LaFave 2011 MDP

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The document details donations made to various charities totaling $28,081.06. It also discusses investments in college savings CDs totaling $100,000 and purchasing a home for $253,575. Several trips to Africa are outlined totaling $336,770 for accommodations, activities, and items purchased. Transportation expenses including rental properties, a private jet, and car totaled $164,629. A pie chart shows how $1,000,000 was allocated with the largest portions going to an Africa trip at 38% and purchasing a home at 25%.

Donations to Charity
I donated $8,736.06 because I wont to give people a
better chance to live and this charity helps everyone.

I donated $10,000.00 because my brother has
type one diabetes and I wont to help cure him.

I donated $9,345.00 because my cousin nick died at the
age of 40 from cancer and I wont to help people get
through cancer.

College Savings

I got a CD from the Tennessee
Commerce bank with a rate of
2.65%

The amount per investment is
$2,500.00

I got a quantity of 40 so the total
is $100,000.00

My Million Dollar Project Spreadsheets

Trip to Africa
I brought 6 people on a Ultra-Luxury Lodge w/ Private Luxury Camping,
Kilimanjaro 12 day safari trip for $120,936.00

I went on a TANZANIA 21 day hunt with companion for $83,870.00

I brought 3 people on a 7day/6 day Great White Shark Expedition for
$86,997.00

I brought 3 people on a 7day/6 day Hammerhead Shark Expedition
for $65,997.00

Items I Bought for Africa
6 8x42 UltraVid HD Binoculars for $15,570.00
6 North Face Base Camp Messenger Bags for $294.00
6 Eclipse Sunscreen + Primer SPF 30 (2 Pack) 30 mL / 1 Fl. Oz. for $684.00
6 Serengeti Aviator Sunglasses Velocity Espresso Frames Drivers Gradient
Lenses �C 6935 for $954.00
6 Belfry Bogart - Soft Wool Felt Fedora for $228.00
6 Surefire E2L-HA-WH Flashlight Outdoorsman LED E2L for $840.00
6 Green Canteen Stainless Steel 25-Ounce Sports and Hydration Water Bottle,
Silver and Blue, 2-Pack for $59.94
6 Nikon D7000 Digital SLR Camera for $7,134.00

Transportation

I rented a Rockwell all suite hotel room for 70,251.00.
I rented another Rockwell all suite hotel room for 80,211.00.
I rented a private jet to Africa for 71,663.00.
I rented a car for $12,655.00.

Pie Chart
How I Spent a $1,000,000.00

Transportation Home Purchase
21% 25%

College Savings
10%

Africa Trip
38%

Donations to
Charity
6%

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LaFave 2011 MDP

1. By Drew LaFave

2. Donations to Charity I donated $8,736.06 because I wont to give people a better chance to live and this charity helps everyone. I donated $10,000.00 because my brother has type one diabetes and I wont to help cure him. I donated $9,345.00 because my cousin nick died at the age of 40 from cancer and I wont to help people get through cancer.

3. College Savings I got a CD from the Tennessee Commerce bank with a rate of 2.65% The amount per investment is $2,500.00 I got a quantity of 40 so the total is $100,000.00

4. Home Purchase My home was $253,575.00

5. My Million Dollar Project Spreadsheets Trip to Africa I brought 6 people on a Ultra-Luxury Lodge w/ Private Luxury Camping, Kilimanjaro 12 day safari trip for $120,936.00 I went on a TANZANIA 21 day hunt with companion for $83,870.00 I brought 3 people on a 7day/6 day Great White Shark Expedition for $86,997.00 I brought 3 people on a 7day/6 day Hammerhead Shark Expedition for $65,997.00

6. Items I Bought for Africa 6 8x42 UltraVid HD Binoculars for $15,570.00 6 North Face Base Camp Messenger Bags for $294.00 6 Eclipse Sunscreen + Primer SPF 30 (2 Pack) 30 mL / 1 Fl. Oz. for $684.00 6 Serengeti Aviator Sunglasses Velocity Espresso Frames Drivers Gradient Lenses �C 6935 for $954.00 6 Belfry Bogart - Soft Wool Felt Fedora for $228.00 6 Surefire E2L-HA-WH Flashlight Outdoorsman LED E2L for $840.00 6 Green Canteen Stainless Steel 25-Ounce Sports and Hydration Water Bottle, Silver and Blue, 2-Pack for $59.94 6 Nikon D7000 Digital SLR Camera for $7,134.00

7. Transportation I rented a Rockwell all suite hotel room for 70,251.00. I rented another Rockwell all suite hotel room for 80,211.00. I rented a private jet to Africa for 71,663.00. I rented a car for $12,655.00.

8. Pie Chart How I Spent a $1,000,000.00 Transportation Home Purchase 21% 25% College Savings 10% Africa Trip 38% Donations to Charity 6%

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