The Fixers travel the world to work with local volunteers to build, re-build, or renovate a desperately needed structure in the community. Every project is a race against time, with life-changing results.
In Mexico, the Fixers help build a new playground for a women’s shelter, Mi Casa Esperanza. A new Fixer, Nick Bishop, finds an unexpected connection with the people of Mi Casa Esperanza.
The Fixers travel to Sierra Leone to build a cassava processing plant for an impoverished village. As they work, they learn how Muslims and Christians coexist in the area.
The Fixers reunite with familiar faces as they return to a location from a previous build in Honduras to repair hurricane damage and reinforce homes in preparation for future storms.
The Fixers help the Maasai in Kenya build a bead processing plant that will provide revenue for their village. Short on time and manpower, the Fixers work to provide a safe place for the women of the tribe to practice their traditional craft.
In Argentina, the Fixers help a town construct an education center for students learning agriculture. The school specializes in beekeeping, and the Fixers must figure out how to extract honey from the hives.
The Fixers revitalize a recycling center in the British Virgin Isles to help alleviate the growing problem of trash buildup on Tortola. Original Fixer Nick Apostolides returns as a guest star to help the group with their work.
The Fixers face their most unique challenge yet in Bangladesh where they must turn a bus into a mobile classroom to help get pre-school education to the disadvantaged areas of Dhaka.
In Louisiana, the Fixers build a racing garage for a track that serves Veterans through adrenaline therapy. A potential new Fixer is put to the test to see if he has what it takes to become a member of the team.
The Fixers work with their newest teammate, Rob, to build a new ranger station in the jungles of Belize. Their efforts help provide protection from wildfires, illegal logging, and poachers.
The Fixers travel to Kingston, Jamaica to build a culinary institute for the Caribbean Christian Center for the Deaf. There they find a welcoming and generous community ready to work hard to give access to those who cannot hear.