United Way

When two earthquakes struck Venezuela, Maria and her family were safe. However, many others lost homes, loved ones and the security they had known.

In the days that followed, Maria witnessed what she calls “infinite solidarity”: neighbors helping neighbors while companies, hospitals and local organizations worked to move food and medicine into affected communities.

That response continues today, led by Dividendo Voluntario para la Comunidad, United Way Venezuela, alongside Cáritas and trusted partners already rooted in the places hit hardest.

Read Maria’s story and learn how you can support families recovering from the earthquakes. Link in comments.

America turns 250 this weekend. Let’s make looking out for one another part of the celebration.

With extreme heat affecting many communities, bring extra water, check in on older neighbors and loved ones, and help anyone who needs it find a cool place to take a break.

If you or someone you know needs local support, 211 is here to help.

Sometimes the hardest part is knowing where to turn.

From child care and housing support to help for families and caregivers, 211 connects people to local resources every day.

In 2025 alone, 211 made 1.3 million referrals for individual, family, and community support.💙

Help starts with 211. #211