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Lottery Winners should build/sustain common charity fundReply
I think I will help my family out when I win the lottery and not charity because family sticks together through good times and bad. Forget charity!-weshar75
Mar 29, 2013, 11:46 pm - weshar75 - Lottery Discussion Forum

Can a non-profit Org. cash a JP ticket and NOT pay taxes?Reply
What you're describing doesn't sound like a charity. It sounds like evadinging taxes on gambling income while using that income to pay yourself a salary to decide what legitimate charities to donate the income to. The question is whether you want to avoid paying taxes through legitimate charitable donations or put more money in your pocket. It's mostly an either/or choice; you can't do both well. You can legally avoid taxes by donating the money to a charity, but it's not a real charity if it
May 26, 2012, 2:53 am - KY Floyd - Lottery Discussion Forum

Ohio Post Dreams here Let's go Ohio!!Reply
Part of the Charity number* came in the P. 4 8473 comb. I was just sharing this hust came back from doing Charity work too. Now that was my hunch I forgot about it... 384X
May 2, 2012, 1:25 pm - marcie - Mystical Forum

Ohio Post Dreams here Let's go Ohio!!Reply
Ohio I am telling you get that The 3 Witches Dreambook that is a really good Dreambook My hunch was Charity* Didn't noticed it untill now Charity 348* Ohio had 4483* Eve. You can get some Good P. 3 and P. 4 numbers out that book I don't use the book that much untill I play the Mega Million and Powerball and P. 4. I was right about them Triples Ca. had them 666*I didn't think we would get one Cali45a. be back later....
Apr 28, 2012, 3:51 am - marcie - Mystical Forum

Do you REALLY expect to win?Reply
Well FARASHAN my good LP poster, your statement is slightly unique in its perspective.....the USA, as you put it, did not put some of the money towards education. The taxpayers from various INDIVIDUAL states VOTED for it to be contributing part of the proceeds to the educational system... thats the beauty of our country, its left up to the individuals in a state to decide what they will do with their lottery money and not some some central government telling everyone how much to give and when to
Feb 13, 2012, 6:02 pm - CDanaT - Lottery Discussion Forum

$173 MILLION: Mega Millions lottery jackpot rollsReply
If I win, I will never donate directly from the winning prize. I will set up the nest egg, then I will donate the portion of monthly investment income to the charity. Or, I will just set up my own. After seeing an Aston Martin with the logo of a school for blind, I stopped believing in ANY charity foundation.
Dec 22, 2011, 1:12 am - gogidolim - Lottery News

If I won the Lottery (Charity Discussions).. I would giveReply
First of all, I have always been told that Charity begins at home first and everyone else is second, third and so on. So once my charity at home is done, I will then give what I want to give to those that I feel are worth giving too! But my two top picks (no matter what) will be both Women and children shelters (one in Las Vegas and the other here in Delaware). All others will have to wait.
Jun 10, 2011, 4:55 pm - BaristaExpress - Lottery Discussion Forum

Simon Cowell still buys lottery ticketsReply
Or that Simon simply takes me on as a charity case and gives a few million dollars net to me. Perhaps I'd appreciate Simon's love move more than the average charity would.
May 6, 2011, 2:34 pm - HaveABall - Lottery News

TAX DAY: Proof that calculating 35% federal taxes is wrongReply
35% is for max rate their todd, with tax credits and tax deductions, if your a student or not/ etc all apply to tax rate and i total agree with you on the get best tax lawyer you can. but at the end of a day , if say someone won 100m cash in a large jackpot if said person don't give a snip about donating money away , a winfall the irs wants it all. but before i posted this, i Had restudy ways to tax avoid to point out some stuff i already knew and would like to share/reshare here
Apr 18, 2011, 9:34 pm - joshuacloak - Lottery Discussion Forum

Charity
Definitely the Boy AND Girl Scouts of America. Definitely Loaves and Fishes. Definitely the SPCA. Definitely the Red Cross. Definitely Paralyzed Veterans (I don't know how many reams of postal labels they've sent us, but God bless 'em, I'll show my appreciation for their labels, and their sacrifice) and after that, I'll think about it.
Sep 17, 2010, 6:01 pm - Daveyl - Lottery Discussion Forum