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The United Kingdom’s latest regulations that came into effect in September of last year emphasize that internet gambling companies should practice a level of social responsibility – that covers everything from preemptive measures to protect problem and underage online casinos gamblers to giving back to the community. And though there are many internet gambling companies that give beyond the basic requirements and expectations now that the UK regulations are in place, Slotland.com is an online casinos gambling site that has consistently demonstrated philanthropy as a cornerstone of the company’s business structure. Slotland is one of the most philanthropic of the internet gambling companies in the world (and practiced philanthropy before it was fashionable – it’s just a part of the company’s business model rather than a publicity tactic), and nothing demonstrates this more than the community center that the company funded in Malawi.

Slotland.com just announced the launch of a new Web site specifically so that the public can donate to the charity. Slotland has funded this project for two years, completely covering the construction costs and agreeing to continue supporting the community center until it is financially self-sufficient. And based on feedback from Slotland’s online casinos gamblers, the company decided to launch the www.help-malawi-children-charity.org Web site. A spokesperson for Slotland, Martin Smith, commented on the reasons behind the new site, “We’ve been reporting the progress of the project to our players for two years. So many people have told us how proud they are of what we’re doing that we provided this fundraising website to give them an opportunity to get more involved and to make personal donations.”

Online casinos players and others all over the world can help feed the orphaned children of Malawi with their donations and help the people develop self-sustaining businesses that will help Malawi and neighboring villages break out of the cycle of poverty, AIDS, and lack of education.