start a nonprofit, donate property to the nonprofit, write it off as a tax deduction.

OFfer to take vehicles to a scrap yard, or show them how to donate the car and get tax benefits, tell them where a junkyard is where they can get money for parts, etc.not your responsibility,but it will be your gain in the end!

Take all the time you need, but when you come to sign understand that you are donating a $1,000 to me no matter what.

LOOKING FOR A HOUSE AND MAYBE A LARGE LOT DONATION FOR MY FRIENDS .THESE LOVING PEOPLE HAVE A 1200 SF HOUSE.THEY HAVE 12 KIDS OF THEIR OWN AND HAVE ADOPTED 3 MORE AND ONE MORE IS A PREMIE WAITING TO COME HOME.THEY WANT TO MAKE THE HOUSE AN ORPHANAGE AND I BELIEVE THAT THEY HAVE A GOOD START.THEY NEED MORE ROOM TO CONTINUE THIS WORK.

This got my wheels turning because currently I donate a portion of each tenants rent to a non-profit organization that my sister runs; they mentor teen moms in the central valley of California.

And remember if you can save some of the appliances in the home that are included with the purchase you can donate them and have a tax write off at the end of the year.

If he stops paying taxes the city will just foreclose anyway.If this does work out, it would be cool to go back to that guy and offer to make a $1000 donation to a charity of his choice, in the memory of his mother...

I made a donation to BP the other day because I appreciate it so much.

We are tired of relying on others to donate and support orphanage projects. 

Pay off the mortgage and donate to your favorite charity the amount you would have paid in interest.