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Philippine Airlines and Askinosie Chocolate
The Philippines Airlines plane trundled in half an hour late to the gate at Changi Airport. It was a rainy morning, and the plane's fragile-looking windshield wipers waved frantically as though trying to make up for the delay. It was a simple, small plane for the flight that was just over two hours. No personal video screen, so it was perfect for a snooze. The inflight meal - fish in white sauce which turned out to be a mild coconut-like curry - was canteen fare, but edible. There are lots of starving schoolkids in the Philippines who would cry in gratitude if you were to hand them this platter. I was reading in the inflight magazine how one chocolate maker is helping poor and hungry children in Davao City. No, no, the kids are no eating chocolate! Shawn Askinosie asked the PTA (parent-teacher association) of a school there to create tableya - tablets of ground roasted cocoa beans used to make hot chocolate. He sells them on his website and sends the entire profit of US$9 back to them. Each tableya make
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