The Panasen Utah community has organized a relief effort to collect thousands of donation boxes for families impacted by recent earthquakes in Venezuela. The drive, which aims to provide essential supplies to those affected by the tragedy, is currently accepting contributions at a logistics facility in Murray.
Organizing humanitarian aid efforts
According to an announcement from Panasen Utah posted June 25, 2026, the group is mobilizing local residents to assist with humanitarian aid. The organization stated that every contribution, regardless of size, can make a difference for those facing the aftermath of the seismic activity.
Donation site and operating hours
The donation site has been established at Prime Cargo Logistics, located at 162 E 4500 S, Murray, UT 84107. To facilitate the collection of goods, the facility is accepting donations between the hours of 8 a.m. and 8 p.m.
Critical supplies being requested
The relief effort is seeking several categories of critical supplies to help stabilize affected communities. The list of requested items includes non-perishable food, medicines, and first aid supplies.
Additional clothing and hygiene items
In addition to medical and nutritional needs, the drive is collecting clean clothes and shoes. Other essential goods being accepted include blankets, baby items, hygiene products, and various other necessary supplies required for disaster relief.
Community suggestions for safety gear
Community members have engaged with the announcement to offer specific types of aid and ask clarifying questions. In response to the call for help, one community member, leyresblog, suggested that the collection could also benefit volunteer rescuers by including safety equipment such as helmets, gloves, face masks, flashlights, and protective goggles.
Coordinating logistics and spreading awareness
Other residents used the platform to coordinate logistics, with users like stephaniabarney inquiring about current drop-off locations and laboyms expressing a desire to donate clothing. The organizers have encouraged those who cannot physically donate to assist by sharing the announcement to expand the reach of the relief efforts.
The Panasen Utah initiative continues to serve as a central point for local Venezuelans and supporters looking to provide hope and support to those in need. The drive remains active at the Murray location during its posted daytime hours.
