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International NGO · Fund dedicated to the quake

Global Empowerment Mission + I Love Venezuela

Donating to GEM is traceable and safe.

In brief

Two U.S. organizations chained together: GEM, a large, audited disaster-response NGO with a fund dedicated to this earthquake, and I Love Venezuela (now We Love Foundation), a smaller intermediary that distributes among unidentified Venezuelan NGOs. Donating to GEM gives more accountability.

Why it is trustworthy

  1. Fact

    GEM's official page for this earthquake is live and confirms the double earthquake of 24-Jun-2026 (verbatim quote from GEM: 'back-to-back 7.1 and 7.5 magnitude earthquakes near Caracas'; the official magnitude of the first earthquake is 7.2) and the joint mobilization with its Venezuelan partner I Love Venezuela, with the deployment of reconnaissance and response teams.

    globalempowermentmission.org →
  2. Fact

    The donate button leads to a checkout DEDICATED to the earthquake on the official domain give.gem.org (campaign 735778, designation VZEarthquake), confirmed live and describing the event; it offers a one-time or monthly donation. It is an event-specific fund within GEM, not just the general donation page.

    give.gem.org →
  3. Fact

    GEM has strong external financial evidence: 4 stars and 92% overall on Charity Navigator (2024 990 data), 100% on Accountability & Finance, no material diversion of assets, and the required web disclosures.

    charitynavigator.org →
  4. Fact

    The local partner's official campaign (GoFundMe organized by I Love Venezuela Foundation, beneficiary We Love Foundation Inc) is live and has strong public backing for this earthquake: ~1.84M USD raised of a 2.2M goal with 25,980 donations as of 2026-06-26.

    gofundme.com →
  5. Fact

    GEM (EIN 45-3782061, Doral FL) and We Love / I Love Venezuela (EIN 46-5681221, Florida) are U.S. 501(c)(3)s, independent of the Venezuelan government and without an intervening board; they are not other NGOs taken over by the State nor a state NGO.

    projects.propublica.org →

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