I would love to see an example of people using their price-gouging-acquired wealth to create a disaster relief supply chain. And that's only half sarcasm - if t

I would love to see an example of people using their price-gouging-acquired wealth to create a disaster relief supply chain. And that's only half sarcasm - if there are examples of people doing this and it's being reported on, I think it would be fascinating to read about. But something tells me real-life examples of this will be difficult to find. In what reality do you think some random person on the side of the road is price gouging water bottles in order to fund an efficient supply chain to deliver bottles of water to the needy in the affected disaster area? In what reality do you think this person isn't just pocketing the cash or using it to fund their own escape or reconstruction efforts?