Mormon Helping Hands

Mormonism's support program collects the members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and the neighbors and provides community service. These volunteers are wearing their trademark yellow shirt to help those whose lives are affected by natural disasters and other emergencies. Mormons also help volunteers work with government and nonprofit organizations to support and improve the communities they live in.

The 'helping' program reflects that Mormons want Mothers to follow the example of Jesus Christ by serving others. This work was covered by the humanitarian service of the church, coordinated by local church leaders.

The Mormon help program was founded in 1998 and since then thousands of volunteers have donated millions of hours to their communities. This program started in South America, but then spread to almost every place in the world.

Mr. Charles Adebayor, a Nigerian volunteer, summarizes the feelings of many people who participate in Mormonism support programs.

Thanksgiving weekend thousands of Mormon volunteers will go to help Sandy's victims (11/27/12)

Latter-day Saints will be mobilizing an additional 4,000 volunteers on the second wave of the Chainsaw Brigade (9/16/2005)

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