What would you do with a day off and $200? Tell us for a chance to win!

$200 is reasonable good amount to get freely. First thing I would be doing is giving away $25 to homeless people around my walking area. Whatever I get I usually give to charity a certain percentage. Second I would buy a good gift for my grand daughter who is 6 years old. Third thing I would do is to take my family to a restaurant for a lunch/ dinner. Whatever left will be kept by me for my own spending. Thank you for giving me $200. Can't you extent it to $500.

I would surprise a handful of my friends that I have with a small token of appreciation for there friendship and to let them know I love them❤️.

I would buy organic seeds an start making my vegetable and herb garden. Would also buy flowers so my hummingbirds can come visit me. I would purchase bird houses so my singing friends would have a place to live. 

I would pay the mowing assessment that the city put on my mom's property to harrass me when I returned from 4 years in Iraq as a disabled war veteran. The grass was not 12" in back but the city lied and sent the county over to mow it. The county didn't notify me until after they mowed the backyard. 

I am retired but I surely could use $200 to set up my vegetable garden. I have decided to start eating healthier by growing some of my own food. I currently have seedlings of tomatoes, yellow squash, zucchini, bell and jalapeno peppers, lettuce, kale, and cabbage.  I will be growing my vegetables in containers so $200 dollars will help me to buy the containers and soil I will need to fill them. I live in a 55+ community so I will also be sharing the fruits of my labor with my neighbors. Thank you for this opportunity, it will be greatly appreciated. Good luck to all.

I would grab my cousin and take a road trip to the lakeshore here in Michigan.  We would get takeout from a restaurant, give a giant tip (whatever is left over of the 200), and eat while enjoying the beautiful lakeshore scenery and searching for petoskey or other stones.

I have been battling breast cancer since July 2020.  I have managed to pay medical expenses but have put a dent in my savings.  My church is currently in dire need of financial assistance due to the pandemic.  I have been able to continue my normal giving but desire to do more.  The $200 would go to Evangelical UMC in Elkton, Virginia and my day off would be spent preparing my first ever vegetable garden.  Cancer changes how you view life and what you value.

Donate it to the Houston Food Bank.

Breakfast at a nice restaurant then a day at the zoo

I'm a hospice social worker and I could really use a spa day!  I have dealt with too many deaths lately; not only for work but personally with the loss of my sister and several cousins and numerous church members.