The following is information from LDS Philanthropies, the charitable-giving arm of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. These are worthy causes you may want to consider donating to.
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Making Missions Possible
2015 Goal: $30 Million
Nearly 30 percent of full-time missionaries come from non-self-sustaining areas and receive significant financial assistance from the General Missionary Fund. Read More
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Sister Marina Andrade developed and strengthened her relationship with the Savior during her mission. Though she fell ill and went home early in a wheelchair, she found the courage and faith to return to finish her mission—a mission made possible by generous donors who gave to the General Missionary Fund
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New Self-Reliance Services/PEF Initiative Ignites Hope
2015 Goal: $5 Million
With more then 15 million Church Members worldwide, it is not surprising to find members in many locations who lack the spiritual and temporal necessities of life. Read More
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Self-Reliance program participants find hope and joy in applying the principals of temporal and spiritual self-reliance.
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Saving Babies from Becoming Another Statistic
2015 Goal: $13 Million
Maternal and Newborn Care is one of many Humanitarian Services programs under Church Welfare. As Elder Jeffrey R. Holland traveled in a developing part of the world,…Read More
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Helping babies breathe is just one of the many ways that Humanitarian Services, also known as LDS Charities, is blessing the lives of families throughout the world.
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Preserving the Past with FamilySearch
2015 Goal: $2 Million
On a mission to accelerate family history and temple work, FamilySearch is strengthening its efforts to capture records. Read More
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