Gold Star Resources Corp. Launches Humanitarian Society to Aid Liberian People

VANCOUVER, May 19 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Gold Star Resources Corp. (OTC
Bulletin Board: GXXFF; TSX-V; GXX) http://www.goldstarresources.com announced
today the launch of a non-profit entity called Gold Star Humanitarian Society
as part of the Canadian company's commitment to contributing to the social
welfare of the Liberian people throughout its resource exploration permit area
within the Roberts and Bassa Basins of south coastal Liberia. GXX, based in
Vancouver, BC, is focused on high-impact onshore opportunities in the
petroleum systems of West Africa, with its initial acquisition onshore Liberia
where previous exploration was never completed due to political unrest, but
has been stabilized recently.

"We created the Gold Star Humanitarian Society as a separate non-profit entity
to provide much needed social welfare programs to the communities within the
boundaries of our initial permit area, currently in Grand Bassa and Margibi
counties," said Patrick Morris, president and CEO of GXX. The junior resource
company is the holder of the Hydrocarbon Reconnaissance License (No. NR-001)
that was issued earlier this year by the National Oil company of Liberia
(NOCAL).

The tiny West African state of 3.5 million people was largely destroyed by
civil conflict that began with a coup in 1980 and lasted until 2004. "The
civil conflict had devastated every sector, leaving lives and properties
damaged, especially the public facilities/infrastructure that were destroyed
or taken away completely. As a result, many communities today lack basic
necessities of life. There are also very high rates of illiteracy, poor
healthcare services, and high rates of disease.

"The Society's mission is to contribute to a better way of life for the local
people by providing medical, educational and nutritional necessities. Funding
will be deposited on an ongoing basis to meet the needs of our agreements with
government and short- and long-term goals," said Morris.

The Society's social programs are being coordinated on the ground in GXX's
permit area by Hassan Hassan, who is being assisted in the implementation of
the Society's projects by GXX's Liberian staff.

"The Society has an office and Liberian staff in-place in Monrovia, the
capital, who have already begun working in the permit area by documenting
needs and potential solutions," said Morris. "Marshall City in Margibi county
is the first city the Society is beginning its social programs with projects
such as repairing water wells and assisting schools and medical clinics
there."

SOURCE Gold Star Resources Corp.

Patrick Morris of Gold Star Resources Corp., +1-604-641-4450,
pm@goldstarresources.com