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What a Handful of LDS Students Did in KenyaBy Scot and Maurine Proctor

You thought obscure Lone Peak High School was just the home of the number one basketball team in the nation—but it is also home to some world-class humanitarian students. Join us in Kenya this year or donate to build a well.

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Musicians and Entertainers Come Together in a Night for Africa’s Children

Make a difference in the lives of African children and attend a beautiful night of music and entertainment.

You’re Invited: A Family Night for Africa’s Children

Students at Lone Peak High School felt it wasn’t fair that they had a great education, food to eat and nice homes, while children in Africa suffer. They decided to do something about it, and you can help.

By Maurine Proctor
LDS Families Join Together to Change Lives in Remote Villages Around the World

Family Humanitarian Expeditions (FHe) serves hundreds of remote Q’eqchi’ villagers in the remote Polochic Valley of Guatemala and wants to invite you and your family to join them.

By Rachel von Niederhausern
A New Year’s Gift for Africa--Yeah Samake

We have the chance to have an LDS priesthood holder lead one of the nations of Africa and you can help.

Ending Child and Sex Trafficking in Cambodia

Often child trafficking takes the form of baby warehouses, where children from poor families are sold to be adopted by Americans who are looking for children.

By Erin Ann McBride
Fighting trafficking in Cambodia

How can anyone sell her child to sex traffickers? “It happened to me,” the mothers say, “and I survived.”

By Erin Ann McBride
Stopping the Rain in Mozambique

In a land where mothers regularly die giving birth, a humanitarian group founded by an LDS couple has begun to turn things around.

By Blair and Cindy Packard
Haiti One Year Later

A year after Haiti’s earthquake, for so many the devastation continues. For those who served there, the memories burn deep.

By Erin Ann McBride