Will you help me build 20 homes for families who don’t have one in Oaxaca, Mexico? It only takes 10 people giving $300 to reach the goal of this fundraiser - Or give anything you can because every bit counts, to give someone a home they've never had?
I’ve joined a fantastic team—Leadr—and together, we’re raising funds to partner with the incredible nonprofit TECHO to give families something life-changing: a safe, dry, and dignified place to live.
Each home costs $6,000 to build. My first goal is to raise half that—$3,000—but I’d love to go all the way and fund an entire house. Honestly, I’d love to help build many.
Your support, big or small, will directly impact a family’s future—and trust me, when they’re handed the keys to their very first home, there won’t be a dry eye around. I’ll make sure you get updates, photos, and maybe even a few tears of joy.
Every dollar goes straight to TECHO, and it’s 100% tax-deductible. But more than that, you’ll be giving something priceless: hope.
Check out the short video below to see what these builds are like—or just ask me. I’ve got stories already.
Thanks for anything you can give. Here's the link to the YouTube video: https://youtu.be/MgHyXFn4ssI
About TECHO
TECHO is a nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering communities throughout Latin America by building housing, supporting social development, and working alongside local families to break the cycle of poverty. Their work is community-centered, focusing on collaboration and long-term impact to create sustainable change.
Your Impact: 100% to the Family
Here’s the best part: every dollar you give goes directly to the home-building project for this family. A generous corporate sponsor is covering all other expenses, including payment processing, software, and my travels to the build site. So, when you donate, you can be sure that 100% of your contribution reaches TECHO, and 100% of those funds will go straight to the family’s new home. Every penny you give translates to a safe place for a family to rest, grow, and dream.