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Our name is a reminder that the humanitarian effort of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is made possible primarily through the generous contributions of its members, known as Latter-day Saints.

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How to Be a Humanitarian, Part 3

Did you know there is an ethical code that humanitarians follow? Humanity, neutrality, impartiality, and independence are shared values that nonprofit aid organizations around the world embrace. As individuals within our communities, we can also keep these values as we look for ways to help one another.

Emergency Relief Efforts and Hope During COVID-19

Bright Spots during the COVID-19 Food Crisis

Wild Polio Eliminated in Africa: A Giant Step Closer to Eradication

Fatima’s Red Jacket: Warmth during Winter and War

How to Be a Humanitarian, Part 1

Economic Inclusion Is a Key Element of Immigrant Integration

Guidelines on Homemade Cloth Face Masks

7 Simple Ways to Start Preparing for Emergencies

How to Be a Humanitarian, Part 2

Proper hand washing can prevent disease and save lives

10 Facts about Latter-day Saint Charities

Navajo Nation Rises through Hard Challenges

What We Do

Community Projects

Emergency Response

Maternal and Newborn Care

Refugee Response

Donations from members are used around the world to help people improve their lives. Since 1985, donations have allowed us to provide assistance to millions of people in 197 countries and territories.

See where your donations are being used.

Map of Current Projects