- People interested in giving online gifts to the MIT Chile Relief Fund can be directed to: https://giving.mit.edu/givenow/GiftStart.dyn?desig=4014347. Donations to this fund will support MIT alums, students, faculty and staff engaged in relief efforts in Chile.
- Chilean students at Harvard University and MIT have set up a web site to collect donations: http://www.harvardmitchile.org*
- Donate online to the Chile Teletón, a Chilean charity organization identified by Chilean students at MIT. Note that there is no affiliation between the Chile Teletón* and the Public Service Center. Please note that text is in Spanish.
- Donate directly to agencies that are working in Chile on disaster relief:

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