Crazy thing is the neighborhood held a charity event to help him fix the house around the same time it happened, Raised $19,000 for him.

You just need to do a few things to qualify (ie. a one time donation to a charity to qualify for the CU and then open up a Money Market account and put $5 in it)https://www.penfed.org/Platinum-Cash-Rewards/

Remember, your now entering the business zone and your not a charity, or a pigeon that waits for a few crumbs to fall off of a lap in the park.

My business partner and I believe in tithing and decided to donate 10% of each of our investments, but one of our other goal is to start a charity for children.

But, you have to decide if you are a business or a charity.

Things like online bill pay and even online rent payments (ACH) are available to streamline these tasks.

But I'm not sure anybody will lend him money based upon him basically getting a charity job from a friend, not too mention being incapable of living by himself.

I heard od a guy that bought similar land cheap , he was paid to reforest it , he then was paid when he put it in the states conservation easement , then he donated the land to a charity and took a huge write off . and everyone thought he was an idiot for buying the land

You are operating a business not a charity.

Personal days also include days on which you have donated use of the house -- say, to a charity auction -- or have rented it out for less than fair market value.3.