If you don't have a pot to piss in, the last thing you should do - from a purely financial point of view - is donate 10% of that pot to a church. 

Or they would FORCE a lender to make a 'donation' to an organization like ACORN, to make up for the bank's lack of filling their 'quota'.  

The good news is that the community, cities and even other states are sending donations to help, firefighters, and thankfully the new supertanker - a 747 equipped to drop retardant on the fires. 

Often new furniture that was donated.

If they want to do that they should donate to aheroshome.org were we are giving a first responder a beautiful home in Memphis all for free .. using donations from those on BP and others.. still waiting for my first wholesaler to donate LOL 

Pentagon Federal Credit Union is doing HELOCs or HE loans at good rates in all 50 states, and you can join by donating $15 if you don't meet their criteria (I am not associated with them.

It also sounds like most of you agree that it doesn't matter how good my writing is or how successful I have been if no one knows who I am.I agree with these points, and they are appreciated, but I still don't think writing a book and giving it away for free is the answer.What about this (someone may want to ping Josh on this one):Since I'm really not doing this for the money, and mainly just to see if anyone thinks my writing is any good, what if I were to have the BP community help publicize this book, and any money raised from my initial publication would be donated to BP.

I donate my time, my money, my sweat, my tears, and sometimes even my blood (literally).

Then you're free to lease it out and remove the property, provided you itemize it. 20 days after that (30 from the notice) you can do what you see fit with the property including selling, trashing, or donating it.

She even claimed to have cancer and was taking donations from caring people and churches.