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Hi! Uhm, actually, yeah, there are a few organizations that are collecting funds for Venezuela:

Feed the Protest, gives food and water to the people protesting in the street. You can donate here.

Medical students of the Central University of Venezuela have a list of things that are needed by the UCV First Aid.

Blue Helmet, group of health professionals who also provide inmediate help to those injured in the protests. Donate here.

Sharing a Life helps children in critical health condition due to the shortage and high cost of food and medicine. You can donate here.

Sunrisas, is raising funds for food, medicine and basic hygiene for the children in Venezuela affected by the humanitarian crisis. They also have a list of things you can help buying.

Masks vs Bombs helps distributing anti-gas protection for the protestors. You can donate here.

Humanitarian Help Venezuela helps those affected by the social and economic situation You can donate here.

Donamed, is a web that works collecting funds and medicines. You can donate here.

Together for Venezuela, a group from San Francisco collecting medicines to send them to those in need. You can donate here.

as you may know, my country venezuela is going through a very bad situation at the moment and we’re accepting all the help we can get right now.

on february 22nd Cúcuta (Colombia) will be hosting a concert with many international artists in order to raise funds for venezuela, to buy medicine, food, and other basic necessities the majority of the country cannot have because of the crisis. the concert will be streamed here.

you can help by donating any amount of money you can give to its official website!! doesnt matter how small or big the donation is, every dollar counts and we will be eternally grateful 🙏🏻

“Venezuela is suffering. Not that long ago, it was the wealthiest country in South America. Now it is facing the worst humanitarian crisis in the Western Hemisphere. Over 3 million Venezuelans have been displaced in the region – a number that is growing every day.

There is no food; the health system is crumbling; and millions are feeling the impacts, many of them children and old people.

This international concert will bring global attention to this unacceptable and preventable crisis and raise funds for essential humanitarian aid for Venezuelan refugees.”

Por favor, donen o compartan para ayudar a nuestrxs hermanxs venezolanxs!!! Compartan ❤️

Please, donate or share to help Venezuela!!! Please help! Donate if you can

You can create illustrations with encouraging messages for the children to help them feel a little more comfortable in the shelters. These drawings will be printed and given to the children to color! (I suggest adding text in Spanish if you include it.)

They are also receiving other educational materials such as crayons, markers, pencils, modeling clay, pencil sharpeners, paper, etc.

You know me as Pinkgy here, but my name is Ana, and I thought i was going to die on Wednesday 24 of June of 2026

It was the most horrifying experience I’ve ever been through, I was sitting on a curb with my dad and my neighbors attempting to calm me down, trying to assimilate what was just happening.

I’m still having trouble trying to differentiate reality from a dream, in my head it’s hard to believe that I’m still alive, I’m scared of sleeping, fearing that this is just a dream, and once I wake up I’ll be under the rubble praying for help.

I have friends whom I haven’t heard of yet, family who lost their homes, this is a mess, the deceased are innumerable.

There’s still over 50.000 missing people, almost 600 confirmed deceased, and I can assure you there’s at least three times that amount countless people are still under the rubble, alive and deceased.

I have tons of classmates who are missing, some confirmed dead.

If you want more information about those who are missing, tap here.

Venezuela’s problem is that we are not an earthquake-prone country, our infrastructure is not ready for events like this, we are a country who’ve had everything stolen from us, so once one happens it’s catastrophic, our corrupt government is barely doing anything.

In the past, humanitarian aid sent by other countries has been stolen, and its happening right now too, this is an absolute mess.

Our hospitals in any other circumstances usually have no resources, right now much less, Venezuela is on a critical situation, in zones like Playa Grande, El Junquito, Catia la Mar, etc, they need all the help they can get, they need heavy duty equipment to lift the rubble and all the humanitarian aid possible.

The catastrophe that is happening in Venezuela, mostly in La Guaira, is hard to believe, no words can fully explain the reality of the tragedy that this means for our country.

90% of the regular Venezuelan has no type of insurance, there’s people who lost it all and not even a 100 years worth of work can bring it back to them, because our economy is in shambles, and people get paid almost nothing.

The following are the most affected zones in the country:

- LA GUAIRA: most affected state in the country, over 100 building have collapsed, the airport, which is the main one in the country is in shambles, hundreds of thousands have been affected, the deceased are innumerable, most people didn’t have time to evacuate, zones like Playa Grande, Caraballeda, Catia la Mar and Macuto are the ones who are in the most need for help, if you want to donate, try focusing on foundations that focus on those areas.

- CARACAS: this is where I was the moment of the earthquake, tons of houses and building collapsed or in the verge of it, very affected zones include San Bernardino, Altamira, Catia, Los Palos Grandes and El Junquito (which are in desperate need for help)

- YARACUY: this is the state where the epicenter of the earthquake happened, zones like San Felipe have rural areas who are deeply affected, resources are a priority here.

- CARABOBO: tons of houses and building are inhabitable, the earthquake caused a lot of damage here, areas like Valencia and Puerto Cabello are at risk because of damage caused to the pipelines and important infrastructure.

- MIRANDA, ARAGUA AND FALCÓN: there’s reported important damage, mostly in Falcon, where in Tucacas an hotel collapsed.

After the following text, I’ll list some ways to help from the distance, since I know most of you aren’t from Venezuela:

https://gofund.me/9da60e574

If you are from another country and want to donate but don’t know where, please contact me, I’ll do everything I can to find someone who is in direct contact with the victims so they can receive your help.

Anything is great, medicines and resources like bandages, syringes, catheters, etc, clothes, food, blankets, pads, diapers, anything is great.

Try finding collection centers in your zone, all the help possible is needed, the situation people in the most affected zones are in is critical.

Humanitarian help has been sent from other countries, and we are deeply grateful for that, thank you, this really brings us a lot of hope.

Thank you for reading this, I mean it, if you can help by reposting it would be amazing, if you don’t want to it’s okay, but please share any of the links I put above this, we need all the help possible, my people is dying.

Im sorry for any grammatical mistake, I wrote this personally and didn’t proofread, this is all based on why I’ve seen myself and what I went through.

We’re a country who is actively being abandoned by our own government, our people has no way of getting back what they lost.

Lives were lost, ruined, families were separated, this is a genuine catastrophe.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DaDYeI0yC2k/?igsh=cTk4Z253c2hwbXpr

There’s now 920 confirmed deaths, and again, from a reliable source I can assure you there’s many more, thousands are still in under the rubble 48 hours after the earthquake.

forgot to post this one 😅

I have no mouth and I must laugh at my girlfriend's ass piano playing