Welcome to the Millionaire's Club!

Want to give out a complimentary membership to someone in need?

(Not me, though I am considered low-income)

Why not donate to an animal shelter so less healthy and adoptable animals can stay alive thus upping their chances of finding a loving home?

Or donate to a library some new computer equipment and books?

Or how about building a playground in an under-served neighborhood so children can play on swings and slides vs. just running in the grass?

Anonymous wrote:When I made my first million what I did was, keep my mouth shut because people who have more think it is no big deal and that you are acting like a douche and people with less think you are bragging and acting like a douche. Bottom line, only douches discuss their wealth.

BUT BUT BUT then DCUM would be so empty...

Anonymous wrote:when we hit a mill my husband said, how does it matter? how does it really impact the way we live? its just a number and should give you some security- isnt that celebration enough?

he sounds really fun….

Congrats - it is an accomplishment and you should feel proud. I think you can celebrate by giving. I love Kiva micro-loans b/c it's charity, but not really. It's helping people who are trying to help themselves.

http://www.kiva.org