Netflix Donates $186,000 to Colombian Film Workers After Earthquake

Netflix donated $186,000 to Colombian film organizations to aid workers affected by the August 10 earthquake.

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Netflix donated 600 million Colombian pesos, equivalent to approximately $186,000, to the Colombian Academy of Film and Asocinde to support audiovisual workers affected by the earthquake that struck Colombia on August 10, 2026. ^[1] Netflix announced it will triple the contributions its employees make to charitable organizations related to the earthquake through its Donation Program. ^[2] The Colombian Academy of Film and Asocinde will conduct a census to identify the damages and needs of audiovisual workers to determine who requires assistance. ^[3] The donated resources will be managed and distributed directly by the Colombian Academy of Film and Asocinde according to their own verification and aid delivery mechanisms. ^[4] The August 10 earthquake in Colombia had a magnitude of 7.4, killing 331 people, injuring 4,449, and leaving at least 406,963 displaced. ^[5] Elkin Zair, Executive Director of the Colombian Academy of Cinema, highlighted the organization's commitment to accompany professionals facing difficulties and recognized those who used their equipment and knowledge for search and rescue efforts. ^[6]

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Netflix announced it will triple the contributions its employees make to charitable organizations related to the earthquake through its Donation Program. · Portafolio

The Colombian Academy of Film and Asocinde will conduct a census to identify the damages and needs of audiovisual workers to determine who requires assistance. · Portafolio

The donated resources will be managed and distributed directly by the Colombian Academy of Film and Asocinde according to their own verification and aid delivery mechanisms. · Portafolio

The August 10 earthquake in Colombia had a magnitude of 7.4, killing 331 people, injuring 4,449, and leaving at least 406,963 displaced. · RPP

Elkin Zair, Executive Director of the Colombian Academy of Cinema, highlighted the organization's commitment to accompany professionals facing difficulties and recognized those who used their equipment and knowledge for search and rescue efforts. · El Universo

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