How Amazon is helping after back-to-back earthquakes in Venezuela
Amazon fueled a first-of-its-kind humanitarian airlift to deliver more than 220 tons of food, medicine, and emergency supplies to families across northern Venezuela.
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Recent Updates September 14, 2026 12:02 PM Share Key takeaways The airlift delivered more than 220 tons of relief in collaboration with Airlink, the U. S. State Department, and the United Nations World Food Programme. Amazon donated and delivered more than 698,000 emergency supplies to support people who were injured and lost their homes.
More than 400 Amazon volunteers packed 10,800 hygiene kits and prepared emergency shipments alongside nonprofit partners.
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