What in the world is the LDS Church doing to help those in need?

This 2021 global report offers an overview: $906M in spending, 80M pounds of food, 6.8M volunteer hours, 3,909 humanitarian projects in 188 nations.

(Photo courtesy of UNICEF and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints) Latter-day Saint Charities has supported global immunization initiatives led by UNICEF and the World Health Organization. Here, a woman receives a vaccination in Chad.

What in the world is the LDS Church doing to help those in need?

This 2021 global report offers an overview: $906M in spending, 80M pounds of food, 6.8M volunteer hours, 3,909 humanitarian projects in 188 nations.

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