DeLand
- RallyWell
1798 S. Woodland Blvd., DeLand, FL 32724
M-Sun 7AM - 10PM
Relief efforts for Colombia
A central place for updates, coordination, and community support.
Cash Donations
For cash donations, we are directing supporters to the Cultural Awareness Fund Colombia relief fund.
Donate online
Open the Cultural Awareness Fund donation options page
Cash donations are handled through Cultural Awareness Fund donation pages, including a Colombian relief fundraiser supporting relief efforts for Colombian communities.
Drop-off Sites
Drop-off locations are organized by city. Please check the listed hours before bringing donations.
Volusia County
Holly Hill
- Carpentry Mart
1620 State Ave., Ste. 303/304, Holly Hill, FL 32117
M-F 8:30AM - 5PM; Sat and Sun 9AM - 1PM - Fastsigns Holly Hill
1027 N. Nova Rd., Ste. 109, Holly Hill, FL 32117
M-F 8:30AM - 5PM
Orange City
- Volusia Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
1750 S. Volusia Ave., Suite 8, Orange City, FL 32763
Office hours by appointment only
Ormond Beach
- Maria Beatriz Anez-Sanchez
7 Lake Vista Way, Ormond Beach, FL 32174
Call 786-234-8839 before dropping off; 9AM - 6PM
South Daytona
- Back Alley Lanes
2400 S. Ridgewood Avenue, Suite 6, South Daytona, FL
Open at 11AM Tue-Sun; Mon at 1PM
Items Needed
Any donation is welcomed. Please bring new items only where noted. Gently used clothing should be clean, in good condition, and packaged and labeled by size when possible.
Power tools and kits
- DeWalt cordless rotary hammer drill kit, including tool, two batteries with red transport caps, charger, and black hard case
- Porter-Cable 6.5-amp corded drill, model PC600D, boxed
- Porter-Cable 7.5-amp variable speed reciprocating saw, boxed
- Makita 12-amp reciprocating saw, model JR3051T, boxed with "Display" written on the box
- Master Mechanic 2.7-amp quick-change oscillating tool kits, two boxes
- STIHL concrete cutter or cut-off saw blade box for 410, 420, 440, 480i, or 500i series models
- American Power Pull 1-ton hand hoist, partial packaging box visible
- Bosch hard tool case, blue plastic storage case
Lighting and extension cords
- Master Electrician dual-head halogen work light with tripod, 1000 watts, 5-foot 18/3 cord
- Master Electrician halogen work lights, 500 watts, 5-foot 18/3 cord, single-head boxes
- Master Electrician LED work light, small box
- MaxLite LED garage lights, green boxes
- 2000-lumen work light, red and black portable unit
- Master Electrician ultra-thin color-selectable LED work light
- Master Electrician 15-foot extension cords, red and black cords
Hand tools and heavy hardware
- Sledgehammers and axes: long-handled Collins Axe splitting mauls or axes with black and yellow synthetic handles
- Sledgehammers and axes: Collins Axe heavy splitting tool or maul with wood handle
- Sledgehammers and axes: smaller hatchets with black and yellow synthetic handles
- Hammers: ball-peen hammer
- Hammers: claw hammer with wood handle
- Saw blades and discs: Spyder reciprocating saw blades
- Saw blades and discs: grinding or cutting discs
- Chains: Campbell 3/8-inch Grade 43 high-test chain stored in a square white plastic bucket
- Chains: Campbell 3/8-inch Grade 30 chain stored in a square white plastic bucket
Safety and personal protective equipment (PPE)
- Safety glasses and protective goggles
New items only
- Baby wipes
- Batteries
- Blankets
- Granola bars, protein bars, and snacks
- Diapers, adult and baby
- Feminine hygiene products, including sanitary pads
- First aid kits
- Flashlights
- Mosquito spray
- N95 masks and face masks
- Pet food
- Reading glasses
- Rubber and nitrile gloves
- New socks
- New kids underwear
- Tarps
- Towels
- Soap
- Shampoo
- Toothbrushes and toothpaste
- Bandages
- Gauze
- Trash bags
- Rubbing alcohol
- Saline solution
Additional requested items
- Canned goods
- Shelf-stable food
- Rice
- Beans
- Other basic supplies
Contact Us
Contact William Sanchez @ 786-942-4449 for more information.
Relief effort information
- William Sanchez: 786-942-4449
Volunteer and logistics questions
Please call the contact above for current donation needs, volunteer coordination, and drop-off site details.
About Us
This relief effort brings together community organizations, local businesses, volunteers, and supporters coordinating logistical, organizational, and technical help for Colombian relief needs.
Community coordination
Participating organizations are helping collect supplies, coordinate drop-off sites, share verified updates, and connect volunteers with current needs.
How support is used
Donated tangible items are directed toward the current relief priorities identified by the organizers and community partners.