Global Corporate Responsibility Initiative Partners with Local Organizations to Provide Medical Care and Food Assistance in Venezuela, Peru, and Colombia
Kaizen Gaming has expanded its community resilience program to deliver emergency relief across Latin America following a severe series of earthquakes in Venezuela, Peru, and Colombia. The company is providing targeted donations to organizations supplying vital food and medical aid to hundreds of thousands of affected individuals and families.
Between June and August 2026, the region experienced three major seismic events: a magnitude 7.2–7.5 double earthquake in Venezuela on June 24, a magnitude 5.5 tremor in Peru’s Junín region on July 18, and a magnitude 7.4 earthquake in western Colombia on August 10, which was marked as the nation’s strongest of the century.
Partnering for On-the-Ground Impact
To ensure aid reaches those most in need, Kaizen Gaming is collaborating with three established local relief organizations:
- International Medical Corps: Delivering emergency medical response services in Venezuela.
- Hombro a Hombro: A business-led disaster response network providing food baskets in Peru.
- ABACO (Asociación de Bancos de Alimentos de Colombia): Supporting food security for displaced families across Colombia.
Violeta Miano, LATAM Corporate Communications Manager at Kaizen Gaming, stated:
“In the aftermath of an earthquake, people and families are often left facing uncertainty, loss and very immediate needs. When communities close to our people are affected, sitting on the sidelines isn’t an option. We moved quickly, working with organizations that already have trusted networks on the ground and focusing our support on where it was needed most, to provide essential medical care and food assistance.”
The relief initiative forms part of Kaizen Gaming’s new global Corporate Responsibility Programme, which is active across eight markets in 2026 to help communities prepare for, respond to, and recover from natural disasters.
