ditto...

pay off bills, set aside funds to live the rest of my life and have a ranch in wyoming or colorado, for inner city kids to come out and learn to hunt and fish and be in the outdoors.

After all the all the economic and tax stuff, I would travel to see family and friends, build a nice house with a quilt studio, and pay off my kids' student loans.
After that I would put significant bucks into the church's outreach fund.

that is the best answer, Bless You,

I would go directly to a fat farm, and then once I've got my health back, I'd build one in each state where people could go and get healthy again too. horses, dogs, cats all would have a home provided with love and food and shelter

I would give half of all I had to Pancreatic cancer research. My dear 48 year old daughter has been finghting this horrible disease for 3 years, 2 1/2 months. Most people pass after three to six months of being diagnosed with it.

Judy

I would give ten percent to church, give some to my high school, pay for a year's salary for a couple of teachers who were laid off, take our whole school to a field trip, buy my brothers and sister the house they want, buy each of my children a house, pay for their college education, travel, build a dream house that includes a huge sewing room.

I would give all away to help orphans, animals, and the needy all around the world and for me traveling all around the world to help would be my prize :)

If money was no object I would love to open a quilting camp like the one in Elm Creek Novel. That would be so wonderful having people enjoy what I like to do everyday.

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