Why Choose The Venezuela Project?
The Trust Factor
In an age where even the most prestigious charity organizations are being accused of embezzlement and profiting off of donations meant to reduce suffering around the world, The Venezuela Project provides a resource than is becoming increasingly harder to obtain; trust. The Venezuela Project uses an intense vetting process of cross referencing our partners through numerous vetting organizations as well as an independent investigation to ensure that none of your money falls into the hands of those who would misuse it. In short, we do the research for you. Moreover, with 100% transparency, you know exactly where you money goes, and how it’s used. The Venezuela Project provides the trust factor in ensuring your donations actually help those who are suffering right now, not into the pockets of a rich corporation.
A Three Part Solution
Whereas the vast majority of charities specialize in one unique goal, The Venezuela Project prioritizes three unique initiatives; raising awareness, providing direct aid, and protecting civil rights that allow for a possibility of long term reform. That’s because all three are needed to accomplish any real reduction in the suffering Venezuelans are facing today. Without our first initiative, adequate awareness, the amount of aid that Venezuela needs will never be met, meaning that widespread suffering will continue. Without our second initiative, direct aid, millions will go hungry every day, but moreover, Venezuelans across the country have reported that because they have no food, and no energy, it is impossible for them to join the opposition movement or protest for human rights, meaning widespread suffering will continue. Finally, without our third initiative, advocating for Venezuela’s civil rights, such as the right to vote, a fair trial, etc. any mitigation in the problems facing Venezuela today will reappear tomorrow, meaning widespread suffering will continue. The Venezuela Project ensures that your donation is used to most optimally reduce the magnitude of the crisis in Venezuela.