Financial Dynamics of BYU and Humanitarian Aid

This chapter explores the financial framework of BYU, including its endowments and investments that facilitate the establishment of a medical school affiliated with the LDS Church. It raises critical questions about the church's humanitarian mission, examining the discrepancies between official teachings and financial management, particularly the allocation of funds for humanitarian efforts. Additionally, the chapter discusses the potential impact of these financial decisions on the church's public image and the ongoing construction of temples amidst a backdrop of increased scrutiny over wealth and genuine charity.

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