Mexico House Builds
Join us in San Quintin, Mexico, to build houses for families in need. Experience the joy of giving back while empowering communities through our charity house build program.
Build a House in Mexico and Change Lives
At One Life, our Mexico Charity House Build program in San Quintin offers a unique opportunity to make a tangible difference in the lives of families in need. By joining our house build teams, you will not only construct a safe, sturdy home but also build lasting relationships with the community you serve
Why Build a House in Mexico?
The journey to San Quintin is more than just a trip—it’s a life-changing experience. Our program brings together groups of 10-30 volunteers who are passionate about giving back. Over the course of a week, you’ll work hand-in-hand with local families to build a new home, providing them with a foundation for a better future.
Our work doesn’t stop when the last nail is driven. The house build is just the beginning of a long-term commitment to the families and communities we serve. We empower local churches and individuals with education programs, food security initiatives, and ongoing training events, ensuring that your contribution has a lasting impact.
What You’ll Gain
- Personal Growth: Experience the joy of giving back and see the direct impact of your work on a family’s life.
- Cultural Immersion: Bond with the local community, learn about their culture, and forge meaningful relationships.
- Making a Difference: Know that your efforts are part of a larger mission to uplift and support those in need.
Vacation bible school & OUTREACH OPTIONS
- Lead Vacation Bible School
- Assist with church services
- Serve community meals
- Assist with local schools
- and much more
Partnering with One Life is a Win for both you and Us.
We want to have you and your group!
- Ask us any questions you have, we are here to help.
- Tell us about your group. Who would be coming?
- Do you have any dates already in mind?
Our staff are here to walk you through the entire process.
