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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.

Emergency Response

What’s New

Emina's Garden: Planting Seeds of Self-Reliance

In an ongoing effort to help rural families struggling with food security and access to nutrient-rich foods, Latter-day Saint Charities and Muslim Aid provide greenhouse kits to committed participants. These kits include a concrete-anchored greenhouse, an irrigation system, and seeds—everything needed for one planting cycle.

Emergency Relief Efforts and Hope During COVID-19

We Have a Charge to Take Care of This Marvelous Earth

Helping Refugee and Immigrant Women Gain Economic Opportunity

Addressing 5 Root Causes of Hunger

Françoise's "Life-Giving Fish": Treating Anemia around the World

Latter-day Saint Charities Is Helping to Increase Mobility throughout the World

Guidelines on Homemade Cloth Face Masks

Regaining Independence through the Gift of Sight

The Power of Sight: How We Work to Improve Vision Care

Latter-day Saint Charities Highlights Common Ground with Multinational Partners

“Hungry Children Need Food”: 30 Million Meals Provided for Schoolchildren

Syrian Refugee Children Find Belonging and Reclaim Identity

What We Do

Community Projects

Emergency Response

Immigrant Services

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