Ecuador Needs You Now
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ECUADOR NEEDS YOU NOW
First I will introduce ourselves, Denise Gurdal here (lived in Ecuador for 13 years and am currenlty living in Yonkers, NY) and Pamela Vinueza here who is from Ecuador and lived in Ecuador most of her life. Both of us and a group of friends , family and volunteers that keep joining us are working together to help Ecuador (See list of names at the end of the page)
As you all probably know by now, Ecuador suffered a massive 7.2 earthquake on Saturday afternoon. The death and injury toll keeps on going up and we are all trying to help as much as we can. As Ecuadorians living abroad, not being able to do much for our country from afar, we are reaching out to anyone and everyone who can help us raise some money in order to buy necessary medical supplies, water and help the local Fire Department who is hands on deck out in Manta, Pedernales and the cities mostly affected by this earthquake. Jama, Cojimies, Portoviejo, Calceta, Canoa, Bahia de Caraquez, Muisne and Esmeraldas, among others, are the most affected.
You don’t have to give too much. $1, $5, 10, anything goes a long way.
We understand the frustration of not being able to help when you’re not in the country. Pamela Vinueza and some people listed below are currenlty in Ecuador now and will personally buy the supplies, deliver them to approved "drop-off locations" like Central Park where the water bottles were delivered yesterday. These bottles are being delivered in large trucks to the areas that need them the most. We will also provide any donations to the Guayaquil Fire Fighters (Cuerpo de Bomberos de Guayaquil) and families in need.
Our strategy changes daily depending on the needs and we will continue to work to help the victims. Initially we will use your donations for immediate needs such as water, medicine, food and in a second phase we will use your donations to help the families who had lost everything.
Visit our page daily and we will make sure to show you how much your donations have helped but if you’d like more personal updates, send us an email and we will contact you directly.
This is a list of some basic supplies and their cost to show what a minimal donation can buy:
Water 5 L $1.33 / 16oz. water $0.35
3-pack tuna $2.67
Powdered milk 200 g $1.93
Antiseptic Alcohol 1 bottle $2.87
Wet towels 150 sheets $3.68
Mosquito Repellant $2.85
3 pack bar soap $2.55
Diapers 56 pack $13.49
Facemasks $1.69
Aspirin 100 tablets $4.18
Ibuprofen 50 tablets $5.40
Hydration liquids (Pedialyte) 1 bottle $2.99
Syringes $0.15
The country needs immediate assistance. Please be a part of saving lives in Ecuador. ECUADOR NEEDS YOU!
If you would like to verify our information you can reach some of us as follows:
Europe, Asia and US
Pamela Vinueza de Little [email redacted]
For Europe Tel. No. +49 [phone redacted]0; For US + 1 [phone redacted]
US and Australia
Denise Gurdal [email redacted]
Tel. No. US [phone redacted]
US
Maria Caridad Duany Fredrikson [email redacted]
Paulina Molina
[email redacted]
In Hungary:
Victor Zurita
[email redacted]
+36706629692
In Ecuador:
PriscillaVinueza de Palacios
[email redacted]
Cel. 0999583849
Katherine Martinez [email redacted]
Cel. 0992468571
Nikole Tama
David Arrata
First I will introduce ourselves, Denise Gurdal here (lived in Ecuador for 13 years and am currenlty living in Yonkers, NY) and Pamela Vinueza here who is from Ecuador and lived in Ecuador most of her life. Both of us and a group of friends , family and volunteers that keep joining us are working together to help Ecuador (See list of names at the end of the page)
As you all probably know by now, Ecuador suffered a massive 7.2 earthquake on Saturday afternoon. The death and injury toll keeps on going up and we are all trying to help as much as we can. As Ecuadorians living abroad, not being able to do much for our country from afar, we are reaching out to anyone and everyone who can help us raise some money in order to buy necessary medical supplies, water and help the local Fire Department who is hands on deck out in Manta, Pedernales and the cities mostly affected by this earthquake. Jama, Cojimies, Portoviejo, Calceta, Canoa, Bahia de Caraquez, Muisne and Esmeraldas, among others, are the most affected.
You don’t have to give too much. $1, $5, 10, anything goes a long way.
We understand the frustration of not being able to help when you’re not in the country. Pamela Vinueza and some people listed below are currenlty in Ecuador now and will personally buy the supplies, deliver them to approved "drop-off locations" like Central Park where the water bottles were delivered yesterday. These bottles are being delivered in large trucks to the areas that need them the most. We will also provide any donations to the Guayaquil Fire Fighters (Cuerpo de Bomberos de Guayaquil) and families in need.
Our strategy changes daily depending on the needs and we will continue to work to help the victims. Initially we will use your donations for immediate needs such as water, medicine, food and in a second phase we will use your donations to help the families who had lost everything.
Visit our page daily and we will make sure to show you how much your donations have helped but if you’d like more personal updates, send us an email and we will contact you directly.
This is a list of some basic supplies and their cost to show what a minimal donation can buy:
Water 5 L $1.33 / 16oz. water $0.35
3-pack tuna $2.67
Powdered milk 200 g $1.93
Antiseptic Alcohol 1 bottle $2.87
Wet towels 150 sheets $3.68
Mosquito Repellant $2.85
3 pack bar soap $2.55
Diapers 56 pack $13.49
Facemasks $1.69
Aspirin 100 tablets $4.18
Ibuprofen 50 tablets $5.40
Hydration liquids (Pedialyte) 1 bottle $2.99
Syringes $0.15
The country needs immediate assistance. Please be a part of saving lives in Ecuador. ECUADOR NEEDS YOU!
If you would like to verify our information you can reach some of us as follows:
Europe, Asia and US
Pamela Vinueza de Little [email redacted]
For Europe Tel. No. +49 [phone redacted]0; For US + 1 [phone redacted]
US and Australia
Denise Gurdal [email redacted]
Tel. No. US [phone redacted]
US
Maria Caridad Duany Fredrikson [email redacted]
Paulina Molina
[email redacted]
In Hungary:
Victor Zurita
[email redacted]
+36706629692
In Ecuador:
PriscillaVinueza de Palacios
[email redacted]
Cel. 0999583849
Katherine Martinez [email redacted]
Cel. 0992468571
Nikole Tama
David Arrata
Organizer and beneficiary
Denise Gurdal
Organizer
Yonkers, NY
Pamela M Vinueza Yepez
Beneficiary
