And since I didn’t share mine here goes:1) work out 250 days of the year. 2) begin to create daily REI videos I.e YouTube channel 3) Create semi weekly REI podcast 4) Help do 85 in office transactions.5) Help REI coaching clients do an additional 50 transactions. 6) Give 25,000$ to my alma matters for donations. 7) Take two memorable vacations with my wife and newborn. 8) Keep a weekly journal to give to my son 9) Provide substaial and beneficial support to those who ask through service. 10) To hold up to my expectations of doing business as person of faith, spirituality, intergrity, and moral character. 

However, I’d like to donate to my community or be apart of a big community project every year.

We are donating 20% of gross to charity, which this year is A Hero's Home.

Is it family, the reward of taking a distressed property and turning it into a nice home, you want to travel, you want to donate to your favorite charity.  

Sure without money you can donate time, but I will argue that a large monetary endowment does way more than filling soup bowls an hour a week.

Lol I also want to donate money and want to be able to help people in a big way...

I am donating my 3rd of their inheritance to local (to them) causes they have supported for over 30 yrs.

, I donate plasma which earns me $300 a month, and I'm seriously looking into renting my car out to turn that into an asset instead of a liability. 

The truth is, I have a savings account I transfer the 10% to, and do not necessarily give it/ make a donation right away (the account has a few thousand currently) because we don't like to give to just any cause out there, choosing the ones meaningful to me.Also, can you clarify what it means 'when I have no use for it' (the money)?

One reason I donate to 501(c)(3) charities through my donor-advised fund is to make an investment in my local area.