The List Below Gives a Quick Look At Specific Applications of the PTGW Idea. Accountant Alzheimer's Disease Cancer Research Carpenter Senator-Congressman Domestic Violence Employees Homeless Natural Disaster Schools Space Tutoring Veterans To be added To be added To be added To be added To be added To be added To be added To be added To be added To be added To be added To be added To be added To be added To be added To be added To be added To be added To be added To be added To be added To be added To be added		.
	*The Concept of PTGW Many people would like to support a cause but may not have money to donate.  There is an  indirect yet extremely effective method I call: Promote The General Welfare ("PTGW"). I propose people volunteer service for others in their circle-of-influence.  Those people compensate for benefit received by donating to a cause named by the volunteer. This can be summed up: "I do for you.  You donate to a cause." When individually aggregated or applied to groups such as, political parties, scientific  associations, student unions, humanitarian causes, etc., it is a significant wealth building method which simultaneously includes community service (a win), increases an  individual's GDP (a win),  increases the GDP of the nation (a win), and provides funding for great societal causes (a win).  It starts with one person helping another (i.e. community service).  As this idea spreads the corpus of donors expands considerably. Reports below relate to current volunteering and community service in America. See comments by ABC TV on new policy in High School Community Service in Nevada High School: http://abclocal.go.com/kgo/video?id=7617742 Also, See statistics for Volunteering in  America provided by the National Corporation And Community Service at: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corporation_for_National_and_Community_Service FYI: http://www.dosomething.org/volunteer?gclid=CJCp84-i1qwCFZJS7AodbRR7rQ http://www.dosomething.org/actnow http://www.dosomething.org/programs http://www.dosomething.org/whatsyourthing

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