How a U.S. Veteran is helping a rural Thai school repair a leaking roof and build toilet facilities

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(Free-Press-Release.com) May 9, 2007 -- Michael Glatz, a retired U.S. serviceman and owner of a military Cruise Book Publishing company, has established a unique method of helping a rural Thai village. The Thai village school of about 400 students needs to have a leaking roof repaired and a new toilet facility built as soon as possible.

"I could have just stuck my head in the sand, cause my kids are not affected, but, sometimes I feel ashamed for having so much more than others. Therefore, until these school facilities reach a level of acceptable standards, twenty-five percent (25%) of the profits from all future Cruise Books, done by our firm, will go toward fixing the shortcomings of this Landokmai school. In other words... do a Cruise book with www.CruiseBooks.net and help some kids get a new roof and a toilet for their school without making any extra effort."

Michael further stated that approximately $5,000 was required to do these much needed repairs and construction. This would adequately cover the materials and labor to be performed by locals.

"Again! We are not soliciting donations! Nor are we asking something for nothing! All you have to do is publish your Cruise book with us and we will donate 25% of the profits from the income generated by your book, toward the various needed projects. Anything left over and we will surely find another project." stated Michael

Michael went on to say "No! We will not charge more for your Cruise books. You will get your Cruise book at a price to be surpassed by none."

Interested parties should visit www.CruiseBooks.net for more information.