Estamos con Venezuela
Twin earthquakes struck on June 24, 2026. Three trusted organizations are actively responding — here's exactly where your donation goes.
Where to give
Each button opens that organization's own secure donation page. Alivia is not collecting donations — we're directing you to the vetted groups already on the ground.
CRS has a dedicated Venezuela earthquake donation page and works through local church and community partners on the ground. One of the few organizations with a fund specific to this event.
Donate on their siteThis campaign funds Red Cross earthquake relief in Venezuela, backed by the Real Madrid Foundation and Cruz Roja Española. The Red Cross has local presence and established coordination in the region.
Donate on their siteUNICEF emergency teams focus on children and families — covering water, sanitation, health, and protection in the aftermath of disasters. Active in Venezuela and trusted globally.
Donate on their siteWhat happened
Current reporting describes twin earthquakes that struck Venezuela on June 24, 2026, with severe impacts in northern and coastal communities, including areas around La Guaira and Caracas. After a major earthquake, families may be dealing with unsafe homes, disrupted water and power, damaged clinics, aftershocks, and uncertainty about where to get reliable help.
In the first days after a disaster, the most useful help is usually practical: safe shelter, clean water, hygiene support, food, medical supplies, and trusted local coordination.
The situation is still developing, so this page avoids publishing unverified casualty counts or damage totals. We prioritize sources from relief organizations and established news services.
Priority needs
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We keep this page informational, link out to relief organizations directly, and avoid publishing claims not supported by a credible source.