Venezuela Earthquake Relief Fund

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Venezuela Earthquake Relief Fund

What's Happening and How to Help

We believe that organizations that are deeply rooted in local communities are in the best position to provide long-term support for survivors of natural disasters like these. By funding the relief efforts of local organizations, donations to this fund have the potential to build stronger response capacity so that these organizations are better equipped to face future challenges.

The projects listed below are led by vetted GlobalGiving partners responding to this disaster. You can donate directly to a specific project or to GlobalGiving’s Venezuela Earthquake Relief Fund and we'll allocate it to where it's needed most. GlobalGiving will post reports about how your donation has been put to use.

Earthquake Emergency Appeal - La Guaira, Venezuela
Two earthquakes have affected Venezuela, impacting communities across the capital and central regions. Coromoto 2020 is launching an Emergency Appeal to provide immediate humanitarian assistance in La Guaira, where we have worked alongside local communities for many years. Through our trusted network of volunteers and partners, we will deliver emergency food, safe drinking water, hygiene kits, medical supplies and other essentials to those most affected. Your support is urgently needed.
Venezuela Earthquake Emergency Response
Two powerful earthquakes devastated Venezuela, causing widespread destruction, hundreds of deaths, thousands of injuries, and leaving many families homeless. Wayuu Taya Foundation, together with CORE, ACCESO, Direct Relief, Food For The Poor, and Good Neighbors, is delivering emergency food, clean water, medical supplies, shelter, and other lifesaving aid. Your donation will help reach vulnerable families with urgent relief and support their recovery.
Earthquake Venezuela - Chamos Response
Two 7.1 and 7.5 earthquakes struck Venezuela 39 seconds apart on June 24, leaving thousands without water, shelter, or basic services. Chamos, an organisation with over 19 years on the ground, activated an emergency response within hours, deploying LifeStraw water filters, baby formula, therapeutic food, medicines, and hygiene kits to children and families in the worst-affected areas. Your donation reaches communities that have no one else to turn to.
Emergency Appeal - Earthquake in Venezuela
On June 24th, two powerful earthquakes - magnitude 7.2 and 7.5 - struck Venezuela causing catastrophic destruction across the country. Buildings have collapsed in Caracas and across multiple states. Many people are confirmed dead and hundreds injured, with the toll expected to rise as rescue operations continue through the night. Families are trapped beneath rubble. Healing Venezuela is raising funds to donate medical supplies to first responders and to the hospitals.
Help earthquake survivors in Venezuela
On June 24, two powerful earthquakes struck Venezuela, causing widespread damage and high casualties. Our team on the ground is distributing emergency food aid and rehabilitation care to communities affected by this disaster. As HI's on-ground evaluations continue, our work may shift to best meet the needs of impacted communities. With your help, we can adapt quickly. We're working tirelessly to make sure that no one is left behind, but we can't do it without you.
Help Earthquake Survivors in La Guaira, Venezuela
A series of earthquakes has severely affected communities in La Guaira, Venezuela, damaging homes, public infrastructure, and essential services. Many families have been displaced and are facing urgent challenges, including limited access to safe shelter, clean drinking water, sanitation, healthcare, and other basic necessities. Children, pregnant women, older adults, people with disabilities, and low-income households are among those most affected. This project will provide emergency relief.
Venezuela: Medical Care & Emergency Relief
Peace Winds doctors, nurses, and disaster responders are on the ground in Venezuela supporting earthquake relief for survivors living in shelters and tent encampments after losing their homes. One team is operating a mobile clinic while another is distributing emergency relief supplies, including hygiene items and baby goods. Your donations help us get relief to survivors immediately and support long-term recovery from the June 2026 earthquakes in the weeks and months ahead.
Venezuela Earthquake Relief
Two deadly earthquakes have struck northern Venezuela, with 50,000+ missing (feared trapped) or displaced. Families are sheltering outdoors due to damaged homes and ongoing aftershocks. AH&H has launched emergency operations, providing safe water and essential supplies. Building on these initial efforts, this project will deliver immediate aid, including, but not limited to shelter, food, water, hygiene kits, and other critical relief, while supporting early recovery and community resilience.
Earthquake Emergency Venezuela
Earthquakes devastated Venezuela on June 24, 2026, toppling buildings in Caracas and Moron and pushing a country worn down by years of humanitarian crisis to its limit. Families are without shelter, the injured await care, and food and medicine are vanishing. South America Initiative teams are responding right now, reaching survivors where the need is greatest. Every dollar delivers real food, medicine, and hands-on care today. South America Initiative is a U.S. tax-exempt nonprofit.
Relief for Earthquake Survivors in Venezuela
On 24 June 2026, two powerful earthquakes devastated parts of Venezuela, causing widespread destruction and displacement. The Yashchenko Foundation is raising funds to support trusted local humanitarian organisations delivering life-saving emergency assistance. Through rigorous due diligence, we provide grants to experienced Venezuelan partners to supply urgent shelter, clean water, food, healthcare, and protection to vulnerable families.
TECHO Emergency Response: Earthquake in Venezuela
Following two consecutive earthquakes of magnitude 7.2 and 7.5 impacting Caracas and the central coast of Venezuela , thousands of families are left in extreme vulnerability due to infrastructure collapse. TECHO International and TECHO Venezuela have activated their emergency response protocol. This project aims to fund Phase 1 of our deployment , conducting technical mapping on the ground and delivering immediate shelter solutions, emergency support, and community reconstruction.
Emergency Aid Following Earthquakes in Venezuela
by IsraAID
IsraAID is deploying an emergency response team to Venezuela following deadly earthquakes of magnitudes 7.2 and 7.5 on 25th June 2026. The full scale of the disaster is still unclear and search and rescue operations are ongoing. Our experienced Emergency Operations Team, together with our longstanding humanitarian team of professionals in Colombia will focus on mental health and psychological first aid, water, sanitation and hygiene, and rapid needs assessment in affected communities.
Venezuela Earthquake Response
Two powerful earthquakes have devastated northern Venezuela, collapsing buildings and leaving communities with urgent medical needs. During the critical first 72 hours, Direct Relief is providing emergency funding to support the deployment of Bomberos Unidos Sin Fronteras (BUSF) while preparing emergency medical aid, including first aid supplies, hygiene items, medicines to treat acute injuries, and chronic disease medications.
Venezuela Earthquake - Brazilian Red Cross Aid
The project will provide financial aid for the population affected by the earthquake in Venezuela. The aid is delivered through our Humanitarian Card, restricted exclusively to food and health-related purchases, reestablishing dignity of choice for the recipients while also avoiding economic crashes to the local markets by not flooding them with material food donations.
Venezuela Earthquake Emergency: Rebuilding & Relie
This project addresses Venezuela's national earthquake emergency by bridging the international funding gap. Locally, we will repair specific damaged homes and municipal schools in Turgua and Mariches. Nationally, our strategic fund will finance grassroots allies supporting orphaned children in shelters, and provide critical sanitation-tents, waste management, toilets, and hygiene kits-to informal refugees displaced in public squares. We ensure urgent relief reaches overlooked areas.
VENEZUELA EARTHQUAKE RELIEF
Among the main needs identified in the first few hours following the earthquake are the rescue of people, emergency medical care, emergency shelters and psychosocial support for those affected, as well as the restoration of basic health and water services.
Emergency Response: Earthquake Relief in Venezuela
Back-to-back earthquakes in Venezuela have killed thousands and have left thousands of people injured, with the toll expected to rise. The two powerful earthquakes (7.2 and 7.5) struck within seconds, causing widespread damage, power outages, and the closure of transport systems and the main airport. Mensajeros de la Paz is launching an emergency appeal to provide urgent aid to affected communities.
Earthquake Emergency Response Needs in Venezuela
This project aims to deliver rapid, coordinated humanitarian assistance to earthquake-affected communities in Venezuela by addressing immediate needs in shelter, food, water, sanitation, health, and protection while supporting early recovery and resilience-building. The proposed interventions are aligned with widely accepted humanitarian response principles and can be adapted based on the results of a detailed post-earthquake needs assessment.
Responding to the 2026 Venezuela Earthquakes
Two powerful earthquakes measuring 7.2 and 7.5 magnitude struck north-central Venezuela in rapid succession on June 24, causing widespread destruction across several states. Damage to hospitals and other health infrastructure, combined with power and communications outages, is disrupting access to essential healthcare services and contributing to surging humanitarian needs. International Medical Corps is working with local authorities to identify priority health needs and shape our response.
Global Emergency Fund
From 26 June 2026 to 31 July 2026, all donations to the Global Emergency Fund will support our response to the Venezuelan Earthquake. Your donation enables Red Cross to provide life-saving assistance and help people recover safely and with dignity.
Venezuela Earthquake: Water & Hygiene Aid
After two powerful earthquakes hit Venezuela, ADRA is focusing its emergency response on water, sanitation and hygiene. Local teams are distributing personal hygiene kits, helping secure access to clean water, and preparing food assistance. Donations will support families affected by damaged homes, disrupted services, and unsafe living conditions.
Venezuela Earthquake Family Aid
Following the devastating M7.2 and M7.5 earthquakes on June 24, 2026, in Caracas and surrounding areas, traditional response mechanisms are completely overwhelmed. To address immediate survival gaps without using cash transfers, the Earthquake Family Relief Venezuela project will rapidly procure and deploy tangible life-saving goods through local suppliers.
Venezuela Earthquakes Response
Over 1,700 people are dead and 3,000 injured after two powerful earthquakes struck Venezuela. The 7.2- and 7.5-magnitude quakes collapsed buildings, leaving people trapped inside. In the midst of the rubble Convoy of Hope is bringing immediate relief and help to survivors. Convoy of Hope is on the ground providing life-sustaining immediate relief, including food and water from mobile kitchens.
Help Airlink Deliver Aid - Venezuela Earthquakes
Airlink responded within hours of the twin earthquakes that struck Venezuela on July 24, 2026. We are coordinating with our airline and 20+ nonprofit partners to provide the following urgent needs: Search & rescue; emergency medical teams; disaster assessment and management teams; and urgently needed aid supplies, including medical equipment, medicines, water filters, food, generators, and shelter supplies.
Clean Water for Venezuela's Earthquake-Displaced C
On June 24, 2026, twin earthquakes (M7.2 and M7.5) devastated La Guaira, Caracas, and surrounding Venezuelan communities, killing an estimated 50,000 people and displacing more. Damaged infrastructure has cut off safe drinking water for many families already coping with destroyed homes and disrupted lives. This project delivers urgently needed water systems to affected communities and provides essential support to children and families navigating the aftermath, helping them access clean water.
Venezuela Earthquake: Children Need Us Now
For 25+ years we have served Venezuela's most vulnerable children. The June 2026 earthquake has dramatically increased the need. We are scaling up our emergency response now

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