Well, Rmiller101, I am not sure how I, a boomer, can help you out. 

Let me introduce a little about myself:
I have never earned more than $80,000 a year, and have been retired 14 months. I actually give quite a bit to my church, so why don't you go there, and you will benefit directly from what I think most people would call generosity? Or, the university where I received an undergrad degree, or the one where I did graduate work. I support them both, and not insignificantly. So go there, and you will benefit directly from my generosity. And taxes ... I willingly and gladly pay taxes, because that is perhaps the best and easiest way to sustain some facets of common good.

I believe I am a generous person. I am secure in my retirement as long as I plan carefully and try to be a good neighbour.

But I suppose I can do better, so I will ask you, "What would you have me do differently so that, in your Gen X perspective, I am not one of the most selfish people in the history of humankind?"