STAND WITH A MOLA
Help 20 families affected by flooding in Santa Cruz replace essential household items and recover in the weeks and months ahead.
WHAT HAPPENED
On October 30, severe flooding swept through neighborhoods in Puerto Ayora, on Santa Cruz Island. Water and mud entered homes, leaving families facing the difficult work of cleaning up and replacing essentials.
Our team has been helping clear mud from homes. But a clean floor is only the beginning. Families still need somewhere to sleep, a way to prepare meals and the everyday items that make a house feel like home.
WHO ARE WE HELPING?
Our MOLAS and MOLITAS EcoClubs bring local kids and teenagers together to learn about conservation, take part in citizen science and care for Galápagos.
This fund supports 20 families in our ECOS community affected by the flooding.
These kids are at the heart of our environmental education work. Right now, caring for them means showing up for their families.
YOUR SUPPORT BRINGS HOPE
With El Niño bringing ongoing uncertainty, we’re creating an emergency fund to support our EcoClub families through recovery and meet urgent needs in the months ahead. Giving today helps us plan beyond the first response, rather than waiting until the next urgent need arises.
Recovery does not happen all at once. Some needs are immediate. Others become clearer as families clean their homes and work out what must be replaced.
Help a family replace the essentials, restore everyday routines and take the next steps toward recovery.
Stand with a MOLA. Every contribution helps these families recover.
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Who will this fund support?
The campaign is raising funds for 20 families in the ECOS community affected by flooding in Santa Cruz, Galápagos.
What will donations help provide?
Bedding, linens, essential furniture, appliances and kitchenware to support household recovery.
Do I need to donate $2,870?
No. That figure is the campaign’s fundraising reference per family. Contributions of any size are welcome.
Is this only for the immediate emergency?
No. The fund is intended to support recovery and urgent household needs in the weeks and months ahead.
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