New relationships. New resources. New possibilities for communities already doing the work.
Your support helps us keep that momentum moving—from what people see on screen to what becomes possible beyond it.
Dr. John Oliphant learned early that time is never guaranteed. Later, working with patients near the end of their lives, he heard about the relationships, journeys, and possibilities they wished they had pursued.
He also met people who lived differently—people who took chances, found purpose, and used the time they had.
That became the heart of Regret-Free Productions: finding those stories, understanding them, and sharing what they might teach us about being human.
Oluwaseyi “Seyi” Onifade
Oluwaseyi “Seyi” Onifade was an extraordinary young man of Nigerian descent who was passionate about expanding access to healthcare for marginalized communities. In March 2025, he was scheduled to travel to the border of Haiti and the Dominican Republic with a group from Rochester Institute of Technology’s Global Public Health program to conduct research and provide health education seminars for adults and children in the region. Tragically, Seyi died suddenly and unexpectedly in December 2024.
To honor his legacy, a new medical clinic under construction in Haiti will bear his name. In Haitian Creole, it will be called “Seyi Klinik de Banane.” Additional funding is needed to complete and equip the clinic. Regret-Free Productions has partnered with Our World Outreach, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, to process tax-deductible donations for the Seyi Clinic.
Follow the link to donate through Our World Outreach and write “Seyi Clinic” in the memo. One hundred percent of every donation will go directly toward completing the clinic.
Additional funding is needed to complete and equip the clinic.
Donate to Seyi ClinicDonations are processed through Our World Outreach, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
One hundred percent of every donation will go directly toward completing the clinic.
Write “Seyi Clinic” in the memo.
Raphael builds connections across the Dominican Republic and Haiti, bringing people, organizations, and resources together around the needs of communities too often overlooked. Through Fundación Casa de Luz de la Frontera, his work reaches thousands of families through food assistance, clean water, education, medical care, and community partnerships.
A nurse and epidemiologist who stood for academic integrity at great personal risk in Liberia, was forced to flee, and now leads a nonprofit doing vital work across Africa — alongside high-level international research and development.
Miss Julie’s School of Beauty — a school for survivors of human trafficking — is now officially open. We followed the story through the years leading up to the launch, and hope to return to tell it in full now that it’s a reality.
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