The previous world wars pioneered the marketing of war bonds to wealthy civilians (and military as well) in order to profit from the unused, to be used, and of course used, armory. I wasn’t really World War freak during our history eons in high school but only got interested with it after a small, but sensible discussion in our public relations class. It wasn’t too long to know that some of the profit gained from these war bonds were used for rations, medical assistance, and charitable institutions. Nowadays, there are still quite a few, if not probably more, organizations who instill the same policy of selling surplus goods to aid charity. And there have been a variety of goods being donated or supplied, and then sold for profit. One of these is BoatAngel dot com, a charity boat donations organization.

Boat donations, as well as other mobile donations like cars, etc., are the primary source of Boat Angel. After these boats are accumulated, they are sold to the public and use the profit for producing and distributing free DVDs of Children’s Christian Animation without any charges on shipping and handling as well. Apart from that, BoatAngel has also ventured feature and documentary films like their AntiDrug campaign "Dope The Movie" starring skateboard legens like Christian Hosoi, Dennis Martinez, and Jay Adams (view their official trailer here on YouTube.

Apparently, their site is down and under maintenance. But the advocacy of charity and drug-free society is still embarked on their boat donations policies.

A lot of people might be wondering about the hassles of working as a doctor nowadays. In the Philippines where the diaspora of Filipino professionals fleeing to greener pastures is predominantly eminent, doctors who, either handle a lot of patients and fields of medical specialization or just leave for job opportunities abroad, are the busiest and the most multi-tasking workers to date. Just imagine how a doctor spends each day in a country like the Philippines which experiences lack of medical professionals on every portion of the map. Handling patients, for one, is already a hard task. Physically analyzing each people entering their premises is already a bulk for the rest of hospital work that they will engage in: visiting patients admitted, prescribing medication, surgery, accepting phone calls and external work, keeping and organizing medical records, among others. Will a doctor handle such career without anyone helping him?

If doctors are lacking in the Philippines, what more in the US where medical assistants (and medical assistant school programs) are of scarcity as well? How can we aid these professionals who are willing to be paid on a certain amount while they have to bear with all the work load which they are not really specialized to do? Want to take the opportunity? The Medical Assistant Schools website is a database of up-to-date educational institutions for medical assistance work aspirants accumulated from the leading online and campus health care schools in the United States. For medical assistant programs, they provide a complete list of participating schools who offer quality education for medical assistants like yourself. Try visit their website for more info.