A Humanitarian Crisis
For just $50 a day, you can help a gringo afford artisanal tacos in Roma Norte. Your support provides emergency oat milk, coworking space, and emotional validation.
*Your donation is technically tax-deductible in a country that doesn't exist.
The Crisis in Numbers
12,847
gringos displaced from their WeWork spaces this year alone
1 in 3
digital nomads forced to learn basic Spanish to order coffee
$47
average daily cost of a gringo's oat milk latte habit
87%
have never eaten a taco that cost less than $5 USD
Survivor Testimonies
These are the faces of the crisis. Each one has a story that will change the way you see your next international flight.
"I came to Mexico City for the culture. Now I can't find a single brunch spot that takes Apple Pay. I've been reduced to carrying cash. Physical money. Like an animal."
Chad, 28
Austin, TX
"The WiFi at my coliving space dropped to 50mbps. I had to reschedule my breathwork Zoom. My healer said my chakras would be misaligned for a week. Nobody talks about this kind of trauma."
Brittany, 31
Brooklyn, NY
"I've been here 8 months and still can't order in Spanish. My Uber Eats driver judges me. Last week he left my food at the wrong building. On purpose. I know it."
Jake, 26
Portland, OR
Make a Difference
Choose a level of support. Every dollar helps a displaced gringo maintain their lifestyle abroad with dignity.
Bronze
$50
per month
One artisanal taco per day from a restaurant with an English menu
Silver
$100
per month
Weekly massage at a boutique Roma Norte spa with bilingual staff
Gold
$250
per month
Coworking space membership with reliable WiFi and cold brew on tap
Platinum
$500
per month
A furnished apartment in Condesa with rooftop access and a succulent garden
Our Mission
Save The Gringos International Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting the growing population of displaced Americans, Canadians, and Europeans who have bravely relocated to Mexico City in search of affordable living, good weather, and Instagram content.
Founded in 2024, our organization has provided critical resources to thousands of expats struggling to navigate life without Amazon Prime two-day shipping. From emergency Duolingo subscriptions to VPN access for US Netflix, we are on the front lines of this humanitarian effort.
Here, tradition is preserved, lifestyles are curated, and the inability to speak the local language is treated as a personality trait.
Skyler Thompson-García
Chief Vibes Officer
Brayden Mitchell
Director of Remote Suffering
Ashleigh Prescott
VP of Taco Accessibility