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14 individuals granted political asylum. ● The family's household gross income does not exceed 85% of the state median income.

Memorandums of Understanding (MOU)

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Welfare and Self-Reliance Services ● Emergency response volunteers assist with the production of kits for humanitarian distribution and other emergency response/clean-up efforts. ● Food and Clothing Production and Distribution ● Food Production and Distribution programs including canneries, farms (production of soap, milk, pasta and bread), Deseret Meat (meat packaging), Deseret Feedlot, and Deseret Grain (grain storage). The food that is grown and canned at Deseret Industry sites is sent to food banks that serve low-income Utah residents. ● Volunteer hours spent growing, preparing, and distributing food and clothing ensure that Utah's needy children and their families have proper nourishment and clothing to allow for a more successful future. For Welfare and Self-reliance Services a family is considered needy when: ● The family's household gross income does not exceed 300% of the FPL (exception: Dominion Energy funding for furnace repair or replacement serves families at or below 125% of the FPL). ● They reside in Utah. ● They meet either U.S. citizenship status or an employment eligible non-citizen with status of permanent legal resident, refugee, conditional entrant or individuals granted political asylum.