Press Release Sept 7, 2006

World Care International gets Recognition for Humanitarian Work

By Carlo Caparras

This September, World care International will be given special recognition award from the city of Marion, Indiana. A banquet will be held in the honor of our organization for work done for the community of Marion.

Support and Development projects for the communities youth and workforce has been the prime concern of the family oriented World Care International. Last August World Care International launched and funded the towns first free family film event featuring the film “March of the Penguins.” and sponsored a mini fair to foster closer family and community relations between the Marion government and its constituents.

World Care International also remodeled numerous dilapidated homes for low income families and is launching free educational programs to raise awareness in community development

Currently World Care International is working to raise property values by

Eliminating under priced properties and repairing older homes. Mortgage solutions by world cares subsidiary 4thisloan.com is also helping buyers find higher quality homes at the same affordable monthly payments.

WCI also working to bring education programs to raise the quality of the workforce and give employers more of an incentive to bring new jobs.

WCI will be working next year on using real estate and mortgages operated under its umbrella such as self-serve-realty.com to actually transform a once vibrant American city to a new community of opportunity with the help of the city, real estate brokers and clients like you, we can see city like Marion’s start to transform across America like fever of prosperity.

World Care also wishes to thank one of its Manuel Castillo for a great job on creating the presentation for the Film Event.

Working on one city at a time, WCI moved its operations to Jacksonville, Florida in an effort to spread its humanitarian work all across the USA.

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