Operation Walk Georgia • Antigua Guatemala

Help us go back on June 25, 2027.

We just completed this year’s trip to Antigua Guatemala, and the strongest proof of the mission is the patients and families we served there. This page keeps the donation ask first, shows real patient moments from Guatemala, and makes it easy to support the return trip from this site.

Donate on this site See Antigua photos
2026 This year’s Antigua trip is complete. The next step is funding the return.
06.25.27 The next Operation Walk Georgia trip is targeted for June 25, 2027.
Direct giving Supporters can give here and receive a receipt by email after payment.
Why this exists

Built around the same mission-first structure that makes Operation Walk work.

The wider Operation Walk story is powerful because it connects mobility, volunteer care, donor support, and visible mission follow-through. This page brings that same structure to Operation Walk Georgia: a clear mission date, direct giving, photo proof, and an easy path for supporters who want to help right now.

Support care Donations help fund the practical work behind a return mission, from core surgical needs to the logistics that make the trip possible.
Show the story The Antigua gallery gives donors a direct window into Guatemalan patients, recovery, and the on-the-ground reality behind Operation Walk Georgia.
Keep it simple Instead of sending supporters elsewhere, this page lets them commit here and receive a receipt using the information they provide.
Mission context

From Antigua 2026 to Antigua 2027.

This year’s trip has already happened. The next job is financing the return. If someone lands here because they know the team, followed the trip, or heard about Operation Walk Georgia after Antigua, they should be able to understand the mission, see real patient images from Guatemala, and donate without friction.

What supporters should know
The next trip is already dated. Operation Walk Georgia is planning to go back to Antigua Guatemala on June 25, 2027.
This page is donation-first. The main conversion is a direct gift, not a generic contact form or an off-site handoff that loses momentum.
Receipts are part of the experience. Donors should leave with confidence that their payment went through and that their documentation is on the way by email.
Antigua gallery

Give donors a real look at the trip.

These photos come from the Antigua Guatemala share link you provided. The page now leads with patient-centered images from Guatemala, and visitors can open the full gallery anytime using the direct gallery button below.

A patient in Guatemala recovering in bed with a family member standing beside him
Real recovery moments from Guatemala keep the mission grounded in the people Operation Walk Georgia is there to serve.
Operation Walk clinicians meeting with Guatemalan patients during a bedside consultation
Patient evaluations and bedside conversations are part of the work donors help fund.
A recovering Guatemalan patient beginning to stand and move with help from the Operation Walk team
Donations support the care that gets patients through surgery and into early recovery.
An Operation Walk volunteer checking on a Guatemalan patient at the bedside
The full share link stays available for anyone who wants to follow more of the Antigua story beyond these patient highlights.
Open the full Antigua gallery See the wider Operation Walk mission
Donation questions

What people usually ask before they give.

Where does the donation happen?

The donor chooses an amount here on the TJS site, enters their receipt details here, and then completes payment in a secure checkout flow.

Will donors get a receipt?

Yes. The donation flow is set up so the donor’s email travels with the payment, and a receipt can be emailed automatically after a successful donation.

What if someone needs something for tax records?

The page is built to capture the donor’s contact information so the team can provide any additional documentation required for records or tax purposes.

Ready to help?

Send Operation Walk Georgia back.

Support the return to Antigua Guatemala on June 25, 2027, or share this page with someone who would want to give.

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