U.S. Launches Major Aid Effort for Venezuela

In the wake of the June 24 earthquakes, the Trump Administration has been busy coordinating a huge humanitarian effort to help the people of Venezuela. The U.S. has already provided over $386 million in aid and established a new air bridge to deliver supplies quickly. American companies and organizations, along with international partners, are working together to ensure that relief reaches those in need. What does it mean for you? If you're in Venezuela or have loved ones there, this means more support and resources are on the way to help with recovery efforts. Keep an eye on updates from relief organizations and the U.S. government.

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