
Club Space Launches Donation Campaign To Support Venezuela Earthquake Relief
Miami's legendary Club Space is stepping up to help those affected by the devastating earthquakes that recently struck Venezuela, launching a fundraising campaign that allows both clubgoers and supporters around the world to contribute to relief efforts.
On June 24, two powerful earthquakes measuring 7.2 and 7.5 struck northern Venezuela, leaving widespread destruction across the country. The hardest-hit areas include Caracas and La Guaira, where thousands of families have been impacted. According to the latest reports, more than 1,400 people have lost their lives, while rescue and recovery operations continue.

To support those affected, Club Space announced that it will match every donation dollar-for-dollar (1:1) through the Global Empowerment Network, helping maximize the impact of every contribution.
Guests attending events at The Terrace, Ground, and Floyd over the next two weekends will have the option to add a donation directly when purchasing tickets. Those who aren't attending can still contribute through Club Space's dedicated online donation page.
The initiative comes as Miami's dance music community rallies around Venezuela during one of the country's most difficult moments. By matching donations and making giving easily accessible, Club Space hopes to encourage the global electronic music community to support relief efforts in any way possible.
The fundraiser coincides with another packed holiday weekend at the iconic venue, including performances from Claptone, Hannah Wants, Masters At Work, Kolter, and Sweely, giving attendees an opportunity to enjoy the music while contributing to a meaningful cause.
Whether it's a small contribution or a larger donation, every dollar will help provide emergency assistance and support to communities recovering from the disaster.
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