Church gave $2.07 billion in assistance since 1985, says 2017 Latter-day Saint Charities report.
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- Latter-day Saint Charities LDS
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Latter-day Saint Charities, "2017 LDS Charities Annual Report," latterdaysaintcharities.org, 2017, accessed June 30, 2021
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- Latter-day Saint Charities
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- Latter-day Saint Charities
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FUNDING AND DONATIONS
Since 1985, LDS Charities has provided $2.07 billion in assistance in 195 countries and territories.
The funds used to support LDS Charities are gathered by local ecclesiastical leaders and LDS Philanthropies, the organization in charge of fundraising for institutions and programs supported by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Donations of all sizes come from individuals and organizations all over the world. One hundred percent of the funds donated to LDS Charities go to support humanitarian projects and programs throughout the world wherever needs exist. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints covers all administration costs. To learn more about donating to LDS Charities, visit give.lds.org/humanitarian.
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