Help build a home to give hope to a family in need.

Hello, my name is Martynas Zenkevicius, and I am a 17-year-old from Chicago. I have dedicated myself to making a difference in the lives of those in need by building homes in Mexico. In the past couple of years, we have traveled to Mexico twice. There, we built homes for families who lived in dire conditions. Each home costs about $25,000 to build, and this year, we are excited to announce our third trip to Ensenada, Mexico, to build another home over the Thanksgiving weekend.

This time, our mission is to construct a home for a family who currently lives outside without a home. We will build the home in two days, thanks to the help of 25-30 dedicated volunteers. The journey will start the day after Thanksgiving, when we will fly into San Diego. A bus takes us two hours south to Ensenada, where we get to work.

On Sunday night, we will hand over the keys to the new home to the grateful family, providing them with a safe and stable place to live. On Monday, we will head back to San Diego and fly home.

The project cost of $25,000 covers all essential expenses, including building materials, logistics, and accommodations for 25-30 volunteers. These funds ensure the efficient construction of a safe home in Ensenada, Mexico, maximizing the impact of every dollar to benefit the family in need.This project is very efficient. Its cost is kept low by the many volunteers.

We are partnering with Homes of Hope. They are dedicated to providing housing for those in need. You can help us in two ways. You can donate to our cause. Or, you can share the link below and spread the word to your friends. Your contribution will affect the lives of the family we are helping

Building homes in Mexico has been a life-changing experience for me. It has taught me the true meaning of compassion and the power of community. Your donation will not just build a house; it will provide a family with hope, stability, and a future.

Thank you for considering supporting our fundraiser. Together, we can build more than just homes—we can build hope.

Be Well,

Marty