Opulent Philanthropy Inc.

Opulent Philanthropy Inc. 501c3,non profit, Bringing Us Together 2020 Live A Non Profit For Everyone. Disasters, Cancer, Education and Homelessness

We believe we should help people when they lose their homes to disaster, their jobs and become homeless, unable to pay for medical treatment due to cancer, or too impoverished to attend college. Our staff, volunteers and those we serve work together to address the effects of homelessness, assistance during disasters, provide scholarships for underprivileged students and medical bill assistance for cancer patients. Our programs empower the most vulnerable among us to improve their quality of life by providing shelter, food, water, scholarships and medical bill assistance during hardships.

12/05/2025

Support Families Hong Kong Highrise Tower Fire

Hong Kong, Disaster Relief Fund: We have provided shelter and over a Quarter of a million meals during these disasters. Every contribution, big or small, will bring much-needed assistance to families. Here's how your donation can help: 25 dollars can provide much needed water to families. 100 dollars can provide a care package with essential supplies. 250 dollars can help ensure a family has access to food and shelter. 1,000 dollars can help ensure a family has long term access to food and shelter.

At least 36 people have been killed after a fire spread across multiple high-rise apartment buildings in a Hong Kong housing complex, according to Hong Kong’s chief executive. Seven of the eight buildings in the complex, home to a large population of elderly residents, are still ablaze.

Hong Kong’s leader John Lee called Wednesday’s fire “a major disaster.”
Speaking to reporters in the early hours of Thursday, Lee said some signs of fire were still visible at four of the seven apartment buildings that caught fire Wednesday.

He said about 900 residents affected by the fire have sought refuge in temporary shelters.

More than 700 residents living in the Hong Kong apartment complex that caught fire on Wednesday have been evacuated to temporary shelters.

12/05/2025

SUPPORT SPORTS THE NEXUS OF COLLEGIATE ATHLETICS TRANSFORMS

Opulent Philanthropy is dedicated to supporting higher education by providing essential, modern athletic equipment to college programs, directly advancing our charitable mission to empower student-athletes and enhance collegiate facilities.

Achieving facility superiority to attract elite talent in college athletics. There's no single rule for how often colleges must upgrade equipment, but several factors influence the decision to invest in new gear and facilities:

1. Recruiting and Competition: To attract top-tier talent, colleges are constantly trying to out-do each other with state-of-the-art facilities and equipment. Upgrading isn't just about performance; it's a major recruiting tool to show athletes they'll have access to the best resources available.

2. Player Safety: This is a crucial consideration. Equipment like helmets, padding, and training gear must meet specific safety standards set by the NCAA and other governing bodies. Older equipment can become less effective, so it needs to be replaced regularly to prevent injuries.

3. Performance and Technology: As new sports science and technology emerge, teams want to be the first to adopt them. This includes everything from advanced weight-training machines and hydrotherapy pools to high-tech tracking devices that monitor an athlete's performance in real time.
In short, while some items may last longer, the most competitive programs are often making significant upgrades to their equipment and facilities every few years to maintain their edge in recruiting and performance.

12/05/2025

Giving Tuesday And Gappy Holidays Support Families Indonesia Cyclone Senyar 1,100 People Died
, Lanka

We are a nonprofit organization dedicated to serving the needs of our international community. We are providing food, shelter and essential supplies to those in need during the Cyclone Senyar Throughout Asia. We are committed to making a positive impact on the lives of those around us. By supporting Opulent Philanthropy Inc., you are supporting your community and helping to build a brighter future for all.

More than 1,100 killed as deadly storms cause flooding and landslides across Asia. “The water was like the ocean. That’s what it looked like.”

In Indonesia
Indonesian rescue teams are struggling to reach the hardest-hit areas of Sumatra, where Cyclone Senyar caused catastrophic landslides and flooding.

President Prabowo Subianto visited evacuees in the north of the island on Monday, noting challenges with fuel supply and roads, according to Antara, Indonesia’s government-run news agency.

At least 604 people have died, government data on Monday showed, and more than 460 are still missing. Military and police have been deployed to help victims, local media reported.

In Thailand Across the strait, at least 176 people have died due to extreme weather in southern Thailand, the country’s disaster

In Sri Lanka. At least 355 people were killed and another 366 remain missing, according to Sri Lanka’s Disaster Management Center.

12/05/2025

Alaska Flood Typhoon Halong

Hello, I'm Bryce Milan with Opulent Philanthropy Inc. non-profit organization. We are supporting the families affected by Typhoon Halong, Alaska.
One person died and dozens were rescued in Alaska floodwaters from the remnants of a typhoon that pushed homes off their foundations and displaced more than 1,000 people. Typhoon Halong, which passed by Japan and crossed over the Pacific Ocean into western Alaska, brought damaging winds and coastal surge with water levels reaching over six feet above highest tides. The typhoon's remnants damaged roads, communication lines and an airport runway.
Homes were flooded and entire homes were swept away, authorities said. More than 1,000 people were sheltering at schools and other community locations.

12/05/2025

Happy Holidays And Giving Tuesday Greetings International Humanitarian Help to Keep Children Alive- Gaza


A million children in Gaza still need water and food, and that thousands of children sleep hungry every night, despite the ceasefire agreement being in effect, while 650,000 of them need to return to school.
Meanwhile, the Government Media Office in Gaza says Israel continues to choke the flow of aid into the besieged enclave, stating that it has been breaching the ceasefire agreement.
Since the truce took effect on October 11, an average of just 145 commercial and aid trucks has entered Gaza daily, only 24 percent of the 600 trucks agreed upon in the deal.
A press interview on Sunday, that the ceasefire represents “good news”, because it means stopping the daily bombing that was killing children, but “it is not enough alone to end hunger or ensure that families have access to safe drinking water”.
Families in Gaza are still struggling daily to survive, and the infrastructure that provided water and medical care to children has been severely damaged, making access to these basic services extremely difficult.
The amount of aid that entered the Strip after the ceasefire began increased slightly during the first two weeks, but it was “still completely insufficient,” and that the quantities that arrived were still below the levels that were entering before the outbreak of the war. Thousands of children are still sleeping hungry, while others in hospitals suffer from treatable diseases, but the lack of doctors and medicines makes them suffer without treatment.

12/05/2025

Support Families Affected By Hurricane Melissa Jamaica

Gayle said the storm has displaced 30,000 households, with 1,100 people still living in 88 emergency shelters that remain open.
Nearly three dozen roadways remain blocked as crews continue to remove debris, he said.

We are a nonprofit organization dedicated to serving the needs of our international community. We are providing food and shelter to those in need during the Hurricane Melissa Jamaica Flood. We are committed to making a positive impact on the lives of those around us. By supporting Opulent Philanthropy Inc., you are supporting your community and helping to build a brighter future for all.

The number of confirmed deaths from Hurricane Melissa in Jamaica rose to 45, with 15 other people missing, authorities said Tuesday.
The death toll is expected to rise, with officials still trying to reach two towns that remain cut off since the catastrophic Category 5 storm made landfall in western Jamaica on Oct. 28.

Gayle said the storm has displaced 30,000 households, with 1,100 people still living in 88 emergency shelters that remain open.
Nearly three dozen roadways remain blocked as crews continue to remove debris, he said.

12/05/2025

Happy Holidays and Giving Tuesday SUPPORT FAMILIES AFFECTED BY HURRICANE MELISSA JAMAICA

Number of confirmed deaths from Hurricane Melissa in Jamaica rose to 45, with 15 other people missing, authorities said Tuesday.
The death toll is expected to rise, with officials still trying to reach two towns that remain cut off since the catastrophic Category 5 storm made landfall in western Jamaica on Oct. 28.
Helicopters have been dropping food and other basic supplies in those two communities, said Alvin Gayle, director general of Jamaica's emergency management office.
Gayle said the storm has displaced 30,000 households, with 1,100 people still living in 88 emergency shelters that remain open.
Nearly three dozen roadways remain blocked as crews continue to remove debris, he said.
Officials noted that 50 per cent of customers have mobile service, and more than 70 per cent of customers now have water.

Meanwhile, crews have restored power to more than 60 per cent of customers.
"This is a solid milestone given the scale of destruction," said Hugh Grant, president and CEO of Jamaica's power company.

12/05/2025

Happy Holidays and Giving Tuesday Kerrville Disaster Relief Fund.

The owners of Camp Mystic announced plans to build a memorial honoring the 25 campers, including eight-year-old Sile Stewart, whose body has yet to be recovered, and two counselors who tragically lost their lives. The memorial will strive to capture the beauty, kindness, and grace they all shared while celebrating the joy they carried and will forever inspire in us.
Our non-profit organization is dedicated to providing hope and support to those who need it the most. Happy Holidays, everyone!

The families of seven campers and two counselors at Camp Mystic who died during the July 4 Hill Country floods sued the camp Monday, alleging that its owners’ negligence resulted in a “self-created disaster” that led to the fatalities.

Twenty-five campers and two counselors were among the more than 130 people that died in this summer’s flash flooding near Kerrville along the Guadalupe River.

Monday’s legal action takes the form of three separate suits, all filed in Travis County district court. Each seeks more than $1 million in damages. The petitions name members of the Eastland family, the owners of Camp Mystic, as defendants, as well as the estate of Richard “Dick” Eastland, who perished trying to save campers during the disaster.

The suit filed by the parents of five of the girls at the Christian all-girls camp argues that officials there “focused on profits over safety” and made “catastrophic decisions” about where to locate its cabins. The petition further alleges the camp implemented flawed flood-response precautions.

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