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Get involved

Give, lend a hand, or bring your organisation on board. Every contribution is logged, certified and reported.

Donate goods

Collection points open for each campaign, near the affected area and our base in Dosquebradas. Before you set off, message us and we will confirm the active point.

We accept

  • Non-perishable food, sealed and within its expiry date.
  • Personal hygiene kits and cleaning products.
  • Clean clothing and footwear in good condition.
  • Blankets, sleeping mats, sheets and towels.
  • Working household goods and kitchenware.
  • School supplies and materials for children’s activities.

We cannot accept

  • Medicines: the foundation does not provide health services.
  • Cooked food, or perishables without a cold chain.
  • Torn, dirty or incomplete clothing.
  • Broken or non-working appliances.
  • Flammable, chemical or hazardous materials.

How to deliver your donation

  1. Message us first

    On WhatsApp at +57 311 306 6907. Tell us what you will donate and we confirm the active drop-off point.

  2. Pack and label

    In closed bags or boxes, labelled by contents: food, hygiene, clothing, household goods.

  3. Drop off or request pickup

    If the donation is large or you cannot travel, we arrange a pickup with the foundation’s vehicle.

  4. Get your certificate

    We record the donation and issue a certificate in the donor’s name.

Foundation base

Carrera 14 N.º 51-21, Barrio Los Naranjos, Dosquebradas (Risaralda), Colombia

Please confirm on WhatsApp before you visit.

Confirm the active point
The foundation’s SUV with the Cooperamos Todos logo on its bonnet, at night on a street.
We collect and carry donations in this vehicle. The number plate is blurred on purpose.

Where your donation goes

Six checkpoints between your gift and the family who receives it. Each one leaves a record.

  1. Reception

    We receive your donation, in money or in kind, coordinated by WhatsApp or at the active collection point.

    Received

  2. Record

    It is logged in the donor’s name, with the date and contents.

    Logged

  3. Collection and sorting

    Items are sorted by type (food, hygiene, clothing, household goods) to build each delivery.

    Sorted

  4. Household assessment

    On the ground we record each family’s needs door to door and set priorities.

    Prioritised

  5. Delivery

    Aid reaches each household respectfully, with no conditions attached.

    Delivered

  6. Certificate and reporting

    We issue your donation certificate and publicly report how resources were used.

    Certified

Volunteer

Professionals, technicians, students, tradespeople and citizens from every field: what you know adds up. Volunteering is organised under Colombian Law 720 of 2001.

How it works

  1. You apply

    Fill in the form with your profile, availability and the area where you want to help.

  2. We talk

    We get in touch to understand what you can do and where your time counts most.

  3. You join

    You are registered as a volunteer under Law 720 of 2001.

  4. You join a campaign

    We let you know when an activity needs your profile, in the field or from home.

Profiles we need

  • Health and psychology: psychosocial support and psychological first aid.
  • Education and social work: community workshops and household assessments.
  • Logistics and trades: collection, packing, transport and home repairs.
  • Administration, accounting and law: management, projects and reporting.
  • Communication and design: campaigns, documentation and calls to action.
  • Students from any field: support in the field and with the foundation’s tasks.

Apply to volunteer

Days, times, and whether you can travel to the field.

Required

Partners and companies

Companies, universities, public institutions and international cooperation agencies: we design and run social projects together, and report on the results. In the Las Mercedes campaign, for example, we asked companies and trade associations to help replace the outboard motors and power generators families lost in the fire.

Propose a partnership

Required

Frequently asked questions

Is the foundation legally registered?

Yes. It was constituted by Minutes No. 1 of 8 October 2026 and registered on 30 October 2026 with the Dosquebradas Chamber of Commerce, registration S0501259, tax ID (NIT) 902.122.606-9. The tax registration (RUT) and certificate of incorporation can be downloaded on the Transparency page.

Can I donate online by card?

Not yet. The payment gateway will be connected once the foundation’s bank account is open. In the meantime we coordinate each donation directly: message us on WhatsApp at +57 311 306 6907 or write to presidencia@fundacioncooperamostodos.com.

Will I receive a certificate for my donation?

Yes. Every donation, in money or in kind, is recorded and certified in the donor’s name. We report publicly and regularly.

What can I donate in kind?

Non-perishable food, hygiene kits, clothing and footwear in good condition, blankets, household goods and school supplies. We cannot accept medicines, cooked food or hazardous materials.

How are the families who receive aid chosen?

We go to the territory and assess households door to door, as we did in El Poblado and Las Mercedes, in Quibdó. With that information families are prioritised according to their situation and the foundation’s differential approach, with the best interests of children and adolescents first.

Do I need to be a professional to volunteer?

No. Professionals, technicians, students, tradespeople and citizens from any field all contribute. Volunteering is organised under Colombian Law 720 of 2001.

Does the foundation provide health services?

No. It is a purely social organisation with no political aims. We provide psychosocial support and psychological first aid, which do not replace health care. In a medical emergency in Colombia, call 123.

Do you publish photos of children?

We never publish the faces of minors without written permission from their parents or guardians, nor the personal data of the families we support. It is a foundation rule, not an exception.

Where do you work?

Anywhere in Colombia. Our current operation is in Quibdó (Chocó): the El Poblado neighbourhood and the village of Las Mercedes. Our base is in Dosquebradas (Risaralda).