Hoperation Fund

2025 Donation Activities
Donating involves far more than simply clicking a button. Whenever possible, we personally visit charitable organizations to engage directly with their staff. These visits allow us to gain a deeper understanding of their operations, challenges, and the impact of their work. We also learn how donations are used and what tangible results they help achieve. Our goal is to see firsthand the positive change our contributions help create.
Overview
By the end of 2024, the Hoperation Fund’s portfolio had achieved a 41.3% return, generating $4,419.13 in profit. In 2025, 80% of this profit ($3,535.30) was allocated for donation to carefully selected nonprofit organizations, while a small portion was used to support the Hoperation Fund’s operations. The remaining 20% would be reinvested in the stock market.

Organizations Received Our Donations in 2025
Below are the nonprofit organizations and charities that have received our donations.

Picture of the old fence of Libuton Elementary

Social media post from the school head
The Libuton Elementary School (Manukan, Philippines)
The Libuton Elementary School in Manukan, Philippines, is located in an underprivileged area with limited resources to improve its campus and the quality of education. The school is in urgent need of external support.
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At the Hoperation Fund, we are committed to helping the school with essential educational resources. In this summer, we donated $900 to the school helping it build a new, high-quality concrete wall to protect the campus and ensure student safety. We are also raising funds to donate books and essential learning materials. This initiative is actively underway from the summer of 2025.
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Read the full story from the initiative project page or the blog post.
Lumos AI Club
Hoperation Fund donated $300 to Lumos AI Club, supporting its operation and AI activities for students.
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Lumos AI Club is a student-led organization driven by passionate AI enthusiasts. Members dive into cutting-edge AI challenges, exchange ideas and insights, dissect AI books and articles, and stay updated with the latest breakthroughs in AI technology. Its mission is to unit students to learn, explore, and apply AI collectively. By fostering learning and curiosity, the club makes efforts to enlighten future leaders, transforming AI knowledge into impactful solutions for society.

Citizens of Tomorrow
Citizens of Tomorrow provides people, regardless of race, gender, or religion, access to educational resources and conversational practice, so that they can better their futures.
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In 2023, a contributor contributed $100 to Hoperation Fund for Citizens of Tomorrow. The investment grew by $17.33 in 2023 and $42.73 in 2024. Of these gains, $13.86 was donated in 2024 and $34.19 in 2025 to this nonprofit. The principal and 20% of yearly gains are reinvested, ensuring continued growth and future donations to Citizens of Tomorrow.

The Church in Plano
In 2023, a contributor contributed $550 to Hoperation Fund for the Church in Plano. The investment grew by $95.32 in 2023 and $235.02 in 2024. Of these gains, $76.25 was donated in 2024 and $188.02 in 2025 to the church. The principal and 20% of yearly gains are reinvested, ensuring continued growth and future donations to the church.
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In 2024, another contributor contributed $200 to Hoperation Fund for the church. The investment grew by $14.26 in 2024. Of the gain, $11.41 was donated in 2025 to the church. The principal and 20% of the gain are reinvested, ensuring future donations to it.

Wikipedia
The Hoperation Fund donated $50 to Wikipedia.
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Wikipedia is a free, online encyclopedia run by the nonprofit Wikimedia Foundation, where millions of articles are written and maintained by volunteers around the world. Anyone can read it, and most pages can be edited, with changes tracked publicly to help improve accuracy over time. Wikipedia aims for a neutral point of view and requires information to be verifiable through reliable sources, making it a useful starting point for learning about a topic—though it’s still wise to check the cited references for high-stakes or rapidly changing subjects.
