Venezuela Earthquake Relief Fund ( Bay Area Funds )

Two powerful back-to-back earthquakes, measuring magnitudes 7.2 and 7.5, struck northcentral Venezuela in the early evening of June 24, 2026. Severe damage, structural collapses, and heavy infrastructure destruction have been reported across major areas, including Caracas and La Guaira. Relief efforts are currently underway, including search and rescue efforts, medical intervention, emergency meal distribution, and other critical services. Your donation to this Fund will help support organizations as they work to provide immediate relief and long-term recovery efforts in the region. Your Donation Supports Direct Relief Direct Relief acts as a massive logistical conduit during sudden crises (such earthquakes, hurricanes, wildfires, and active conflict zones like Ukraine and Gaza). They rapidly deploy emergency medical packs, trauma supplies, and wound-care medications to on-the-ground responders. Norwegian Refugee Council Usa Active in Venezuela providing humanitarian aid, the NRC has warned that this historic disaster will severely deepen the suffering of millions who were already vulnerable. They are pivoting resources to address the immediate emergency shelter and protection needs of displaced families. Doctors Without Borders Usa Inc Works closely with local hospitals to provide emergency surgical care, critical medicines, and heavy medical infrastructure to overwhelmed clinics. Project HOPE - The People-to-People Health Foundation, Inc. Project HOPE-supported health facilities in the affected area are treating patients and providing emergency and trauma care as the situation unfolds. Four assessment teams are actively working in the most impacted areas and are mobilizing medical assistance following the powerful June 24 earthquakes in Venezuela. United States Fund for UNICEF UNICEF's response focuses on addressing urgent needs across health, safe water, sanitation, nutrition, child protection, temporary shelter, and psychosocial support. UNICEF-supported health facilities and mobile health teams are providing immediate care to the injured, as well as malnutrition screening and psychological first aid. UNICEF is mobilizing critical emergency supplies, including medicines, hygiene items, warm clothing, blankets, cooking equipment, as well as tents and tarpaulins for families who have lost their homes.