How would you spend the money if you won the lottery? Tell us as many things as you'd like! by GlobalLaunch

Allison

GlobalLaunch — 2022-03-21 17:44:35 UTC

1. Buy a new house with a bigger yard to plant a garden that Nikko won't ruin.
2. Donate a lot of money to charity and secretly give it to friends and family who need it.
3. Travel to China, the Middle East, Japan, Korea, Chile...and any other countries my students come from. :)

Ahmad Younes

2024-06-24 16:08:59 UTC

Invest in stock market in S&P500 as I believe it's the best one and in real estate in Dubai. Also I'll leave some for travel and leisure.

Hadeel

2024-06-24 16:09:00 UTC

I would take my family and friends for a trip around the world.
Document and film different stories from all over the world
Donate money for students who wants to study abroad.

Nayef

2024-06-24 16:10:36 UTC

If I won the lottery, there are several things that I would do:

1- Buy a house for my family.

2- Purchase a car.

3- Support education sector in my country.

4- Support orphans and build orphanages

5- Support those students not able to afford education

6- and, travel to so many countries

Sayed

2024-06-24 16:11:53 UTC

Pay all the debts if their are any
Invest in real estate
travel the world with my family
Donate as much as possible
Open my own company, still not sure what to sell:)

Malak

2024-06-24 16:12:12 UTC

I will buy a new passport that will allow me to enter most countries easily, making it simpler for me to travel the world with the rest of my money. Additionally, I want to establish a non-profit organization to help poor animals, especially cats.

Ademmmm

2024-06-24 16:12:13 UTC

Performing Hajj and Umrah.
Buying a house for my parents.
Donating to charity.
Giving gifts to my loved ones, friends, and dear people.
Traveling the world.

Ghina Mousa

2024-06-24 16:12:28 UTC

1. devote a significant amount of the money to fund scholarships for outstanding students.

2. another amount for establishing schools for refugees

buy a chalet in Tartus (a coastal governorate in Syria)
build shelters for domestic violence victims
support small businesses especially for women to contribute to empowering women economically

mariam

2024-06-24 16:12:48 UTC

I will do a lot of things,

donate to needy people
I will start my own marketing agency,
I will give my family and friends some money they need.
I will travel a lot with my family

Mohamed

2024-06-24 16:13:10 UTC

If I won the lottery, I'd basically start working on three essential things:

1/ Family Comfort.

Family represents many things to me, and are by far one of the most precious people I have. That is why, if I was to spend anything, I'd start with making my family as comfortable as possible and offer them the care they need and deserve!

2/ Social Project

I enthusiastically that money is meant to be moving and not a stable asset. And if there's one thing I'd do, it would to grow my social entreprise, fund it, and make a sure a worldwide impact is made!

3/ Little pleasures

From helping elderly go to hajj to enjoying a trip to the US, money is a way to break the norms, and do something that most people cannot. In other words, having fun in my own way!

Ola

OlaAlaghbarySheba — 2024-06-24 16:13:28 UTC

If I won the lottery firstly I would try to do different things on different levels on my life. On the academic level, I would study my PhD in one of the most prestigious universities in the world as well as I would sponsor as many students as I can to complete their studies abroad. Second on a personal level , I would visit most of the countries that I have ever wanted to travel to and will donate some money here and there to build schools. Also on a personal level, I would build my dream house.

dana

2024-06-24 16:14:29 UTC

1- invest; start a business, etc

2- share some with my family

3- take a gap year and travel everywhere

Yousuf

2024-06-24 16:14:37 UTC

Travel, invest, donate, and retire early

Soliman - Divide The Money

2024-06-24 16:15:02 UTC

$100 Million USD are A LOT to take and spend on my own, so i would probably keep $20M for me and my family to spend and invest, and the rest i'll probably use to make projects for poor and people who need financial help, because i wouldn't need to work anymore, therefore i will mostly have plenty of time to do so, and trust me $80m can do a lot of things to help many people if they were spent wisely.