Church leaders are coordinating relief efforts after July’s 7.1 magnitude earthquake in Kumamoto, Japan.

Local Church leaders visited schools, hospitals and community projects in Kenya’s Lamu County to collaborate on projects to support the community.

The Church donated to Punjab, Pakistan, following monsoon floods in 2025 and again to support people with disabilities in 2026.

Relief Society General President Camille N. Johnson thanks multiple organizations for working together to create new opportunities to build communities, families.

One stake president in El Salvador said this was part of the Church’s mission “to help all people just as Christ would.”

In the last few months, the Church has donated equipment, funds and a new building to improve infant and maternal care — from Mongolia to Thailand.

Local members open Church meetinghouses and their homes to evacuees

From Mongolia to California, Latter-day Saint volunteers celebrated the United States’ 250th anniversary through service, food donations and patriotic music.

The Church is working with multiple organizations for a combined total of $2.8 million to support those in need after two deadly earthquakes.

"Education empowers them to achieve their potential," said Eric Lam, who teaches the English lessons.