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Disaster Relief

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Addiction Recovery

Criminal Justice

Disaster Relief

General Research

Healthcare

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Socio-Economic Impact

Addiction Recovery

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Disaster Relief

General Research

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Socio-Economic Impact

More than 6,000 Latter-day Saints bring relief to hurricane victims

Volunteers from 400 congregations help restore faith and hope in affected communities in Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina.

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75%
of NVOAD's efforts are carried out by faith-based organizations
$102M
spent by The Salvation Army on disaster relief efforts in 2017

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What is Faith in Action?
Individuals and organizations of all faiths are actively working in healthcare. Here are a few examples.
8 Ways Faith Communities Are Supporting California Fire Victims
As wildfires continue to devastate Southern California, faith groups are stepping up to offer critical aid and support to those affected by the crisis.
Tzu Chi USA
Tzu Chi USA responds to disasters in the U.S., Nepal, Haiti, Sierra Leone, Ecuador and beyond. In 2019, they aided 18,000 people effected by the Camp Fire in Northern California, providing blankets, beds and debit cards. The Taiwan-based non-profit has a U.S. office in Alhambra, California.
ISKCON Food Relief Program
ISKCON Food Relief Program prepares food for people impacted bu natural and man-made disasters and has responded to crises including the wars in Bosnia and Chechnya, the Indian Ocean Tsunami, typhoon Haiyan and Hurricane Katrina. Its U.S. headquarters are in Moundsville, West Va.
United Sikhs’ Sikh Aid
United Sikhs’ Sikh Aid has responded with volunteers, food and other services after hurricanes inTexas, Florida, Puerto Rico and Mexico and wildfires in California. In 2020, United Sikhs says it has provided 1 million meals to those affected by COVID-19. They are based in New York City.

Disaster Relief Expert

Jamie D. Aten, Ph.D.

DISASTER RELIEF SUBJECT MATTER EXPERT

FOUNDER & CO-DIRECTOR, HUMANITARIAN DISASTER INSTITUTE, WHEATON COLLEGE
"During times of disasters, people often turn to faith communities for hope and meaning. Through our research our team has found that faith can help lesson common spiritual and emotional struggles associated with mass disasters and mass traumas."

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