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“These villages and schools don’t have electricity. As children push the merry-go-round, it [generates] electricity that [lights] the school rooms,” says BYU professor Charles Harrell from the Ira A. Fulton College of Engineering and Technology. The first project was completed in 2008. [Read More]

Mormons Serving Local Communities

Winnipeg Canada Mormons Feed the Hungry
Winnipeg Canada Mormons Feed the Hungry

Hundreds of volunteers from the six Mormon congregations in Winnipeg, Canada,  picked... 

LDS Help Presbyterians Build Park
LDS Help Presbyterians Build Park

An ecumenical service project is under way in American Fork, Utah.  The project... 

LDS Members Rally in Central America
LDS Members Rally in Central America

Thousands of members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the Mormon... 

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Mormons Giving Aid Globally

Mormon Church Gets Aid into Pakistan
Mormon Church Gets Aid into Pakistan

The Mormon Church has no members in Pakistan, and no meeting houses, temples or welfare... 

So that Newborns can Breathe
So that Newborns can Breathe

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BYU Students Harness Sun Power for Peruvians
BYU Students Harness Sun Power for Peruvians

The Peruvians who live on the floating reed islands of Lake Titicaca want for basic... 

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Ways to Help

How the Structure of the Mormon Church Enables it to Give Help Quickly
How the Structure of the Mormon Church Enables it to Give Help Quickly

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is structured uniquely following the pattern of Christ’s ancient Church.  This structure enables the Church to quickly assess needs at the time of emergencies or disasters, and to quickly provide aid.  Here are some insights into how that works. Like the ancient church, the Mormon Church has a... [Read more of this review]

Hygiene Kit Hygiene Kit

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Medical Kits in Demand: Opportunity to Aid Medical Kits in Demand: Opportunity to Aid

Medical shipments are in high demand and include a number of different items. Instructions for hospital gowns and scrub tops and pants are available at the official Church Humanitarian Site. All medical supplies with an expiration date must have at least 13 months of good date left when the items are donated. The following first-aid items in original... [Read more of this review]

Make a School Kit for a Child in Need Make a School Kit for a Child in Need

Place the following items in a durable cloth bag (see photo & instructions) · 4 unsharpened pencils · 1 rubber pencil eraser – approximately 1×2 inches · 1 pair blunt nosed scissors with metal blades · 1 pencil sharpener · 1 straight edge ruler – 12 inches, with metric · Glued or spiral bound notebooks with lined sheets, 8... [Read more of this review]

Orphanage Kits Volunteers Can Provide
Orphanage Kits Volunteers Can Provide

In addition to kits, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Mormons) distributes other needed items that volunteers may provide. Your donation will represent the Church. Please ensure that quality and appearance reflect appropriate high standards. Orphanage Modules A special module with quilts, various supplies, toys and children’s clothing... [Read more of this review]

What Else Can I Do to Serve the Needy?
What Else Can I Do to Serve the Needy?

Many of us  see suffering in our own communities and throughout the world. We want to do something to help, but don’t know what to do. The Prophet Joseph Smith taught: A true Latter-day Saint is to feed the hungry, to clothe the naked, to provide for the widow, to dry up the tear of the orphan, to comfort the afflicted, whether in this Church... [Read more of this review]

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