Cruz Roja Colombiana
Colombia's Red Cross supports rescue, health care, clean water, relief supplies, and family reunification.

Independent public directory
Trusted ways to support people affected by the August 10 earthquake. Every donation link goes to a named institution, never through this site.
Pereira, RisaraldaRescue crews working a collapsed building two days after the earthquake.Photo: World Central Kitchen ↗ · CC BY 4.0 ↗
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From the affected areas
Photographs released under an open licence by responders working in the affected cities. No free-licensed photograph of Chocó, where the epicentre was, has been published yet.




A local responder, a medical specialist, a local-partner fund, and a coordinated UN channel.
Colombia's Red Cross supports rescue, health care, clean water, relief supplies, and family reunification.
Funds requested medical aid and emergency grants for Colombian health organizations and responders.
Supports immediate relief and long-term recovery through vetted nonprofit partners, including locally led groups.
An official United Nations channel supporting coordinated humanitarian response in Colombia.
Online giving
A deduplicated snapshot of organizations named by established vetting hubs, plus official Colombian and UN channels.
Colombia's Red Cross supports rescue, health care, clean water, relief supplies, and family reunification.
Funds requested medical aid and emergency grants for Colombian health organizations and responders.
Supports immediate relief and long-term recovery through vetted nonprofit partners, including locally led groups.
An official United Nations channel supporting coordinated humanitarian response in Colombia.
Provides medicines, medical supplies, and clinical support based on needs identified with local partners.
Works through Caritas Colombia to support shelter, food, water, sanitation, and protection.
Mobilizes emergency assistance and protection for displaced and crisis-affected communities.
Works with local partners on water, sanitation, shelter, and community protection.
Supports children and families with emergency assistance, protection, education, and recovery services.
Supports water, sanitation, nutrition, health, and child protection in coordination with Colombian authorities.
Provides humanitarian flights and logistics so nonprofit partners can move responders and critical aid.
Supports first responders with search-and-rescue tools and helps displaced households with emergency items and recovery.
Coordinates food, safe water, hygiene items, and urgent supplies through trusted local partners.
Distributes food, water, family necessity kits, and recovery support with partners in Colombia.
Assesses and supports food assistance, emergency supplies, health services, and psychosocial care, with attention to women and girls.
Provides humanitarian and psychosocial support, especially for girls and families who lost their homes.
Supports damaged health facilities, medical care, clean water, hygiene, and mental health services.
Works with partners to provide essential relief supplies for people affected by the earthquake.
Assesses needs and supports emergency response for children, families, and affected communities.
An established Colombian food-bank network coordinating emergency donations and local distribution.
In person · Colombia
Every location in this section is inside Colombia, published by Colombian city governments, Asocapitales, and the Colombian Red Cross.
Outside Colombia? See drop-off points in the United States →Call or check the official source before traveling. Hours and requested items may change without notice.
In person · United States
For people outside Colombia, money helps more than goods. The US State Department advises that monetary contributions let organizations buy what is urgently needed locally, avoiding delays, high transport costs, and customs problems.
Blood donated in the United States cannot be sent to Colombia. Blood is perishable and is not shipped internationally for disaster response.
In Colombia? See collection and blood centers there →Operated by an organization that meets the same standard as the rest of this directory.
Collected by private businesses, not institutional channels. These are included for completeness, are often time-limited, and are not verified. Call before traveling.
Situation updates
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Verification trail
Use these pages to verify this directory and find new response options as they are published.
It must be named by an established charity evaluator or verified crisis hub, or be an official public, UN, Red Cross, or established Colombian institutional channel. Personal fundraisers are excluded.
Use official institutional pages and verified accounts only. The US State Department warns that disasters bring fake charities, AI-generated appeals, and fraudulent crowdfunding. Avoid personal bank accounts, forwarded WhatsApp messages, and unfamiliar payment links.
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