After the Devastating Earthquake in Venezuela, All We Have Left Is Solidarity

In light of the earthquakes that have affected Venezuela and Colombia, we at Sisters Hospitallers want to extend our support and closeness to all the individuals and families who are going through times of pain, uncertainty, and difficulty.

Through the Benito Menni Foundation, the support campaign remains active for the affected populations, who have suffered significant material and personal damage in various regions of both countries.

In moments like these, solidarity becomes an essential response. Every gesture of help is a way to accompany, protect, and bring hope to those who need it most today. It is also an expression of the hospitality that invites us to stay close, especially when circumstances make us more vulnerable.

The emergency continues, and so does our solidarity. Therefore, we make a new appeal to everyone who wants to join in and contribute to addressing the most urgent needs of the affected communities.

Through the Benito Menni Foundation, a support campaign has been launched for the population affected by the earthquakes, which have caused significant material and personal damage in various regions of the country.

In these times of difficulty, solidarity becomes an essential response to accompany the individuals and families needing urgent help. The campaign aims to be a sign of Hospitality towards our world, calling on us to provide support, protection, and hope for thousands of people who today need to feel they are not alone.

The collaboration of everyone who wishes to join in is fundamental to responding to the most immediate needs of the affected population.

Donations can be made through:

Bank Transfer
IBAN: ES81 0049 1821 0724 1063 9312

Bizum: 02732

Account Holder: FUNDACIÓN BENITO MENNI
Reference: VENEZUELA or COLOMBIA
Donor’s ID Number (DNI):
Telephone: +34 659 566 805

From Hospital Sisters, we join this call for solidarity and sincerely thank everyone whose generosity can help bring relief, comfort, and hope to those who need it most.

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