Mexico Mission is dedicated to lending a hand to the desperately needy South of the border. We help those who have far less than our own poor here in Los Angeles. Through the generous donations of our parishioners and parish school families, we feed and care for as many as we're able. For our first couple of trips in 2014, we visited the needy living in a dump in Tijuana. 

The Mexican goverment periodically clears out its dumps, forcing those who live there to leave. After meeting with Fr. Nicholas Harding (Fr. Nick), who is responsible for the spiritual needs of the 250,000 people living in La Morita, the poorest community of Tijuana, we agreed to lend our help to supporting Fr. Nick's mission.  We gather food and clothes for the desperate in Mexico. Come join us. Fill a Mexico Mission paper bag or two these coming months or donate what you're able. Cash donations help us buy much needed items that are rarely donated. God bless! Boxed non-refrigerated milk, cereal, pop-top lid canned food, flour, peanut butter, honey, toiletries, school supplies, diapers (infant & adult), baby formula, hospice needs (plastic mattress covers, 24-pc puzzles), tarps, rope.

You can volunteer to help with this Mission by filling out this Volunteer Form,
Or contact: Max Lowry  at 818.519.7666