Our Mission Louisiana
Disaster Relief
- Our Mission is to help improve the lives of people during disasters.
- Your generous gift will help us fund our mission to help those in need of shelter, food, medical bills and rebuilding assistance.
- $50 dollars provide 300 meals, $200 provides shelter for 20 people, $250 provides patient assistance to 10 people, $500 dollars provides rebuilding assistance.
- Invest in a healthier future for people injured during disasters. Leave a note, when checking out, to assure your donation is applied to the program of your choice.
- Your donation helps support people during unexpected disasters it pays for deductibles, patient care and treatment. Thank you for your support! Leave a note, when checking out, to assure your donation is applied to the program of your choice.
- 83% of your donation will go towards disaster relief.
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- Taxpayer Identification Number: 45-3088713 501 (c)(3) All donations are tax deductible.
- Opulent Philanthropy Inc. Founded 2011
- Leave a note, when checking out, to assure your donation is applied to the program of your choice.
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Louisiana disaster Relief
Support Louisiana Tornado
- We need your support to provide food ,water and shelter to support the victims during disasters. Charity for Disaster Relief!
- Violent storms unleashed floods and tornadoes across Texas and Louisiana on Wednesday and Thursday, leaving at least five people dead.
- Two people were killed early Thursday in Ruston, in north-central Louisiana, after a tornado ripped through the town and the Louisiana Tech University campus around 2:30 a.m. local time.
- Late Thursday afternoon, Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards declared a state of emergency for the entire state due to the fierce storms. Donate!
Hurricane Barry
- Providing food, water and clothing to victims of the storm; and others after the storm clears out. Opulent Philanthropy Inc. Is Asking Your Kind Heart to Lend Some Help.
- A dangerous cyclone spinning toward the Gulf Coast intensified Thursday to become Tropical Storm Barry.
- It's the first tropical storm to threaten the US this year. But before Barry makes landfall -- possibly Saturday in Louisiana -- it'll likely be a full-blown hurricane, meaning winds will top 74 mph. But it's not the wind that makes this storm so treacherous. It's the colossal rainfall and massive storm surges. Streets in New Orleans have already turned into lakes after getting pummeled with up to 9 inches of rain Wednesday, three days before the center of the storm is expected to reach land.
- Providing shelter, food, and water during hurricanes.
- Disaster Relief Donate!
Tornadoes
- Providing shelter, food, and water during tornadoes.
- Disaster Relief Donate!
