How to help: Colombia earthquake relief

Airlink is deploying nonprofit partners to supplement local response efforts in Colombia, following the devastating earthquake. Airlink is closely communicating with Colombia based partners to understand the greatest areas of need to help families and lives disrupted by the disaster.

All Hands & Hearts has deployed to Colombia in response to the powerful 7.4-magnitude earthquake. They are coordinating with local authorities and partners, assessing needs, and procuring emergency supplies for search-and-rescue teams in Pereira, including tools, PPE, and other needed items.

The American Conservation Team is providing emergency relief to Indigenous communities in Colombia, including food, water, medical supplies, and recovery support.

Americares is on the ground assessing the most urgent needs and working to get critical aid to support survivors.

Direct Relief is working with local and regional health organizations to identify urgent needs and ready requested medicines and supplies for the immediate response and longer recovery after a powerful earthquake caused widespread damage across western Colombia.

Food For The Poor is actively gathering updates and coordinating with trusted partners on the ground to understand the most pressing needs. We are preparing to respond with critical support—such as food, safe water, hygiene items, and other essentials—to help affected families begin to recover.

Global Empowerment Mission, in partnership with Solidaridad de Colombia and Motorrad Angels, launched an immediate response after the devastating earthquake in Colombia. Their teams are already on the ground, coordinating with local partners to distribute vital necessities in the hardest-hit areas.

A MANNA school is gathering aid to deliver groceries, hygiene products, water, and clothes directly to affected families.

Mercy Chefs is responding to the devastating earthquake in Colombia. Your gift today will support hot meals to communities left in urgent need.

Oxfam and local partners in Colombia are assessing the situation and mounting a response based on community needs.

Samaritan’s Purse has scheduled their 767 aircraft to carry 100,000 pounds of relief, including shelter supplies, solar lights, and hygiene kits, to assist hard-hit communities of Colombia as we prepare to respond to the powerful earthquake.

Wine To Water is on the ground distributing DROP® Filters and other essentials to help communities across Colombia devastated by the August 10th earthquake

World Food Program is launching an emergency response, with food stocks already available in-country and the capacity to provide both food and cash-based assistance as needs are assessed.