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Connect Relief

Huracán María

Collect and publish information regarding people affected by a natural disaster and facilitate communication and coordination of relief efforts.
Team Rubicon

Team Rubicon

Team Rubicon is an international disaster response nonprofit that unites the skills and experiences of military veterans with first responders to rapidly provide relief to communities in need.
Voices for Puerto Rico

Voices for Puerto Rico

Our missions is to identify and support non-profit local organizations working directly with the community to provide basic resources, including proven alternative solutions to housing, accessing solar energy as well as offering art, cultural and sports initiatives in an effort to promote emotional, physical and mental health.
Beta-Local

El Serrucho Post Maria

As funds and donations become available, we will direct them towards members of Puerto Rico’s independent cultural community who are actively working in relief operations throughout the island.
Contact:
  • info.betalocal@gmail.com
The Sato Project

Mission Possible 8

We know we have a great community in our corner, and when we ask for your help, your support is always incredible. Your gift will have a tremendous impact in the lives of these special dogs, who have endured so much.
Miami Dolphins Foundation

Kiko Alonso's Miami & Puerto Rico Hurricane Relief

Recovery assistance to Puerto Rico is especially difficult due to its being an island, and the time to start preparing to help the people of Puerto Rico is now.
Matria

Puerto Rico Hurricane Relief Fund-Proyecto Matria

We have established an emergency fund to provide basic supplies and food for our participants and our devastated community. Some of our participants suffered partial or complete loss of their homes, so any help they can receive is critical.
Contact:
  • apagan@proyectomatria.org
Estudiantes Programa de Estudios Hispánicos

Pro-estudiantes Hispánicos UPR

The University of Puerto Rico is trying very hard to get back to a normal semester while dealing with the havoc left by Hurricane Maria. As you can imagine, liberal arts programs are not a priority. Please help the Hispanic Studies department raise funds to pay grants to several grad students who may have to leave the program otherwise.
Contact:
  • sofairene.cardona@gmail.com