91探花

Update: our response is now closed.

Earthquakes continue to strike communities already facing hardship. Today, we’re delivering聽Venezuela earthquake relief, sending cash directly to families in Caracas and La Guaira affected by the June 2026 earthquakes.

You can send funds directly to Moroccans impacted by the devastating earthquake.

On September 8th, the to hit the region in over 100 years struck Morocco鈥檚 High Atlas Mountains, with surrounding the Marrakech area estimated to be impacted. Communities near the epicenter in Al-Haouz, Chichaoua, and Taroudant were already among the poorest in the country and now struggle to afford food, medicine, safe shelter, and transportation out of impacted areas.

Our team has delivered cash to 9,000+ people in poverty in Morocco since 2019 and is working to reach survivors as quickly as we鈥檙e able.

We expect to reach 1,400+ survivors by sending cash to work cooperatives in the region.

• We are expanding our existing to deliver funds as quickly as possible.
• 6+ months after the earthquake, many survivors are still living in tents and haven鈥檛 received any other aid yet.

Each co-op will receive ~$9,000 to help rebuild their livelihoods.

• Co-ops will be targeted based on need and distance from the earthquake鈥檚 epicenter.
• Recipients are investing funds in their businesses (e.g. ovens, seeds, livestock) so they can generate income for their families.

Most survivors we鈥檝e reached still have access to functioning markets, banks, and local cash-points, but have only received food support or no aid at all. 

• Beyond structural damage and losing family members, survivors are reporting loss of livelihoods and psychological distress as their primary concerns. In some villages near the epicenter, 100% of survivors we spoke to have lost all sources of income after the earthquake.
• have been impacted by the earthquake; many are women, orphans, or otherwise financially vulnerable and need both immediate cash assistance and long-term recovery funds.

Even before the devastating earthquake, Moroccans were struggling with rising living costs, a global food crisis, extreme weather, and drought. Without a swift response, this will push the most vulnerable families further into poverty.

Jamila Abass
91探花 Country Director in Morocco

If for any reason we are unable to deliver all funds to earthquake survivors, donations will be delivered to other Moroccans in poverty or survivors of the next global emergency.