About

Angeles del Desierto conducts search & rescue operation when there are lost persons in areas of the desert between the U.S and Mexican border. 

We are a non profit, humanitarian, search & rescue group made up of volunteers. We are based out of San Diego, CA but will conduct searches outside the San Diego area if we are requested to do so.

We coordinate our efforts with local & regional authorities, like Border Patrol, Sherriff Department, Department of Forestry, Homeland Security & Mexican Consulate; with the sole purpose of Saving lives or recovering the bodies of those that have perished in the desert regions along the Mexico & U.S. Border.

On Saturdays evenings, we also go to the Tijuana port on entry into Mexico to help out those individuals who are being repatriated by the the Border Patrol or Homeland Security. Many of the Mexican nationals who are repatriated to Mexico through the Tijuana port of entry are not from Tijuana, so they really don’t know their way around. We are there to welcome them back into Mexico, we give them food, water, clothes, or information where they can get shelter or medical assistance if they need it.

We do not enforce local or immigration laws. That job falls within the Sheriff department and the Department of Border Patrol or Homeland Security. Our efforts are humanitarian.

Powerful Stories of Lives Saved

Discover how Angeles del Desierto conducts urgent search and rescue missions, connecting volunteers and donors to support lost migrants effectively.

Saving Lives Through Dedicated Rescue Efforts

This story reveals how our team’s swift actions and community support have brought missing migrants to safety, showcasing the impact of our mission.

Building Hope with Compassionate Care

Explore how Angeles del Desierto navigated challenges and united volunteers to enhance rescue operations and extend life-saving aid.

The Journey to Protect Vulnerable Migrants

This narrative demonstrates how our coordinated efforts improved rescue success rates, increased community engagement, and saved lives in harsh desert conditions.