July 7–14, 2026

Montreal Serve Tour

International

Make a difference in the lives of hurting people in Montréal!

In July 2026, volunteers just like you will participate in a city-wide event by coming alongside local churches to serve their community.

Projects will include community block parties, beautification projects (painting, playgrounds, landscaping, etc.), community outreach (feeding, painting, etc.), food bank support, renovation of a women’s safe shelter, light construction, and more.

This trip is intended for adults but allows youth over 14 to participate as long as a one-to-one ratio is maintained with adults on the team.

While we provide a tentative schedule, we cannot give specific assignments until at least one to two months before departure. Although your team’s schedule will remain flexible, your general weekly itinerary will be as follows:

Tentative Schedule

July 7, Day 1: Arrival and Check-In

July 8, Day 2: Cultural Introduction and Orientation

July 9–11, Days 3–5: Project Days

July 12, Day 6: Church and Worship

July 13, Day 7: Closing Rally and Tourism Activities

July 14, Day 8: Departure and Check-Out

Once registered, you and your team are committed to spending seven days onsite at the rate of $1,010 per person. The trip cost will cover lodging, breakfast and lunch (dinners not included and three lunches), in-country transportation, and ministry expenses. Airfare, visa and vaccination requirements, insurance, and tourism activities are not included.

All volunteers must have their applications completed, payment submitted, references returned, and training completed no later than March 9, 2026.

Registration is limited to 150 participants on a first-come, first-served basis. Registration will close when all spots have been filled or by March 9, 2026. Please note that your registration will not be valid until the deposit ($400 for a team or $100 for an individual) has been paid.

Deposits are non-refundable.

Age Limit: 14+

Fee Per Person: $1,010

Registration is closed

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