The Church works with Zaman, a local nonprofit organization in Detroit, Michigan, to help women, children and refugees become self-reliant.

Church members coordinated efforts to alleviate food insecurity in Texas, address clothing needs in Oklahoma

The goal is to decrease response times — by as much as seven days — to natural disasters and emergencies like hurricanes.

Elder Quentin L. Cook visited with organization supported in part through Light the World in 2024 donations.

Humanitarian efforts in seven Brazil communities in spring 2025 include supporting a pediatric intensive care unit, sponsoring neonatal CPR classes, helping flood victims and wheelchair donations.

Church members in Korea helped children's centers in their communities, with a food donation and helping with a new heating, air conditioning system.

Five Kiribati islands have solar-powered desalination plants to bring clean drinking water to villages, through a Church project. More plants are planned to help more islands have clean water.

JustServe volunteers have created and donated nearly 200 crocheted pickles since January for kids in foster care to enjoy.

Together with the American Red Cross, Emergency Network Los Angeles and others, the Church aided wildfire survivors in Southern California through a six-day wildfire recovery center.

Senior missionaries of the Church travel around Savai'i, Samoa, fashioning prosthetics for dozens of amputees.