Aliadas and AmCham Colombia are joining Colombia, One Heart, a campaign by the National Government led by First Lady Ana Lucía Pineda, to support those affected and help address their needs.
Updated: August 31, 2026 · Figures are continuously being updated · Source: UNGRD / Presidency of the Republic.
NATIONAL EMERGENCY HOTLINES
Food
Water, rice, cooking oil, all types of pasta, lentils, beans, chickpeas, peas, canned foods, corn and wheat flour, panela (unrefined cane sugar) and chocolate, nuts, oats and cereal beverages, powdered milk, 200 ml UHT milk, and ready-to-eat foods.
Special Nutrition
Ready-to-use infant formula (preferably requiring no water); complementary foods for infants (instant baby cereals/purées); nutritional supplements for older adults (protein and vitamins).
Essential Supplies
Soap, shampoo, toothbrushes, toothpaste, sanitary pads, toilet paper, baby and adult diapers, wet wipes, diaper rash cream, towels, sleeping mats, and blankets.
Shelter Supplies
Environmental Hygiene and Debris Removal
Real-time needs alert maps:
Supplies Needed for Hospital Departamental San Francisco de Asís:
General List of Medications and Supplies
Priority Supplies Reported by Surgical, Emergency, and Inpatient Care Departments
The Government of Chocó is seeking volunteer professionals from Medellín or Bogotá with experience in post-earthquake assessment, structural pathology, seismic vulnerability, and damage diagnosis.
Bogotá – Donations Bound for Chocó (Bogotá District Government Secretariat)
Personal Hygiene Items:
Food:
Shelter and Household Items:
Construction Materials:
Clothing in Good Condition and New Underwear
Humanitarian Aid Kits per Family and Priority Supplies
Reference composition to help guide donations.
FOOD KIT
HYGIENE KIT
KITCHEN KIT
SHELTER KIT
Medical and Hospital Supplies
Recovery Materials Bank
Contact Person:
Marisodeth Valois Mosquera, Support Professional for Risk Management Coordination – Government of Chocó
Phone: 3172967615
Email: [email protected]
Email: [email protected]
Follow Cali’s Live Needs Map Here
How to report damage to housing affected by the earthquake?
Submit your report via WhatsApp at 3102299708, Monitoring Center of the Secretariat for Risk Management of Emergencies and Disasters.
Attach:
Name
ID number (Cédula)
Phone number
Photo records
Property address
Type of damage:
Total collapse: complete collapse of the structure.
Collapse risk: building with severe damage, tilted, or about to fall.
Partial collapse: a section of the structure collapsed (e.g., a roof, a wall).
Structural damage: visible cracks, fractures, or settling.
Masonry damage: facade or cracked wall.
Mayor’s Office of Santiago de Cali
With the above information:
A technical visit will be conducted according to the reported urgency.
Once the dwelling is verified, the Single Emergency Register (RUE) characterization will be performed to identify affected individuals.
A detailed structural inspection will take place to determine the severity:
Demolition (High)
Structural repair (Medium)
Habitable, minor damage (Low)
An intervention action plan will be established based on the case: short, medium, or long term.
Out-of-Stock Medications
Out-of-Stock Medications
Out-of-Stock Medications
Out-of-Stock or Low-Stock Medical Devices
Humanitarian Assistance: Food kits (non-perishable food with an expiration date of more than three months), hygiene supplies, and emergency shelter items (bed sheets, blankets, tableware, diapers, toilet paper, and soap) for evacuees, as well as pet assistance kits (pet food, medications, and pet beds).
Reconstruction (Building Materials Bank): Construction and hardware supplies—including roofing materials, cement, bricks, and structural profiles—for the initial stabilization of damaged homes.
Business Recovery, with a particular focus on Manizales: Support for structural assessments, inventory replacement, and repairs to severely damaged premises that have forced hundreds of businesses—including hotels, retail establishments, clinics, and restaurants—to suspend operations.
Food and water, medications and first-aid supplies, hygiene items, shelter, and basic household essentials.
Emergency Shelters
Healthcare Supplies
Animal Care
We are coordinating animal assistance with Ukumarí.
Items are needed to support people with rare diseases and their families affected by the earthquake, with the support of FECOER:
AmCham Colombia member companies that have made donations
NIT: 9020850963
Savings Account – Banco de Bogotá
#125128462
NIT: 860.010.371-0
Savings Account – Banco Davivienda
0040 0024 0970
Savings Account – Banco de Bogotá
No. 578581225
Savings Account – Banco de Bogotá
578 818 429
Bank: Bancolombia
Account type: Savings
Account number: 94674476889
Account holder: Federación Colombiana de Enfermedades Raras – FECOER
Tax ID (NIT): 900.454.422-8
Email: [email protected]
Institutional Contact Line: 3042639926
AmCham Colombia Receives Donations for Reconstruction Efforts
AmCham Colombia has opened a dedicated account to receive donations that will be directed to the Government of Colombia’s reconstruction efforts in the cities and communities affected by the earthquake.
Bank: Caja Social
Account number: 24157515529
We are also receiving materials and in-kind donations. For more information, please contact [email protected]
Together, we can help Colombia rebuild.
Citi Bank N.A. – New York
111 Wall Street, New York, NY 10043, USA
SWIFT Code: CITRUS33
ABA No: 021000089
CHIPS No: 0008
Banco de Occidente
Address: Carrera 4 No. 7-61, Cali, Colombia
SWIFT Cod: OCCICOBC
Paying Bank Account / Reference: 10950229
Fundación para el Desarrollo Integral del Pacífico – ProPacífico
Banco de Occidente
Account Type: Corriente
Account Number: 001-5157-58
Address: Calle 35N No. 6A Bis 100
Phone: 8811118
SWIFT Code: OCCICOBC
Tax-deductible donations in the U.S.
Tax ID (NIT): 900326456
Account Type: Checking Account
Account Number: 048-671053-40
Account Holder Address: Calle 19B # 32-87
Phone Number: +57 601 402 9305
Beneficiary Bank: Bancolombia S.A. / Medellín – Colombia
SWIFT Code: COLOCOBM
If an intermediary bank is required, please include the following information:
Intermediary Bank
Bank Name: Citibank N.A.
SWIFT Code: CITIUS33
From Colombia
Bancolombia – Savings Account
Account Number: 27000000533
Donations from Abroad
Bancolombia – Savings Account
Account Number: 27000000533
SWIFT Code: COLOCOBM
Please verify that the account holder is:
Sociedad de Mejoras de Pereira
Tax ID (NIT): 891.480.071-4
If you require a donation certificate, please contact:
[email protected]
Account Type: Checking Account
Bank: Bancolombia
Account Holder: Cámara de Comercio de Pereira
Tax ID (NIT): 891 400 669
SWIFT Code: COLOCOBM
Tax ID (NIT): 890.399.001
Address: Calle 8 # 3-14
City: Cali
Postal Code: 760041
Department/State: Valle del Cauca
Telephone: +57 (602) 886 1300
Bank: Banco de Occidente
Bank Account Number: 001-13127-5
Account Type: Checking Account
SWIFT Code: OCCICOBCXXX
“Juntos por Manizales” Community Solidarity Fund
Focused on providing priority assistance to families, businesses, and companies affected by the earthquake in Manizales.
Destination Bank: Banco Davivienda
Bank Address: Avenida El Dorado, 68 C-61, Bogotá, Colombia
SWIFT Code: CAFECOBB
Account Type and Number: Checking Account No. 0560085569997514
Beneficiary: Cámara de Comercio de Manizales por Caldas
Tax ID (NIT): 8908010426
Focused on supporting the economic recovery of the department of Caldas, providing assistance to entrepreneurs and businesses in municipalities across the department.
Destination Bank: Banco Davivienda
Bank Address: Avenida El Dorado, 68 C-61, Bogotá, Colombia
SWIFT Code: CAFECOBB
Account Type and Number: Checking Account No. 084369996537
Account Alias: @DAVICCMPC
Beneficiary: Cámara de Comercio de Manizales por Caldas
Tax ID (NIT): 8908010426
Banco Davivienda
Savings Account
005000118207
Bancolombia
Savings Account
04001382065
Fondo de la Naciones Unidas para la Infancia, UNICEF
Banco de Bogotá
Account Type: Corriente
Account Number: 000309278
Support Needed
Donations to cover logistics and the needs of volunteer doctors and rescue workers.
Donations
Bre-B / Fundación TAAP Key: 900918725
Donation Collection Centers in Bogotá
Puente Aranda Fire Station – B-4
Calle 20 # 68A-06
Restrepo Fire Station – B-3
Avenida Carrera 27 # 19A-20 Sur
Estación de Bomberos Kennedy – B-5
Carrera 79 # 41D-20 Sur
Chapinero Fire Station – B-1
Calle 62 # 9A-19
Contact
Gabby Arenas
Director, Fundación TAAP
Phone: 304 664 6639
Monetary donations will help provide hot, nutritious, high-quality meals to the affected communities.
Banco Caja Social
Savings Account : 24143043621
Nequi / Key: 315 314 6325
Phone: 317 586 5765
Families, community leaders, and community-led initiatives affected by the earthquake.
How to donate:
Banco Caja Social
Checking Account: 21004290174
Phone: 300 480 6118
Nequi: 313 448 0019
Phone: 313 448 0019
WhatsApp: 316 610 8428
Volunteer work for debris removal and rescue efforts in the affected areas.
Contributions:
Key: @jovenesadefender
Today, education needs us more than ever. For every peso you donate, Fundación Luker will match your contribution.
Bancolombia Checking Account: 705-501315-26
Tax ID (NIT): 800250255-5
Address: Carrera 23 # 64B – 33
Account Holder: Fundación Luker
Quibdo
Estación de servicio Terpel de Cabí
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Choco
Sede principal de la Cámara de Comercio del Chocó.
Collection Centers for In-Kind Donations
Government of Chocó
Calle 31 – Edificio La Confianza
Humanitarian Logistics Center
Antigua bodega de Postobón, km 4, vía Quibdó-Yuto
Palacio de los Deportes, Bogotá
Ac 63 #59a-06
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Dosquebradas, Risaralda
Asolatifundio
Cra 2 norte no. 10.354
Troncal de occidente
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Cali
AmCham Suroccidente
Ana Lucía Jaramillo – Directora
Phone: 315 5325800
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Buenaventura – Collection Center
Calle 4 #16-90
Barrio Santa Rosa (Middle Section)
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Bogota
Punto de acopio para aportes al Chocó
Calle 63 # 54 A – 06, Palacio de los Deportes
Hora: 8:00 a. m. a 8:00 p. m.
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Bogota – GAULA
Carrera 47 # 94-68 – Barrio La Castellana – Phone: 318 544 4431
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Bogota – CODABAS
Carrera 7 # 180-75 – Módulo 2, piso 2 / Phone: 305 714 1513
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Bogota – Unicentro Bogotá
Entradas por la Carrera 13 – (Zona de Banderas) y Carrera 15 (entrada principal) / Phone: 317 645 6373
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Bogota
Sedes de Cruz Roja
Avenida Carrera 68 # 31 – 41 sur, SAMU Sur / Calle 134 – Carrera 7b bis # 132 – 31, SAMU Norte / Av. La Esmeralda #63-81, Bogota centro de salvamento acuático / Carrera 24 #73-38, Sede administrativa / Diagonal 79b-62 – 53, Bodega Cruz Roja / Calle 63 # 59a – 06, Palacio de los Deportes
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Bogotá
Nemesio Camacho El Campín Stadium
Carrera 30
Vive Claro Center
Access for Donation Drop-Offs:
Companies, trucks, large vehicles, and institutional or Colombian Army logistics operations: Please enter through Gate 4, located at Calle 53 and Carrera 60.
Gate 4 location on Google Maps
Individual donations delivered by vehicle: Please enter through Vehicle Gate 2.
Volunteers: Please enter through Gate 10, where all volunteers must complete the required accreditation and registration process to ensure the safety and proper coordination of the operation. Volunteers must be at least 16 years old. Pets are not allowed.
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Bogotá — Donations Bound for Pereira
Bogotá Donation Collection Center:
Calle 70A # 5-26, Barrio Rosales.
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Valledupar
Centro de Solidaridad Valledupar – Carrera 23 # 4-116, MZ A, Casa 14, Conjunto Residencial Callejas. / Phone: 311 403 9818
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Pailitas (Cesar)
Emisora Universal Stereo – Barrio El Bosque / Phone: 314 592 7152
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Bucaramanga
Centro de Solidaridad Bucaramanga – Calle 54 # 21A-07, barrio La Concordia / Phone: 316 256 7986
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Bucaramanga
Zona Franca Santander – Bucaramanga
Suza Vita Building – 1st Floor (Reception)
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Bucaramanga – Punto de acopio
Calle 23 # 12-52 – Girardot neighborhood
(Warehouse with blue gate)
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Bucaramanga – Other Collection Points
Libardog: Carrera 27A #45A-16, Sotomayor
Alicia Wonderland: Carrera 37 #53-43, Cabecera
Don Lucho Sotomayor: Calle 45 #24-95. From 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Moufflet Nuevo Sotomayor: Cra. 23 #51-77
Moufflet Cabecera: Cra. 35 #54-51
Moufflet Cañaveral: Calle 31 #22-279
Neomundo
Don Lucho Caracolí: Food court, Unit 411
Don Lucho Delacuesta: Food court, Unit 234
Km 3 Anillo Vial: Floridablanca, Suza Vita Building – Reception
Cabecera: Cra. 35 #44-42, Bucaramanga
Ciudadela: Acrópolis Shopping Center, Bucaramanga
Colombia: Cra. 19 #49-37, Barrancabermeja
Coltabaco: Cra. 26 No. 35-63, Bucaramanga
Floridablanca: Cra. 8 #3-61, Floridablanca
Gaira: Cl. 157 #154-137, Floridablanca
K-27: Cra. 27 #19-40, Bucaramanga
La 200: Cl. 200 #10-23, Floridablanca
Piedecuesta: Cra. 6 #9-76, Piedecuesta
Puerta del Sol: Cra. 27 #65-55, Bucaramanga
Ruitoque: Aldea Comercial Ruitoque, Floridablanca
Nativos Piedecuesta: Mall Río del Hato, Unit 15, Piedecuesta
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Cartagena
Parroquia Nuestra Señora del Perpetuo Socorro (Bocagrande) – Parroquia Cristo Rey (Crespo)
Banco de Alimentos de Cartagena (Parque Industrial Ternera #1, Bodega 51) / Phone: 310 803 6477 · 300 329 3219 · 301 352 3180 · 301 433 8038
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Tame (Arauca)
Complejo Deportivo Villa Olímpica – Calle 15 Cra. 37, barrio La Libertad. / Phone: 311 218 6525
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Medellin
Fundación Banco Arquidiocesano de Alimentos de Medellín – Carrera 52 # 30A-97
Fundación Saciar – Carrera 50 # 25-261
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Medellin
Cra. 80 # 49A-39 – Frente a Los Verdes de la 80 / Phone: 322 653 1804
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Barranquilla
Casa Abelardista – Cra. 49C # 80-76 / Phone: 301 760 6374 · 304 234 450 / Responsable: Fela Córdoba / Horario: 9:00 a. m. – 5:00 p. m. / Se reciben alimentos no perecederos, medicamentos y líquidos
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Riohacha
Terrazas de Coquivacoa – Casa 15, barrio Coquivacoa / Phone: 300 817 1502
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Ibague
Centro Comercial Plazas del Bosque – Avenida Ambalá 69-80 / Phone: 321 840 2089
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Casa Loma
Calle 116 # 48-49 – Barrio San Francisco de Aparco / Phone: 320 884 1094
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Cucuta
Conjunto Portal Boconó – Local 2, anillo vial antes de Postobón / Phone: 312 339 2032
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Monteria
Centro de Solidaridad – Calle 69 # 3-89, Barrio El Recreo
Punto de Solidaridad Norte – Cra. 1A # 62-41, Edificio Río, apto. 1502
Punto de Solidaridad Centro – Calle 69 # 1C-92
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Neiva
Calle 8 # 10-27, Barrio El Altico / Phone 315 480 2554
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Neiva – Banco de Alimentos
Calle 33 Sur No. 22-141, Zona Industrial del Sur / Phone: 311 264 7951
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Santa Marta
Iglesia Amor en Acción, Calle 30 # 6-69 / Phone: 317 300 3459
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Casanare
Calle 12 # 21-44 / Phone: 310 310 4757 · 322 403 4030
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Arauca (Capital)
Tigresas Arauca Capital, Calle 17 # 17-31, barrio Cristo Rey / Phone: 314 401 4272 · 320 800 1475
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San Diego (Cesar)
Carrera 13 # 2F-85, Urbanización Chiriaimo / Phone: 301 297 9760
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Miami, Florida (EE. UU.)
Centro Internacional de Solidaridad – GEM, 1850 NW 84th Ave, Doral, Florida 33126 / Phone: 786 503 9845
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Pereira
Avenida de las Américas
95th Street – Lot 1
(next to the Highway Police)
Cafe Consota, Mz 7 y Mz 8 Villa Consota Cuba
Cafe Perla del Otún, Diagonal a la iglesia de los 2.500 Lotes – Cuba
Cafe el Remanso, Av. Principal barrio El Remanso, al lado del Centro de Salud.
Cafe Kennedy, Parque principal de Kennedy, al lado de la cancha
Cafe Ormaza, Calle 3 bis 5-38. Av. del Río
Cafe San Nicolás, Cra. 14 bis No. 28-38, Antigua estación de policía
Cafe Comuna del Café, Cra. 3 Calle 59 A – Sector A Parque Industrial
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Pereira Donation Collection Center:
Vía Pereira–Cerritos, Cerritos del Mar, Unit 20A (Specialized)
Contact: Carolina Palacio Parra
phone. 311 218 6867
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Villamaria, Caldas
Valles de la Florida Gated Community
House 176
Lorena Giraldo
Cell: 316 233 4742
Alejandra Salazar
Cell: 318 375 5566
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Manizales
Caldas Red Cross
Av. Kevin Ángel, Carrera 21 # 69-350, Manizales
Priority items include:
Food: Non-perishable food with an expiration date of more than three months.
Hygiene and Household Supplies: Bed sheets, blankets, tableware, diapers, toilet paper, and soap.
Pet Supplies: Pet food, medications, and pet beds.
San José del Palmar, Chocó
Alcaldía Municipal de San José del Palmar
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 3206793313
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Sipí, Chocó
Alcaldía Municipal
Email: [email protected]
Phone: (604) 521 3969 / 3137326124
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Quibdó, Chocó
Alcaldía de Quibdó
Email: [email protected]
Phone: (604) 672 5731
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Bajo Baudó, Chocó
Alcaldía Municipal de Bajo Baudó en Chocó
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 320 382 7001
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El Cairo, Valle del Cauca
Alcaldía Municipal
Email: [email protected]
Phone: (602) 207 7268 / (+57) 3106793142
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Cali, Valle del Cauca
Secretaría de Gestión del Riesgo
Email: [email protected]
Phone: Línea 195 / (602) 887 9020
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Pereira, Risaralda
Dirección de Gestión del Riesgo, DIGER
Email: [email protected]
Phone: Línea 119 / (606) 324 8000
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Dosquebradas, Risaralda
Dirección de Gestión del Riesgo, DIGER
Email: [email protected]
Phone: (606) 351 5333, ext. 108 / 310 214 7329
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Manizales, Caldas
Unidad de Gestión del Riesgo
Email: [email protected]
Phone: (606) 892 8000
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Versalles, Valle del Cauca
Alcaldía Municipal
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 310 388 0474
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Toro, Valle del Cauca
Alcaldía Municipal
Email: [email protected]
Phone: (602) 398 9662
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Cartago, Valle del Cauca
Unidad para la Gestión del Riesgo de Desastres
Email: [email protected]
Phone: (602) 210 7911
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La Victoria, Valle del Cauca
Gobernación del Valle del Cauca
Email: [email protected]
Phone: (602) 620 0000 / 01 8000 972033
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Roldanillo, Valle del Cauca
Alcaldía Municipal
Email: [email protected]
Phone: (602) 249 0000, ext. 101
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Lugar: Hotel Hilton
Fecha: 23 de abril
Hora de inicio: 7:00 a.m.
07:00 – 08:20 | Asamblea Ordinaria Afiliados
08:20 – 08:35 | Bienvenida y apertura
Intervención: María Claudia Lacouture, presidenta de AmCham Colombia
Temas:
08:35 – 09:20 | Seguridad y Defensa Nacional: Estrategia para garantizar la gobernabilidad
Participantes
General Pedro Sánchez – Ministro de Defensa
Angela Buitrago – Ministra de Justicia
Moderador: Fernando Quijano – Director La República
Temas:
09:20 – 10:10 | Conversatorio: Colombia y EE.UU.: Una relación en transformación, ¿hacia dónde vamos?
Participantes
Juan Manuel Santos, Expresidente de Colombia y Premio Nobel de Paz
Modera: Roberto Pombo, Director Editorial de Prisa Media en Colombia
Temas:
10:10 – 10:25 | La comisión de amistad entre el Congreso de Estados Unidos y el Congreso de Colombia
Invitado Especial
Efraín Cepeda Sarabia – Presidente del Senado de la República de Colombia
10:25- 11:00 | Diplomacia en la relación Colombia-EE.UU.: aliados estratégicos, tensiones y oportunidades
Invitados Especiales:
Temas:
11:00 – 11:50 | Panel: Congreso y comercio bilateral: ¿Construyendo puentes o levantando barreras?
Participantes:
Temas:
11:50 – 12:30 | Conversación: ¿Dependencia o estrategia? El dilema comercial entre Colombia y EE.UU.
Participantes:
Temas:
12:30 – 14:00 | Almuerzo
14:00 – 14:45 | Panel: EE.UU. y sus aliados: ¿Socios estratégicos o rivales comerciales? La visión de China y México
Participantes:
Modera: Juan Mesa –Director Estratégico Comunicaciones – CEO Libreta Personal
Temas:
14:45 PM – 15:35 PM | Panel: ¿Colombia exporta crecimiento? El impacto de EE.UU. en el desarrollo económico y social
Participantes:
Temas:
15:40 PM – 16:25 PM | Panel: Negocios en tiempos de incertidumbre: ¿Sigue siendo EE.UU. el socio clave para Colombia?
Participantes:
Temas:
16:30 – 17:10 | América Latina y el Caribe: hacia un desarrollo sostenible en el siglo XXI
Orador: Sergio Diaz-Granados, Presidente de la CAF (Virtual)
Temas:
17:10 – 17:45 | Reconocimientos AmCham Colombia
17:45 | Coctel
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