Mexico

Make a difference and be a part of the team heading to Puerto Peñasco (Rocky Point), Mexico for 4 days to build a home for a family this February 2021. While you are there, you don’t just get to be involved in building part of a home but you also get to interact and work alongside the family who will be receiving it, use the gifts God has given you, and make connections with those who are on the trip with you.

Summit partners with 1Mission who is involved in selecting the family, providing the housing materials, as well as the basecamp where we eat and sleep. The food is delicious, and participants are able to stay in tents or their own trailers/RVs.  You will need a passport. This trip is for ages 4^th grade and older. We are looking forward to having you join us. No construction experience or Spanish speaking skills are necessary. Registration is now open.

Dates:  Friday, February 12 – Monday, February 15, 2021

Cost:

• Adults Early Bird Registration: $215 registered and paid by Dec. 20, 2020
• Adults (age 18+): $265 (After Dec. 20, 2020)
• Students (5^th grade – age 17 at the time of the trip): $105
• Students (4^th grade at the time of the trip): Free

Passport: Each person age 18+ needs to have a current passport booklet or passport card. Children with parents can have a Birth Certificate as proof of citizenship.

Housing Options: 1Mission options for housing are for you to bring a tent, RV, or travel trailer. With new COVID restrictions, there is no access to the bunkhouses. Once you register, you will make your RV or travel trailer reservation.

1Mission COVID Changes and Restrictions:

• Maximum participants on basecamp will be reduced by 50%.
• Upon vehicle entry into the 1Mission basecamp, there will be a sanitizing tunnel.
• Every person will take their temperature upon arrival. If anyone in the vehicle has a fever, the whole carload will not be allowed to enter (will need to return to PHX).
• Prepare to drive your own vehicle to Mexico and the worksite each day.  Carpooling will be limited.
• No access to the bunkhouses. Everyone needs to have their own tent, RV, or trailer.