If you were paid a salary to work for one charity for an entire year, which charity would you choose?
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The National center for missing and exploited children.And I would refuse the salary, I would return it to said organization to help them that can not help themselves.
173002
I'd give it all to charity!  What good would it do me anyway in just a day.  I'd be spending that day getting in touch with the people I love.
407991
I would love to be Bill Gates because i could donate a ton aof money to a ton of charitys. I would help the fund to hurricane Katrina and the missonaries and the red cross :)
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Some to charity, some to a business and some to do anything that makes you  happy.  A cool 10 million for me wouldn't be bad either ;)
225888
Go shopping like a big dog. I would also help out those who are less fortunate than most. Kids without homes or clothes or food etc, in the US. I would sponsor a bunch of poor children for Christmas too. Maybe open a scholarship fund for low income individuals with the grades and the drive to match.
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Although I am not doing anything for Children In Need, I work for ICAP which holds a charity day every year. The trading floor consists of hundreds of brokers in fancy dress and with lots of celebrities walking about all day.\n\nAll brokerage fees made that day go to charity. Last year we raised £5.2million for several charities. \n\nhttp://www.icap.com/about_the_group/charity_day/\n\nWe are determined to beat that on the 7th December this year.
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Buy a farm Cottage in S.France,Travel the world With my Husband.\nExperience everything I could ie, sky diving, hot air balloning, fly a plane!\nTake all my friends on a holiday of a life time\nThe list is endless, But I would give alot of it to charity!
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I'd be good. But not perfect. I would do my best to help others as much as possible, but I am also pretty selfish by nature so I am sure I would take advantage for my own personal gain as well.\n\nYes, I would give up work. But I would do charity stuff.
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I personally would take the one that is entirely paid for as it would be VERY dificult to work and go to school at the same time. Good luck to you!
692191
Absolutely. Humanitarian work is so important and so worthwhile. That is an awesome idea, but I doubt many employers would be into it. They aren't going to want to pay you for doing work for someone else besides them.
380626
i would pay 10% for tithing, and save maybe 2 million for myself, and the rest for charity.  I mean really, who needs all of that money?  there are people starving on the streets, and children going without meals, why spens 20 MILLION DOLLARS on yourself?
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I don't know. But do you really want to work for an organization which chooses representitives from the countries with the worst human rights records (such as Lybia and Rawanda) to run its humanitarian and peacekeeping programs?  \n\nI would suggest that you go with a private organization such as World Vision.
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Nope (I have never been on welfare or on any charity program).\n\nHowever my taxes are used to pay for welfare and charity programs, and I have volunteered (through church) to help the poor, feed the hungry, visit the sick etc.\n\nCordially,\nJohn\nhttp://www.GodSci.org\n[God and Science]
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I would give about 25 billion to find the vaccine to HIV/AIDS, and I'd give a couple billion to probably every charity that actually needs it.\n\nThen I'd splurge, but I'd rather live in a half way decent sized house and just have decked out stuff.
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depends on how much I won, if I had won the powerball jackpot I would have given huge amounts to charities like St. Jude's, March of Dimes, etc. I would help out my mom get a good house so she doesn't have to pay rent forever, I'd help my dad however I could, as for me first I'd pay off all my debts especially all my student loans and car note, then I would take a nice trip to venice, Paris, Rome. Maybe some other traveling. Open up a business that way I wouldn't have to work for someone else forever. Buy myself a nice home that I could live in for the rest of my life. Then I would put money up in savings bonds, college funds, etc. for my children so that they will be set when they get older. I'd definately do some shopping, but I'd also save a lot of it for living expenses and burial expenses so I am set rest of my life.
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Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund\nYour own personal foundation
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good question ..similar to the average sal in your company ..0 ..they do it for charity