On Aug 10, 2026, a magnitude 7.4 earthquake struck near San José del Palmar, in Chocó. We Stand With Colombia sends its aid to Valle del Cauca.

earthquake

magnitude 7.4 · Aug 10, 2026

epicentre

near San José del Palmar, Chocó

aid goes to

Valle del Cauca

inventory, Sep 27, 2026

77 product lines · 2,580 boxes

campaign audience

72,647 views · 38,226 profile views · 71% US, 16% CO

as of 30 Sep 2026

Four steps from a gift to a delivery. The hard part is in the middle: a box can only travel if the item in it has a legal route.

1. 1

   Donor

   Someone in the US or in Colombia wants to give: goods or money.

   rel: gives
2. 2

   Inventory

   What is already collected is counted line by line. On Sep 27, 2026: 77 product lines, 2,580 boxes.

   rel: checks
3. 3

   Routing

   Each item gets a legal class before anything ships: ordinary, permit first, restricted, or unclear. The strictest answer wins.

   rel: ships
4. 4

   Delivery

   Goods travel through a registered organization whose offer was accepted, to Valle del Cauca. Money goes straight to the aid organization; the campaign never receives it.

Pick what you have. The engine reads each item, gives it a legal class and answers strictest first: the route, or what to do instead. It runs only in your browser; nothing is sent or stored.

live · beta

The Route Finder runs on the campaign site as a static page: no server, no account, no request when you ask. The rules run in the browser.

verified

Rules checked against official sources on 28–29 Sep 2026. 45 official links checked on 1 Oct 2026: 40 verified, 4 redirects, 1 superseded, 0 broken.

fail-safe

A route whose rules are more than 30 days old turns into “ask the authority”. Full re-check monthly, every 14 days while the emergency lasts.

in review

A reading fix for items of several words (“coffee maker” is a machine, “box of soap” is soap), proposed on 1 Oct 2026 and waiting for the campaign’s approval.

data

Goods, rules and routes live in a small knowledge graph and reach the page as JSON-LD. Every rule cites a dated official source.

workflow

AI agents research the rules and propose each change with its source; a person on the campaign approves every change before it goes public.

privacy

Nothing typed is sent, stored, logged or put in the URL.

creditbuilt on Project Kintsugi by Liberation Labs / TH Coalition, used with their authorisation.

Before the tools, the campaign: a portrait grid in the colours of the flag, on screens in Times Square, New York. These are the only real photos of the screens so far.

Signs and ads around the screens are blurred.