I would then give partially to the 2 charitys that have already helped me out. #2) Paralyzed Veterans of America--7Mill Brook Rd.-Wilton;NH 03086-0908--They help Service people that need extra help because of there injuries. These charities have helped me out greatly and I will still give no matter what happens because (and this might sound odd to some of you) these charitys are partly my purpose because anything I give goes toward good. My needs are small compared to most people but I would also give to something you never heard of: Kelmscott--info@kelmscott.org----they breed unique horses and use to have a yearly festival (but money dryed up for the festival)--I would change that. Ive always felt it was funny how when people get money (they always want to invest in something to get more money /headaches too)-Why not wisely invest it so you can live and enjoy life--give a little take a little? ) Whats so wrong with that plan ??

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  • by skel1977 on June 22nd, 2009

    skel1977

    zero percent

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  • by JasonVoorheesff on June 23rd, 2009

    JasonVoorheesff

    none ass hole

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  • by randomguy on June 23rd, 2009

    randomguy

    None to charity. Will give some to my school though.
    But when I do occassionaly give, then I guess I can be more liberal.

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  • by Acorne on July 11th, 2009

    Acorne

    75% . Other people and the environment needs it more than I do. 25 million is more than enough.

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  • by dea_ex_machina on July 11th, 2009

    dea_ex_machina

    If I won that amount I reckon I would give away about 90% of it - either through currently recognised charities, or by setting up charitable trusts for "gaps" in the market - or to support people who are in the situation I have been in.
    Example: we run school trips to France and Germany -I would set up a fund to pay for that, so the kids studying French and German in my school would be able to do that without parents worrying about the cost;
    I have been studying part time while working full time - it has been a struggle to meet both commitments, I would like therefore to set up a fund for people in that position to be able to take time off unpaid by their employers to write their theses, without losing out financially;
    I would like to set up a fund to buy uniforms for boy scouts, so that boys can take part without parents worrying about he cost of the uniform.
    Stuff like that, really.

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