Venezuela needs us. Today, and in the weeks ahead.
On June 24, 2026, two earthquakes flattened homes and entire communities. The damage is so great that help can’t be a one-time effort. It has to be constant. This isn’t a sprint, it’s a marathon, and we need you in it.
Five ways to help
- Give to our campaign We are still deployed with families in Venezuela. Right now, the focus is our children.
- Emotional support Free emotional-support sessions for people affected.
- COMPLETED ✓ Drop off supplies at Bravo Drive closed July 14. Thank you, Central Florida!
- COMPLETED ✓ Buy on Amazon List closed. Thank you to everyone who bought and shipped supplies.
- COMPLETED ✓ Donate online The emergency medical support fundraiser, now closed. See what we achieved.
Why we stay deployed
The earthquake lasted an instant; the damage will last months. That’s why we stay deployed: we get help to Venezuelan families through sister organizations that are on the ground in Venezuela, and we walk alongside those who need emotional support, inside and outside the country. Right now our focus is Venezuelan children. This isn’t a one-day effort. It’s a constant, coordinated, transparent presence, for as long as Venezuela needs it.
- Direct help on the ground
- Focus on our children
- Emotional support
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Give to our campaign: we are still deployed
Current focus: the Venezuelan children affected by the earthquake.
We are still deployed. Casa de Venezuela Orlando keeps helping Venezuelan families inside Venezuela through sister organizations that are working directly on the ground.
We work with the people who are already there because we want the help to arrive fast and on time, where it is needed most.
Right now we are focused on helping our Venezuelan children.
Your gift keeps this response going. Give today and share the campaign.
This is Casa de Venezuela Orlando Corp.’s own campaign, a 501(c)(3): we issue the tax-deductible receipt directly. You never have to donate to receive support. Our door is open.
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Emotional support for those who need it
Earthquakes also leave marks you can’t see. Together with Psicólogos Sin Fronteras Venezuela and Crecemos Todos Foundation, we offer free emotional support (individual and group sessions, in person and over Zoom) for people affected inside and outside Venezuela.
Mental-health partners
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COMPLETED · JUL 14, 2026Drop off medical supplies at your nearest Bravo
Thank you, Central Florida! On July 14 we closed the donation drive at Bravo Supermarkets. The mobilization was a success, and it was yours: every person who dropped off supplies, donated, or shared made this possible. Thank you to our partners Bravo Supermarkets and All for Venezuela for opening the doors of 11 stores to Venezuelan solidarity. Over the coming days we will be sorting and packing every donation to get it to Venezuela. Needs on the ground are changing and we are already moving: very soon we will share how we will keep helping. This is not one-time help. It is an endurance race, and we remain deployed.
The drive, in pictures
A few of the efforts behind this mobilization: volunteers sorting, donation boxes, and supplies on their way to Venezuela.
Partners
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COMPLETED ✓Buy supplies on Amazon and ship them directly
Thank you to everyone who bought from anywhere in the country and shipped us supplies. This channel has done its job and is now closed. Below, as a record, is the list of supplies we sent to Venezuela.
What supplies we sent
Tap each category to see the supplies.
First aid & wound kit
- curitas/vendas adhesivas (varios tamaños)
- gasas estériles (2×2, 3×3, 4×4)
- gasa enrollada / venda de gasa
- cinta médica (papel o tela)
- peróxido de hidrógeno (botellas pequeñas)
- compresas frías instantáneas
- gel para quemaduras
- algodón en bolas o rollos
- kits de primeros auxilios (pequeños/medianos)
Wound & skin care
- ungüento antibiótico triple (Neosporin o genérico)
- crema de hidrocortisona 1%
- vaselina (petrolato)
- crema antifúngica (clotrimazol)
OTC pain & anti-inflammatory
- ibuprofeno 200 mg
- naproxeno 220 mg
- acetaminofén (Tylenol)
- aspirina (baja dosis y regular)
Allergy, cold & cough
- loratadina, cetirizina, fexofenadina
- difenhidramina (Benadryl)
- guaifenesina (expectorante)
- dextrometorfano (antitusivo)
- spray nasal salino
- pastillas para la garganta
Hydration & GI
- sales de rehidratación oral (SRO/ORS)
- sobres de Pedialyte en polvo
- tabletas de electrolitos
- loperamida (Imodium)
- bismuto (Pepto-Bismol)
- antiácidos (Tums, famotidina, omeprazol)
- simeticona (anti-gas)
Hygiene & sanitation
- gel antibacterial
- jabones en barra (pequeño o multipack)
- toallitas húmedas
- productos de higiene femenina
- pañales para adultos (paquetes pequeños)
- guantes desechables de nitrilo
- mascarillas quirúrgicas o KN95
- cepillos y pasta dental (tamaño viaje)
Basic medical tools
- termómetros digitales
- tensiómetros (manuales o automáticos)
- tijeras de trauma
- pinzas
- linternas o lámparas frontales
- pilas AA/AAA
- organizadores pequeños para pastillas
Pediatric supplies
- acetaminofén infantil
- ibuprofeno infantil
- electrolitos en polvo para niños
- pañales (paquetes pequeños)
- crema para dermatitis del pañal
Emergency & shelter
- linternas / lámparas frontales
- paquetes de baterías
- ponchos
- silbatos de emergencia
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COMPLETED ✓Phase II
Donate online: Medical Support & Emergency Response
- 100% reached the cause
- Restricted fund
- Tax-deductible receipt
As search and rescue operations moved into recovery, the needs on the ground changed. Many survivors are facing injuries, infections, limited access to medications, and overwhelmed healthcare facilities.
Phase II funds are dedicated to emergency medical support: helping supply hospitals, first responders, volunteer medical teams, and affected communities with critical medicines, first aid supplies, trauma care equipment, medical consumables, and other essential emergency resources.
Every donation helps strengthen the capacity of those providing lifesaving care and brings hope to families as they begin to recover.
The Network of Venezuelan Organizations in the United States came together behind a single purpose: getting rescue resources to the ground in Venezuela as fast as possible. This fundraiser was hosted through Casa de Venezuela Delaware on behalf of the coalition.
This fundraiser is now closed. Thank you for standing with the people of Venezuela: every donation is at work on the ground.
Restricted fund: the donations received go to emergency medical support and response. The receipt was issued by the campaign host, Casa de Venezuela Delaware, on behalf of the coalition.
Raised in this phase
Where your money went
- 100% of every donation reached the cause: Zeffy charges the organization no platform fee.
- Funds provide emergency medical support: critical medicines, first aid and trauma-care supplies, medical consumables, and other essential emergency resources for hospitals, first responders, volunteer medical teams, and affected communities.
- Purchase and delivery are coordinated with verified partners and teams already operating in the affected areas.
- Casa de Venezuela Orlando Corp. is a 501(c)(3); your donation may be tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. The receipt for this fundraiser was issued by the campaign host, Casa de Venezuela Delaware.
Want to keep helping? The channel that is open today is our own campaign. Go to way 1: give to our campaign →
Frequently asked questions
Where does my cash donation go?
To Casa de Venezuela Orlando’s campaign, which today sustains help for Venezuelan families inside Venezuela through sister organizations working directly on the ground. Right now the focus is the children affected. The earlier coalition fundraiser, dedicated to emergency medical support, is now closed.
What about the supplies I dropped off at Bravo Supermarkets or bought on Amazon?
The supplies collected at Bravo Supermarkets (the drive closed on July 14) and those bought through the Amazon list are being sorted, packed, and sent to Venezuela with our partners. Both channels are now closed.
Is it tax-deductible?
Yes, to the extent allowed by law. The receipt for our campaign is issued directly by Casa de Venezuela Orlando Corp., a 501(c)(3). The receipt for the earlier coalition fundraiser was issued by Casa de Venezuela Delaware, that campaign’s host.
Who is behind the campaign?
The Network of Venezuelan Organizations in the United States, with Casa de Venezuela Delaware as Zeffy host, Casa de Venezuela Orlando, and partners: All for Venezuela, Bravo Supermarkets, Psicólogos Sin Fronteras Venezuela, and Crecemos Todos Foundation.
How do I know the help reaches Venezuela?
We coordinate with verified partners and teams already operating in the affected areas, and we’ll report on the campaign’s progress.
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