GoodSearch.Com Celebrates Coast Guard Auxiliary Birthday

This time, GoodSearch.Com honored all the men and women who have and are serving with the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary on the Sixty-Seventh (67) Anniversary of their founding on June 23, 1939.

Approximately 32,000 men and women volunteer their time to assist the U.S. Coast Guard in safe guarding our harbors and bays, providing education and free Vessel Safety Checks to the nation's recreational boaters, and provide much needed support for most of the other missions the U.S. Coast Guard performs.

Every day, people use search engines on the Internet to find information. GoodSearch.Com donates fifty percent (50 percent) of their advertising revenues to charities and non-profit companies. These revenues work out to about one penny for each search conducted using their search engine.

Users may go to www.Goodsearch.Com, and select the charity of choice (in our case the Coast Guard Auxiliary Association (St. Louis, Mo.) ) and start searching for information. Each time someone searches, the Coast Guard Auxiliary Association earns a royalty to support auxiliary programs.

The New York Times wrote, "GoodSearch, which is based in Los Angeles and uses Yahoo's search technology... Each time someone searches, GoodSearch gives half of the advertising revenue that it earns from the search to the person's charity or school of choice." (Dec. 26, 2005)

The Coast Guard Auxiliary Association is a 501(c)3 Non-Profit corporation that provides financial support for the operation of the United States Coast Guard Auxiliary.

The auxiliary is the uniformed, volunteer non-military component of the U.S. Coast Guard and currently has approximately 32,000 members who donate millions of hours each year in providing public education, free vessel safety checks, safety patrols, search-and-rescue missions as well as marine safety and environmental protection for our recreational boaters and the public at-large.