We need your help to rebuild northern Valle del Cauca
- Raised
- $250
- Goal
- $50,000
Help us rebuild northern Valle del Cauca affected by the earthquake in Colombia
On August 10, 2026, at 7:34 a.m., a magnitude 7.4 earthquake struck Colombia, with its epicenter near San José del Palmar, Chocó. The impact was strongly felt in Valle del Cauca, causing a severe emergency with fatalities, injuries, collapsed homes and buildings, and damage to essential infrastructure. The National Government declared a national disaster.
In northern Valle del Cauca, municipalities such as Roldanillo, Trujillo, Argelia, El Dovio, and Toro are facing the consequences of this disaster. Roldanillo has reported at least two deaths and nearly 1,000 damaged buildings, in addition to damage to its hospital, including the partial collapse of the emergency room. In El Dovio, collapsed homes have been reported, and municipalities in the region continue to conduct damage and needs assessments.
The emergency doesn't end when the earthquake passes.
For the families and rural communities of northern Valle del Cauca, a much longer process now begins: recovering their homes, restoring their livelihoods, rebuilding their community spaces, and recovering the trust, solidarity, and bonds that sustain life in the region.
That's why we need your help.
From the National Network of Local Development Agencies – Red Adelco, we are mobilizing resources to support the affected communities and contribute to a dignified, participatory, and sustainable recovery in northern Valle del Cauca.
Donations will allow us to support actions focused on:
🏠 Recovery and reconstruction of homes and community spaces.
🤝 Support and assistance to affected families and communities.
🌱 Recovery of livelihoods and rural productive activities.
🛠️ Support for community organizations and local associations.
💧 Contribution to the recovery of infrastructure and essential services.
❤️ Rebuilding the social fabric and strengthening community solidarity.
🌎 Territorial recovery processes focused on local development, resilience, and sustainability.
Our commitment is that solidarity should not be limited to addressing the immediate emergency. We want to support communities on their path to recovery and help rebuild stronger, more organized, and more resilient territories.
Your contribution can mean restoring a home, supporting a family, strengthening a community organization, or reactivating a livelihood.
Donate today and help us rebuild northern Valle del Cauca.
Because rebuilding is not just about putting up walls.
It means recovering homes, opportunities, livelihoods, trust, and community.
Join us. Donate. Let's rebuild together.