Easy, they are loot drops in the apocalypse. Each one will have an assortment of .45, .308, 556, and 9mm. With how loud they are it would be easy to find them
I thought that subsidized tuitions was like the only outlet the church gives as a charitable return to their members after amassing $300 billion in stock market assets?
Nah. They give support to members struggling financially and have subsidized stores for things like food and clothes.
Every other Wednesday I help unload food for members who have requested it for free through the church. Sometimes the food doesn't get picked up, in which case the excess is donated to local food pantries. The church helped pay for my family's rent for a couple years when we were really struggling as well.
I know there's more education options than just BYU as well. Online you can take a variety of courses through Pathways and I helped with the church's English Connect courses for over a year.
I'm not entirely sure of the full extent of the church's charitable programs but I know some of them are made available to non-members and the members can be very well taken care of.
Also lots of volunteer work. They've been seriously increasing their young service missionary program so instead of sending all of the missionaries abroad to teach the gospel they're also sending missionaries to their local communities to do volunteer work full time without preaching the gospel. Local pantries, the VA, refugee immigration centers, schools, senior centers, you name it. It's a huge program around here where I live.
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u/SteveMartin32 3h ago
Only thing Idaho has is potatos and ho's