El Arepazo

GEM crews have arrived in Venezuela's earthquake-affected areas to deliver emergency supplies like food, water, and hygiene kits. South Floridians are supporting relief efforts through volunteer work and donations, with over 20,000 pounds of aid already sent to Caracas and more planned.

Volunteers in Doral, Florida, are organizing relief efforts to support Venezuela after deadly earthquakes, with supplies being packed and sent to Caracas. Community members and aid organizations have established donation sites and coordinated flights to deliver essential items to affected areas in Venezuela.

South Florida’s Venezuelan community is collecting donations at El Arepazo in Doral to aid earthquake victims in Venezuela. Volunteers and residents are gathering supplies like food, water, and diapers, with contributions coming from across the region.

Venezuela is reeling from 7.2- and 7.5-magnitude earthquakes, prompting aid efforts led by volunteers like Andrea Brito and organizations such as Global Empowerment Mission. El Arepazo, a Doral restaurant, serves as a donation drop-off site, while volunteers search for missing individuals and request equipment to rescue survivors.

South Floridians are organizing relief efforts after earthquakes struck Venezuela, with donations collected through organizations like Global Empowerment Mission and El Arepazo. Venezuelans in the area, such as Alegria Lusienchi and Maria Palma, are contributing aid for families and communities affected by the disaster.

After two major earthquakes struck Venezuela, aid efforts led by the Global Empowerment Mission and local organizations are distributing supplies through El Arepazo in Doral. Survivors are in urgent need of food, medical supplies, and emergency gear as search and rescue operations continue.

The City of Doral and Global Empowerment Mission are collecting relief supplies for Venezuela earthquake victims. Drop-off locations across Miami-Dade include GEM headquarters, Miami-Dade Supervisor of Elections Office, Doral Legacy Park, El Arepazo, and Nu Stadium. Cash donations are emphasized as most needed.

Doral Mayor Christi Fraga partnered with the Global Empowerment Mission to collect donations for Venezuelans affected by earthquakes. Four drop-off locations in Doral have been established for items like first aid kits, emergency gear, and baby care products.