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A leading U.S. disaster-relief NGO (a State Department earthquake-response partner) with teams on the ground in Venezuela — delivering food, water, medical supplies, and logistics at scale. Widely watchdog-rated. Your gift funds direct, fast relief.
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A foundation with 30+ years caring for abandoned and vulnerable children in Venezuela, now responding to the earthquake — many children have been left without guardians and need protection, food, and medical care. U.S. donations via its Bambi International Foundation. Confirm the donation details on their official site.
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Voir le tract d'origine ↗GoFundMe's official, curated hub for the earthquake — a verified collection of fundraisers and established relief organizations (Direct Relief, Convoy of Hope, World Central Kitchen and more), all vetted by GoFundMe. A good single starting point if you're not sure where to give.
Global health organization with 100+ local staff; medical teams deployed to the affected zone.
Emergency shelter and essential household items for families who lost their homes. Aid pre-positioned in the region.
Allocated €250k and deployed a team, working with the Order of Malta's Venezuela network.
Dedicated 2026 Venezuela earthquake appeal. Zakat-eligible.
Delivered supplies within 24 hours, partnering with Alimenta la Solidaridad on the ground.
Medical teams in La Guaira delivering trauma kits to overwhelmed hospitals.
Assessing needs through local partners; dedicated Venezuela earthquake donation page.
Veteran-led disaster response; emergency operations center activated and medical team deploying.
Water filtration and medical teams on the ground. Named by the U.S. State Department.
Medical relief response to the twin earthquakes.
Health-focused relief and medicine for survivors. Dedicated crisis-alert page.
On the ground with food, water, and mobile kitchens.
Emergency medical campaign; team mobilizing from Colombia.
A long-standing U.S. Venezuelan-diaspora nonprofit (501c3, est. 2004) sending money and food for earthquake relief.
The charitable arm of the Venezuelan-American Chamber of Commerce (Florida 501c3). A diaspora-run earthquake fund supporting food, water, and medical relief, with donations processed in the U.S. — outside Venezuelan banking channels.
An independent international disaster-relief NGO running its own operations inside Venezuela since 2022 — delivering emergency, medical, water and food aid directly rather than through government bodies. Dedicated earthquake fund.
Sends emergency cash directly to affected families, who decide what they need most. GiveDirectly operates under a US Treasury general license and delivers to people directly — bypassing government channels. Widely watchdog-rated for efficiency.
A British Venezuelan-diaspora charity sending medical supplies to hospitals. Donations are charged in GBP via JustGiving — the money never passes through Venezuelan banking.
The Jesuit popular-education network in Venezuela (since 1955) responding to the earthquake. Donations are channeled in euros through the Spanish NGO Entreculturas — without touching Venezuelan banking or state-intervened NGOs.
An Italian Catholic relief NGO operating in Venezuela since 2000. Donations are processed in Italy or via its US 501(c)(3) — no euro passes through Venezuelan banking.
An 80-year-old US Lutheran relief agency (part of Corus International) with a dedicated Venezuela earthquake fund. Donations are processed through its US 501(c)(3), entirely outside Venezuelan banking.
A 40-year Venezuelan children's-rights organization running an earthquake donation channel for affected children. Accepts international payments (Zelle USD, Mercantil Panamá, EUR to Bankinter Madrid).
A Venezuelan child-protection foundation with 30+ years caring for vulnerable children, now responding to the earthquake.
The Salesian network has a real national presence in Venezuela caring for children and families. Earthquake donations are channeled through Misiones Salesianas in Spain — money enters via European, not Venezuelan, banking.
The local Catholic Caritas diocese inside the earthquake-affected region, distributing food and basics through the church network — direct to the impact area, independent of state channels. Routed through the international Caritas donation portal.
A Spanish alliance of major humanitarian NGOs running a joint Venezuela earthquake appeal. Euro-denominated donations are distributed to member organizations operating on the ground — a regime-independent Spanish channel.
The Spanish Catholic Caritas earthquake appeal, delivering through the church network in Venezuela. Euro payment rail, funds already released for the response.
An 80-year-old child-welfare NGO running a dedicated Venezuela earthquake appeal, delivering through local partners with external payment processing — focused on the protection and needs of affected children.
A U.S. faith-based relief organization with a dedicated Venezuela earthquake project, delivering through partner networks. Donations are processed in the U.S., independent of Venezuelan banking.
U.S. State Dept implementing partner. Routes aid through Cáritas Venezuela's parish network — one of the most direct paths into affected neighborhoods.
State Dept partner airlifting a field hospital, medical teams, water filters, and shelter tarps.
State Dept partner focused on children and families. Note: this is World Vision's general disaster-relief fund, not a Venezuela-only appeal.
Medical aid, surgical supplies, and first-responder kits. 100% of a designated gift goes to the Venezuela response.
In-country emergency medical team treating the injured. Dedicated Venezuela earthquake appeal.
Health, clean water and sanitation, protection, and nutrition for survivors.
Chef José Andrés's team is en route to Venezuela serving hot meals and water in the disaster zone. Pledged $1M.
Child protection, shelter, and food for displaced families.
Pooled fund that grants flexible money to vetted local responders on the ground. 4-star Charity Navigator.
A ~30,000-volunteer parish network running support centers and shelters in La Guaira and Caracas. Backed by Caritas Internationalis and the Vatican. Verify the current donation portal before giving.
20+ years working in Venezuela; supporting families who lost their homes.
Shelter, psychosocial care, and accompaniment. Dedicated Venezuela earthquake emergency appeal.
Berlin Venezuelan diaspora association running a money drive for the medical care of children affected by the earthquake.
A UK-based international relief charity running a Venezuela earthquake appeal focused on clean water, sanitation, and shelter for affected families.
Médecins Sans Frontières / Doctors Without Borders provides independent emergency medical care in Venezuela. Canadian donations support MSF's international emergency operations.
Caritas Australia's dedicated Venezuela earthquake appeal for Australian donors.