The Partners we support to end the generational poverty cycle

We truly believe that to be able to make a dent towards generational poverty the work needs to be locally led.  Each of these programs we support are met and administered through The Vineyard Ministry of México in Mazatlán, México. 

Each initiative is administered through our local partners in Mazatlán, Mexico. 

Our General Fund 

The General Fund allows CMMS to keep the day to day operations running so we can keep supporting our local partners on the ground. When you support the general fund it also allows us respond quickly when urgent needs come up, like providing food, resources, or operating to keep that partner work moving. Every dollar you give helps us act with faith, flexibility, and compassion where it’s needed.


Compassion Iniatives

Every week, volunteers with our partners deliver fresh meals and clean water to families working at the Mazatlán city dump and to hungry children in local community centres, meeting their most basic needs with dignity and care.


Mazatlán School Water Project

We partner with Vineyard Ministries in Mazatlán to bring the gift of clean, safe water to children and families in need. Through the installation of water purification systems and bottle refill stations in one hundred of the city’s poorest schools, we’re helping to break cycles of sickness and poverty while demonstrating God’s love in a practical, life-giving way. Every clean drink of water becomes a reminder of His provision and care.


Children's Education Programs

In Mexico, school isn't free, and many families must choose between education and food. Through The Vineyard Child Sponsorship Program, your support helps children ages 4–14 stay in school and hope for a brighter future. Sponsorship covers tuition, uniforms, and supplies, plus weekly meals, Bible classes, and a safe place to learn, play, and grow, so each child knows they are loved by God and valued in their community.


With programs like these the lives of underprivileged children and families in Central México can be impacted forever

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