It was 3 years ago when hubby and I were invited by my step-son and his wife to go on a weekend getaway with them at a place that only the rich people can afford to stay. They flew from Iowa and they came to pick us direct from the DFW airport. We went to Tanglewood Resort Hotel in Pottsboro, TX. The place was great, the hotel buildings were so fancy and there was a swimming pool outside. The place where we stayed was in the 3rd floor in one of the hotel buildings. It has 2 bedrooms, and a kitchen complete with utensils and appliances. The living room was spacious and the dining table is good for 6 people. Even our room has a small refrigerator and coffeemaker, etc.

My step-daughter-in-law later found out that our suite costs $450 a night. Wow! It was too expensive. Her parents had a time share so they were able to use it and pay only a small amount for the whole time they stayed there. How I wish we have a time share too. If you have one and you don't have the time to use it, why not donate your timeshare and have the opportunity to help others in need. Aside from being free from the financial burden of timeshare fees forever, you will help kids and young adults with special needs. Your timeshare donation may also be tax-deductible.