United for Venezuela Auction

On June 24, 2026, Venezuela was devastated by twin earthquakes that claimed thousands of lives, injured more than 11,000 people, and displaced countless families. While the world's attention has begun to shift, the humanitarian crisis is far from over. Thousands of people are still living in temporary shelters, communities continue to face shortages of clean water and sanitation, hospitals are overwhelmed, and families are working to rebuild after unimaginable loss.

The United for Venezuela Auction is an opportunity to come together and provide hope where it is needed most. One hundred percent of the auction proceeds will support Fundana's earthquake relief and recovery efforts. Fundana is a nonprofit organization that has worked alongside vulnerable children and families in Venezuela for more than 30 years and is helping deliver emergency assistance and long-term recovery support to communities affected by the disaster.
This auction was organized by a group of friends who, from miles away, felt compelled to do something for a country they love. If you have any questions about the auction or would like to learn more, please feel free to reach out to: Raquel Segundo, Jose Belloso, Maria del Carmen Aveledo, Shannelie Mendez Carlo, Nelson Ortiz, Bettina Pfeiffer, or Roberto Salas

For more than 30 years, Fundana has worked to improve the lives of vulnerable children and families in Venezuela through programs that strengthen health, nutrition, education, and family well-being. With deep roots in the communities it serves and trusted partnerships across the country, Fundana is uniquely positioned to respond when emergencies strike, delivering aid where it is needed most and helping families recover with dignity.

Following the June 24 earthquakes, Fundana has been working with trusted local partners to provide emergency relief and support long-term recovery efforts for children and families affected by the disaster. Every dollar raised through this auction will help ensure that critical assistance reaches the communities that need it most.