Help Us Serve The People of El Salvador - This Summer
Madison, Judah, and I are going to El Salvador this summer to serve the children and community.
Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you. And surely I am with you always, to the very end of the age.”
News & Updates
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3/1/26
Our video letter is now done and published. This page is now ready to go, and we can start sharing the news with friends and family. Our first team meeting will be the second week of March.
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2/5/26
We've sent in our applications to join the team and have been approved! We're heading to Central America this summer! Madison updated her list of people to reach out to for fundraising. Judah added all his community members to our list.
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2/5/2026At the end of 2025, we got Judah his passport. All three of us are set to travel internationally.
“Religion that is pure and undefiled before God, the Father, is this: to visit orphans and widows in their affliction...”
Our Personal Mission Letter
In June, we — Jason, Madison, and Judah — will be traveling to San Salvador, El Salvador. We are honored to serve with global(x) and their local partner, La Casa de mi Padre, an incredible organization dedicated to restoring and reunifying families.
In El Salvador, the cycle of poverty often leads to broken homes. La Casa works to break that cycle by providing a Christ-centered family environment for children who have been separated from their biological parents. During our week there, we will be rolling up our sleeves to help with:
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Property Restoration: Painting, landscaping, and cleaning at the La Finca farm.
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Relational Investment: Playing games and connecting with foster families and children to show them they are loved.
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Community Outreach: Hiking into rural areas to deliver meals and essential supplies to vulnerable families.
Your support makes this mission possible. The funds we raise cover more than just our travel; they directly support the ministry’s projects and the local leaders who care for these children year-round. This is a vital opportunity for us to step outside our "American bubble," grow in our faith, and serve the "least of these" in practical, life-giving ways.
To make this journey a reality, we need to raise a total of $8,100 ($2,700 per person). Would you consider partnering with us?
Whether you can give $500 or $5, every bit helps us reach our goal. To donate, you can use the links on this page or send a check made payable to global(x) to:
692 Barley Hill Lane Sugar Hill, Georgia 30518
Global(x) is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization, and all donations are tax-deductible.
Whether or not you are able to contribute financially, we would deeply value your prayers for our safety, for the hearts of the children we will meet, and for our family as we serve together.
With gratitude,
Jason, Madison & Judah Montoya
Make a Tax-Deductible Donation
If you'd prefer to donate offline, simply mail us a check to 692 Barley Hill Lane, Sugar Hill, Georgia 30518 made payable to global(x) — which is the 501(c)3 charitable organization that facilitates this trip.
Know someone that could contribute? Would you pass along this page to them?
Other Ways You Can Help
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About La Casa De Mi Padre
La Casa de mi Padre is a Christian children’s home serving children who have been taken out of their families due to abuse, neglect and/or abandonment through the court system.
About Global(x) Journeys
501(c)3 charitable organization: 58-2203569
Global(x)'s mission is to engage people on a faith-building journey to serve others around the world. They believe that one of the most significant faith-building experiences of someone’s life can take place on a global(x) journey. They partner with Christian organizations that provide service opportunities that allow us to serve at-risk children and families, churches, and the least reached.