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Since I haven't won the lotto yet (really should start buying tickets) I have been playing philantropist on a smaller scale through Kiva's microloan program.

It's quite interesting to see what people can do with a small loan ($25 is the recommended amount). They repay it with interest, so I just keep redonating the money.
 
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this is proof that it doesn't always take lots of $$ to spread laughter & happiness.


That is so true. While it would be nice to have millions to give away, as long as you give as much as you can, sometimes that can be a higher percentage of what you have than someone that has the millions.
 
Since I haven't won the lotto yet (really should start buying tickets) I have been playing philantropist on a smaller scale through Kiva's microloan program.

It's quite interesting to see what people can do with a small loan ($25 is the recommended amount). They repay it with interest, so I just keep redonating the money.
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I like the Kiva program too.

CARE is another organization where you can support a village and follow their successes and uses of the donated money. We chose a couple villages to support from Join MY Village:
Join My Village

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We have a niece who is associated with this nonprofit. She visits the villages from time to time.



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