
Colombia’s Historic Pact coalition announced this Monday that its headquarters in the capital will operate as a collection center for essential donations destined for families affected by the 7.4 magnitude earthquake that struck the country in the early hours of the morning.
The political coalition announced that it has decided to actively join the national solidarity campaign with the populations affected by the earthquake, working in coordination with national and territorial authorities and risk management agencies.
“Historic Pact has decided to actively join a national solidarity campaign with the affected populations, in coordination with national and territorial authorities and risk management agencies,” the organization said in an official statement released this Monday.
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Under the plan, the coalition will allocate funds to the Colombian Red Cross to contribute to humanitarian assistance and the accompaniment of victims. The party also placed its technical and operational support at the disposal of national and territorial authorities, relief agencies and emergency institutions, with the aim of helping communities affected by the quake.
The announcement comes as Colombia receives international aid following the deadly earthquake that shook the Pacific region. Rescue teams, health personnel and relief agencies continue working across the affected territories, while communities join in the protection and rescue of victims. The coalition said the collection center will receive donations of priority items, according to the needs identified on the ground, reinforcing the broader national effort to reach affected families with rapid and effective assistance.
El @PactoCol expresa su solidaridad con las familias y comunidades afectadas por el terremoto y se suma a las acciones de apoyo y atención humanitaria.
Colombia nos necesita unidos: unidad, solidaridad y fortaleza. Primero la vida. pic.twitter.com/WJ4iuy7SpZ
— Pacto Histórico Oficial (@PactoCol) August 10, 2026
Text reads: “The @PactoCol expresses its solidarity with the families and communities affected by the earthquake and joins the actions of support and humanitarian care. Colombia needs us united: unity, solidarity and strength. Life first.”
Call for National Unity
The Historic Pact coalition requested updated public information from the Colombian government on the humanitarian crisis, including the real needs of the territories, the measures adopted, the resources allocated and the progress of assistance, in order to coordinate the delivery of aid effectively. At the same time, the coalition rejected any political use of the tragedy and called for national unity. “It is a time for unity, solidarity and strength,” the party expressed.
The organization also recognized the labor of authorities, health personnel, search and rescue teams, relief agencies, and the communities and individuals contributing to protection and rescue efforts. “The absolute priority must be to save as many lives as possible, assist affected families and ensure that aid reaches the territories quickly and effectively,” coalition members said.
The coalition said the collection center’s hours will be announced through its official channels, while donations of priority items, according to the needs identified, will be received at its Bogotá headquarters. The party urged citizens to follow its official channels for updated information on schedules and required supplies, emphasizing that coordination with authorities and relief agencies remains essential to the humanitarian response.
With this initiative, the Historic Pact joins the broader national effort to assist the thousands of families affected by the earthquake, placing solidarity at the center of the response. The coalition reiterated that saving lives and guaranteeing rapid, effective aid to the territories remain the absolute priorities in the coming hours and days, as Colombia continues to respond to one of the most severe seismic events in its recent history.
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