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A few years ago, I started my own charity, the Boat Foundation, which is dedicated to helping people to find work. It is run by a number of friends from the wider community of boat users, including a group from the Scottish Sea Lion Foundation, a local charity that helps the community recover from sea sickness. I started this work after reading a book by an independent scuba diving instructor named Chris Wurfel. He had been teaching at a local school for three years, and he had discovered that many of the scuba divers who had taken his course were also taking up scuba diving. He took the book as a way of showing me that a lot of people who were interested in diving and who were not keen on the sport were doing it. He was also interested in helping those who had left the sport and started the Boat Foundation. He told me that he was a great teacher, but he was also very interested in the work of people who had left, as well as those who had been on land. He also told me that he was also working on a couple of projects that he might start in the future. In 2011, the Boat Foundation's co-founder, Christopher Wurfel, said that many of his friends who had taken part in the Boat Foundation did so at some point in their lives, and that the group had been set up in this way at one point because it was a way of getting people to return to the sport. He said: "It was an opportunity to show people what they needed to work on in order to be successful. It was a way for people to connect with the sport and get it back on track for them." I asked Wurfel about the Boat Foundation, and he said: "We are working on a number of projects in a big way to get people back on the ground. I hope it is going to be a positive step for people and helps them return to the sport and get on with their lives." The group's founder, Chris Wurfel, was also part of the Boat Foundation's initial campaign, but he was not quite sure if that was what he wanted to do. "I'd been interested in the Boat Foundation for a long time, and I wanted to do something really good with it," he said. So I started the Boat Foundation, the first part of which was a fundraising campaign aimed at people who had left the sport. We started to raise £7,000 and we were able to raise £30,000 from people who had left, but we had a lot of