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Millions helped, more to come: Impact of donations from 2024 Giving Machines
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints’ Light the World Giving Machines received over 490,000 donations between November and December 2024, helping people and communities from all around the globe.
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Student organizations raise donations for charities during Care Week
BYU students are raising donations for a variety of causes through events, booths, competitions and more during Care Week 2024, uniting students and giving back to communities on and off campus.
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BYU's Giving Cougsday 2024 raises money to foster learning
BYU Annual Giving hosted Giving Cougsday from Oct. 15-16 to raise funds for the university's athletics, scholarships and different colleges.
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Eye on the Y: BYUSA clubs offer distinct opportunities, BYU alumni encourage students to give back, BYU Law hosts conferences
Every Tuesday night, the Wilkinson Student Center hosts a variety of BYUSA clubs during its weekly Clubs Night. However, Tuesday, March 19, was not a typical Clubs Night. The WSC Ballroom and Garden Court were transformed as various clubs prepared for the annual Clubs Showcase.
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Good news Thursday: Greeting card creates unlikely friendship, mobile library helps rural readers
When Hallmark announced they were sending free greeting cards during the pandemic, Amy Baird knew exactly who to send hers to. Alongside a road in Spanish Fork, Utah blooms beautiful tulips every spring, and Baird was determined to discover who put in the effort to plant those flowers. She was able to track down Marjan Martin Curtis, a 79 year-old widow who was in need of some compassion during the pandemic.
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How $10 donations help natural disaster victims
Editor's note: this story pairs with 'Stories of relief from Hurricane Harvey'
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Latter-day Saints provide $11 million worth of assistance for famine victims
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Students encouraged to join bone marrow registry
Salt Lake City resident John Philpott was diagnosed with a very aggressive form of plasma cell leukemia in 2012. He learned his best option would be to rely on a stranger for a bone marrow transplant the year after he was diagnosed.
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Provo Police push a new way to donate to homeless
It can be heartbreaking to see a homeless person on the street. Knowing how to help can be a challenge. It is hard to know if your couple of dollars is really helping someone who has fallen on hard times, helping to feed an addiction, or just contributing to a scam. The Provo Police Department is making it possible for people to know that their charitable contributions are going directly to helping the hungry and needy.
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5k race assists efforts against poverty
People can pound the pavement for poverty in Provo with the Community Action Services and Food Bank 5K Saturday at 9 a.m.
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