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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

LDS Helping Hands in Guatemala LDS Helping Hands in Guatemala

In conjunction with Children’s Day in Guatemala (October 10, 2009), 7,000 members... 

LDS Church Receives Community Service Award LDS Church Receives Community Service Award

Accepting on behalf of The Church are Llewanne Bass and Mark Miller with Charles... 

Mormons Help Locally – All Over the World Mormons Help Locally – All Over the World

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Mormons Giving Aid Globally

LDS Humanitarian Aid in Haiti LDS Humanitarian Aid in Haiti

Church members leave the Petion-Vville Ward after church in Port-au-Prince, Haiti.... 

LDS Humanitarian Aid to Storm-Stricken Cambodia and Laos LDS Humanitarian Aid to Storm-Stricken Cambodia and Laos

Aid recipients sit with bags of rice in Sandan, Cambodia In early November, 2009,... 

Mormons Provide Long-Term Aid to Tsunami Victims Mormons Provide Long-Term Aid to Tsunami Victims

A tsunami survivor stands in front of her new house built by LDS Charities. In December,... 

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Ways to Help

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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]

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