If we all get together we may end up actually doing something decent. For example all of us here would need money for sure, and all of us would love to be the winner, but how about we all get together on a pledge that we will give 1 btc to a charity if we win?
I know it is very very low possibility that we end up winning because even the last winner was purely just rolled couple times and moved on type of guy but from the looks of it we are like 10-15 people here who bought lambo tickets so we can build a pledge like that. Obviously we would need to pick a proper charity that all of us would agree on, some may like one thing others may dislike it, with the amount of how many charities in the world I am sure we can find one that all of us can agree on. We will then give that charity 1 bitcoin if we win, sure we need it too but lets face reality and realize there are people who need it even more than us.
I know it is very very low possibility that we end up winning because even the last winner was purely just rolled couple times and moved on type of guy but from the looks of it we are like 10-15 people here who bought lambo tickets so we can build a pledge like that. Obviously we would need to pick a proper charity that all of us would agree on, some may like one thing others may dislike it, with the amount of how many charities in the world I am sure we can find one that all of us can agree on. We will then give that charity 1 bitcoin if we win, sure we need it too but lets face reality and realize there are people who need it even more than us.
There was a "Donate to Charity" feature built into Freebitco.in a few years ago, but Wetsuit added a lot more features and the Charity option was removed for some reason.
I always donated about 10% of all my winnings, no matter how small it was.
It would be nice if Wetsuit could revisit his decision to remove the feature and find some new spot for it. 
I know he had some counter that automatically donated a specific amount, once donations reached a specific amount.
I think they removed it because the charity they were giving the Bitcoin to stopped accepting BTC, so it was no longer possible to verify if they were actually giving the money to charity.
That is no excuse. There are more than enough charities that does accept bitcoin and if they do not accept Bitcoin, they can use some kind of payment processor to donate to a charity of their choice.
Let's not make excuses for not doing this, because a lot of charities need donations to stay alive. Just look at the difference that the Pineapple fund made to several charities that accepted Bitcoin.
Let Bitcoin << Freebitco.in >> make a positive change in this world.
I wonder which one will be closer to the final one at the end of month... 
