sounds similar to Catholic Charities,, I'd be checking into the after 6 month thing a little closer 

My goals are to travel the world, play shows with my band, and do charity work.

Since that time, I have made significant changes in my life including obtaining a bachelors degree, starting a charity organization, getting married, having a child, successfully completing three internships, and starting my own property management company in another state.

Items left outside your assigned space will be considered abandoned property and will be donate to charity?  

I would donate 10% to my favorite charity/church.I would pay off any personal debt that I hadI would add to my emergency fund to have a minimum of 8-10 months reserves The remainder would then give me my foundation for determining which direction to invest and I would prepare a shortlist of my Top 3 prospective investments and then research each of them and their attributes and pick the one (s) that meet my defined goals the best.

I also want to be able to help take care of my family and donate more to the local arts as well as charity groups I like. 

I'd just advise you to remember that you are running a business and not a non-profit charity so you need to make sure that every deal is bringing a profit.

See following for rules on this.https://www.irs.gov/charities-non-profits/unrelated-business-income-tax

We've been doing zero-tolerance since January, and we get almost all of our rents by the 1st now.I prefer to give my money to charities..

You are not a charity, they don't deserve to pay half market value.