An independent UChicago student initiative
Mobilizing the UChicago community to donate, fund relief supplies, and support Venezuelan students and their families after the 2026 earthquakes.
Donations are received by 1001 Ideas, INC, a U.S. 501(c)(3) nonprofit — gifts from U.S. taxpayers are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.
On June 24, 2026, two major earthquakes (magnitude 7.2 and 7.5) struck north-central Venezuela near San Felipe, Yaracuy, devastating Caracas and La Guaira. Below is a curated set of reports from verified, mainstream English-language outlets so you can inform yourself.
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The fastest way to help is Zelle (no fees, near-instant). Bank transfer is also available. After you send your gift, upload your confirmation below so we can record it for accountability.
This initiative is organized independently by University of Chicago students. It is not sponsored, endorsed, or administered by the University of Chicago.
Send through your bank app to:
finanzasmiliun@gmail.com
Recipient shows as 1001 Ideas, INC, a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Add the note “Venezuela earthquake relief.”
| Account name | 1001 Ideas, INC |
|---|---|
| Bank | Bank of America |
| Account # | 229057777484 |
| Routing # | 063100277 |
| SWIFT (intl.) | BOFAUS3N |
| Address | 1400 NW 107th Ave, Suite 203, Miami, FL 33172 |
Reference: “Venezuela earthquake relief.” Your bank may charge a wire fee; Zelle does not.
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Verified donations appear here after review. Thank you for standing with Venezuela. 💛💙❤️🩹
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For more than 10 years, 1001 Ideas, INC has worked across Venezuela and Latin America supporting young people through social innovation, development, and institution-building.
They will be responsible for purchasing the relief supplies and delivering support directly to student organizations in Caracas. Every step is meant to be accountable and transparent, so donors can always see where their contributions go.
Funds buy the supplies most needed on the ground — medical supplies, food, rescue equipment, hygiene items, and logistics. Below is the current needs list, followed by a live record of what has actually been purchased and delivered.
Prices are estimates based on the Venezuelan economy and may vary by brand, region, and availability.
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Updated as purchases are made. This is our public accountability ledger.
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