
Earthquake in Ecuador
Campaign overview
Earthquake in EcuadorIn April 2016, a 7.5 magnitude earthquake rocked Ecuador’s coast, killing approximately 700 people and leaving homes, schools, businesses, and infrastructure in ruins.

Campaign overview
Earthquake in EcuadorIn April 2016, a 7.5 magnitude earthquake rocked Ecuador’s coast, killing approximately 700 people and leaving homes, schools, businesses, and infrastructure in ruins.
Campaign story
Earthquake in Ecuador
Disaster Relief Program
Disaster relief campaigns help teams respond when families need urgent stabilization after emergencies, displacement, or local crises.
Flexible emergency support can move quickly toward food, shelter, supplies, cleanup, and coordination as confirmed needs change.

Emergency needs can shift quickly after a crisis.
Flexible support helps teams respond before needs become harder to meet.
Campaigns can support supplies, shelter, food, and local coordination.
What your donation supports
Donations can support practical supplies families need after a crisis.
Campaigns may help provide meals, temporary shelter support, and household essentials.
Support helps teams coordinate local partners, logistics, and field delivery.
Campaign FAQ
Emergency needs change quickly. Flexible funding helps teams respond to confirmed needs without waiting for a narrow campaign.
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