1450 N. University Ave What is LDS Philanthropies? Procedure for Donating Securities (Stock) Thank you for considering donating securities (stock) to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Whether you transfer the shares via your broker or if you mail in a certificate, you will want to notify the Donations-in-Kind Office of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints by phone, (800) 453-3860, or email of your donation so you can receive proper credit and a receipt. Please include the following information: Name of security and number of shares being donated Allocation of Donation (i.e. Tithing, Humanitarian, PEF, etc.) Name and unit number of your ward or branch Once we have received confirmation from our brokerage that the shares are in the Church's account, a charitable contribution tax receipt will be sent to you. The value of the donations will be the average of the high and low trading price for the date the shares are transferred to our account, or the certificate is deposited.

If you have any questions, please contact the Donations-in-Kind office at (800) 453-3860 ext 22554 or by email. Page Not FoundThe page you were looking for could not be found or is non-existent.The Church History home pageStep 1 Receive funds dedicated to humanitarian aid efforts.OUR FUNDING:Comes from normal, everyday people who are members of our Church and others, not from government grants or large corporate donations.Supports only humanitarian work—100 percent of the funds go toward project expenses.Doesn't have to cover overhead costs, as they are paid fully by our Church.: Undefined index: HTTP_ACCEPT in on line Chase the adventures of life with an auto loan from DFCU. You could win $250, just for using the DFCU debit card that's already in your wallet. During back-to-school season, why not earn Triple reward points? CHIP CARD TECHNOLOGY IS HERE, which means Safer Transactions.Fly to Buffalo New York to meet a deluxe, air-conditioned bus which takes you in comfort to the awesome Niagara Falls Canada to stay overnight then to crucial church history sites in Mendon, Palmyra, Harmony & Susquehanna River, and the Kirtland area including a private tour of the Kirtland Temple. 

Details of sites visited are listed below.  Tours end at Hiram, Ohio, and fly home from Cleveland.Tb 303 T Shirt Price and Value are Important to us.Cat Meow Old Salem So far as we know, there are no other quality tours visiting all the sites we do, as long as we do, in historical order as we have always done, that do not charge significantly more.  Where Can I Buy Fuzion Hri TiresAnd our tours offer unique participation opportunities not available anywhere else.  If you see advertised similar tours that appear less expensive, there is probably something missing.  Call 801-272-5601 or toll-free 866-335-5601.  Published prices include: all meals, charter bus, lodging, tickets for any scheduled events, fees, taxes, guide services, and SLC airfare! 

Nothing is added to these modest prices! Names in green indicate sites often missed by other church history tours. Just 22 miles from Palmyra.  Was a stagecoach stop in Joseph Smith’s time.  Brigham Young, his father, and all ten living brothers and sisters joined the Church here in 1832.  So did their spouses, some of whom were Methodist ministers.  All went through hardships and persecutions as a result.  Heber C. Kimball, his wife Vilate, and his father joined here too.  Heber C. Kimball, Brigham Young and many others saw a stunning vision in the night sky here the same night Joseph Smith received the plates of the Book of Mormon in Palmyra.  See John Young home, Brigham Young property, Tomlinson Inn (the stagecoach stop), Miriam Works Young’s grave, Solomon Kimball home. Smith family farm, rebuilt log home where Moroni visits took place, frame home where the plates were hidden under the fireplace hearth.  Enjoy private time to ponder in the Sacred Grove.  

Missionary tour telling the miracles of the Grandin Press where the Book of Mormon was first printed.  Pay tribute to Martin Harris at his farm.  Visit brother Alvin’s grave in the Palmyra Cemetery.  Pause for a memorable group photo at the Palmyra Temple and enjoy walking the beautiful grounds around the temple.  Feel gratitude for generations past at the Hill Cumorah where a prepared Joseph retrieved the plates from the ancient prophet, Moroni. Peter Whitmer Sr farm where the Church was first organized on April 6, 1830.  Site of the visions to the three witnesses of the Book of Mormon.  The Book of Mormon translation was finished in an upstairs room of the re-built Whitmer family cabin.  Many D&C sections received here.  Headquarters of the Church while Joseph lived here with the Whitmer family. 150 miles from Palmyra.  Extremely important site and remarkably beautiful.  Home of Emma Hale Smith’s family.  Josiah Stowell silver mine digging venture.  Book of Mormon translated here except for a few pages. 

Martin Harris and Oliver Cowdery lived here for a time with Joseph and Emma while serving as scribes to the translation.  John the Baptist visit to Joseph and Oliver bestowing the Aaronic Priesthood.  Higher priesthood restored near here by Peter, James, and John.  Many additional crucial events.  For some it is worth the price of the tour just to visit this incredible site! NEW since 2015:  RENOVATIONS and NEW CONSTRUCTION are complete – new chapel/visitor’s center along with reconstructions of Joseph & Emma’s home and the Isaac & Elizabeth Hale home along with improved access to the Susquehanna River. Tour the Josiah Stowell home and Joseph Knight Sr home just north of Harmony – both very good friends to Joseph and Emma.  Joseph Knight home was location of the Colesville Branch of the Church, first led by Hyrum Smith.  These homes have been carefully and beautifully refurbished by private owners who graciously invite our groups to share in these historic homes and the incredible history that was lived here.

Rest stop en route to Kirtland to visit the grave of Sidney Rigdon.  Come to understand this man and the events that shaped his life including long-term damage from the awful tarring and feathering he endured at Hiram OH. Did you know the Saints lived in Kirtland longer than they lived in Nauvoo?  By far, more heavenly manifestations, visitations, and revelations were received in Kirtland than any other Church history site.  Feel the Spirit in the Newell K. Whitney Store (School of the Prophets; Word of Wisdom received here with several other D&C sections).  Also spectacular Kirtland Visitors Center (built in 2005), the newly-restored John Johnson Inn, saw mill, ashery, and family history facilities.  Visit the Isaac Morley Farm where the united order was first practiced and where a schoolhouse was the scene of heavenly direction.  Enjoy a private tour of the Kirtland Temple and marvel at this still-dedicated House of the Lord. On Lake Erie, just 12 miles from Kirtland. 

Here saints arrived from points east as they answered the call to “gather to the Ohio” and from where many departed on missions eastward including those going to and returning from Europe. John Johnson Farm, an immense operation for the day.  Joseph Smith lived here for a year while producing the “Inspired Translation” of the Bible.  He and Sidney Rigdon were also tarred and feathered here.  Many sections of the D&C received including the great 76th section three degrees of glory.  Enjoy a delicious Amish lunch at a nearby village before flying home. Tours start at the awesome Niagara Falls to spend the night on the Canadian side .  Included in the tour is the thrilling  Maid of the Mist boat ride up to the falls, as well as a lovely sight-seeing drive down the Niagara River to the town of Niagara-on-the-Lake to shop and to see Lake Ontario. (Updated promptly as additional 2016 tours announced…) Price each by number of persons per motel room:Posted price is all-inclusive!

If none of the above dates are suitable for your group, please call us at 801-272-5601 to discuss the possibility of adding a tour to accommodate your schedule. Host names are those currently scheduled and most likely to serve.  We reserve the right to make changes if necessary. Current passport or passport card will be required for tours entering Canada for beautiful Niagara Falls visits (border-crossing procedure since JUNE 1, 2009).  Click on the link for passport info:  http://travel.state.gov/passport/forms/forms_847.html [1] Your reservation is secured with a $100 deposit per seat on a first-come, first-served basis.  The balance is due six weeks prior to departure.  Mail checks to Mormon Heritage Association, 2367 W Goldenpointe Way, West Jordan, UT 84088.  Be sure to indicate the tour ID number or departure date and for whom you are paying. Credit cards taken by phone: 801-272-5601 or toll-free 866-335-5601. If you have to cancel, there are two possibilities. 

If someone takes your place you get a full refund less any costs we incur to procure your replacement.  If you provide a replacement, or if there is a waiting list, you would lose at most the air ticket name change fee charged by some airlines.  If nobody takes your place, your payments are refunded less all non refundable expenses we have incurred in your behalf. [2] Advertised prices include:  roundtrip air transportation from Salt Lake City with all taxes & fees (other cities by request), all meals (except any at the airport), lodging, deluxe charter bus, tickets to scheduled events, and guide services.  Bus driver tip is encouraged.  (Once group seats are ticketed, price subject to current market airfare prices for like or similar flights; call for details inside of 45 days before departure.) Generous credit if not using our air transportation.  If not flying with the group (such as using award miles or coming from another city), it is your responsibility to notify MHA upon signup and coordinate your schedule with the group schedule.