Hi guys. I’m sorry to make this post, but I don’t have many followers on any of my social media accounts, and I just needed to say this somewhere.
If you can, please consider donating something to help Venezuela.Almost a week ago, the country was struck by two major earthquakes, just 39 seconds apart, with magnitudes 7.5 and 7.2. I’m Venezuelan — I know how things work there. I’m okay, my family is okay, but the ache I feel in my heart (and that every Venezuelan out there probably feels) is indescribable.Hundreds of buildings collapsed. It happened on a national holiday, so most people were at home watching the World Cup. There are almost 2,000 confirmed deaths, thousands of injured people, and more than 50,000 people missing under the rubble.
It’s devastating. That’s a lot of people. Many lost everything — their lives, their families, their homes, their belongings. Imagine losing your whole world in a country where the minimum wage isn’t even $10.I’m heartbroken. And I don’t have a significant following to ask for donations, so I’m doing what I can here. If you want to help, you can search for organizations like:
UNICEF Venezuela
https://www.unicef.org/venezuela
Cáritas Venezuela
https://caritasvenezuela.org
Cáritas Europe
https://www.caritas.eu
Cáritas USA
www.catholiccharitiesusa.org
They are providing humanitarian aid, shelter, food, and support for families who lost everything.I’m devastated, and yet life goes on — even for people who have nothing left. This isn’t just about the earthquake; it’s about the people who feel abandoned by the world and still have to keep going in a country where surviving is already so difficult.I really hope you can help, or pray, or send strength — whatever works.
I saw a video of a little girl receiving donated clothes, and she was so happy trying everything on… Anything helps. Thank you.
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