The El Salvador Unbound project is a collaborative effort between the Catholic Church of St. Ann and Santa Ana, El Salvador. Since 2014, St. Ann parishioners have over $1 Million to villagers through sponsorships, home improvements and scholarships.
John and Leysa Adams
312-735-1887
2025 Unbound Awareness Trip happening May 14 - 18, 2025.
There are 25 spots available for people to participate. The informational meeting will share all of the details about why we are making the trip and how the people of St. Ann can get involved. Let us know by email if you would like to be contacted about this meeting and other upcoming Unbound events. (use the contact info above)
Read more about it in the info packet here: Unbound: El Salvador Awareness Trip, 2025.
Donate: Santa Ana villagers lack many of life’s basic necessities. St. Ann’s sponsors are the cornerstone of Unbound’s success in Santa Ana.
Sponsorships help children, youth and elderly villagers break out of poverty by providing funds to improve their health, nutrition, housing, clothing and access to education.
100% of donor funds go directly to villagers. To find out if your company has a matching gift program and to facilitate your gift request, use the Unbound online search tool.
Father Roger Plante was an early member of the Unbound organization, and when he began a special project for St. Ann, it was serendipitous that Unbound had found an area in El Salvador named Santa Ana. Before Father Roger’s passing in December 2017, he formalized the St. Ann–Santa Ana ministry, board of directors, and operating committees to ensure that this work would continue.
Unbound came to life as a ministry at St. Ann’s under the exuberant enthusiasm of the late Father Roger Plante. His heartfelt homilies about the villagers of Santa Ana, El Salvador, and his homespun stories inspired hundreds of our parish family to get involved in this international outreach ministry.
“How could I call myself Christian and turn my back on these people?” asked parishioner and Unbound donor Janet Baudry. “I’m blessed and I have really more than what I need to live on and a lot of these people don’t. They go from day to day in such dire need and poverty, how could I turn my back on them?”