"We laugh and love and try to build the kingdom of God as we love those around us," said Karen Lewis.

“Children are the Lord’s most precious resource! They are sent to us by God, our Heavenly Father, with a divine mandate to raise them in His love,” wrote President Susan H. Porter.

Youth, single adults, families and friends packed the Salt Palace Convention Center to pack 1 million meals for those experiencing food insecurity in Utah.

Church initiatives and donations are improving healthcare and sanitation in the West African nation of Ghana.

The Primary service initiative continues the legacy of children serving other children.

The Vegetable Garden both feeds the hungry and builds community relationships.

“Our humanitarian work focuses on helping the most vulnerable, regardless of race, religion or nationality,” said Steve Dobb, emergency response manager in the Philippines.

The Church also donated various rescue equipment to Davao City and local members participated in a blood drive.

BYU fans and alumni took part in Cougs Care service projects at road football games during the 2024 season.

Missionaries in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, sorted and labeled 12,000 cans of food to give to people in need.