Sharon Eubank

In a compelling discussion, Sharon Eubank, Director of Latter-day Saint Charities and author of 'Doing Small Things with Great Love', dives into the ethics of humanitarian work. She sheds light on the concept of the 'second disaster', where well-intentioned aid can inadvertently cause harm. Sharon emphasizes the power of local relationships and the importance of respecting dignity. With practical steps for immediate action, she encourages listeners to think critically about how they can make a real impact in their communities.

In this engaging conversation, Sharon Eubank, Global Humanitarian Director for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and author of 'Doing Small Things with Great Love,' shares her insights on service and meaningful giving. She emphasizes the importance of safeguarding dignity while helping others and the transformative power of small acts of kindness. With heartwarming stories, she explores how face-to-face interactions can spark hope and the true essence of being 'All In'—serving others as a reflection of Christ's love during the holiday season.

Sharon Eubank, the global director of Latter-day Saint Charities, shares profound insights from her extensive humanitarian work. She emphasizes that true aid begins with listening and respecting individuals' dignity. Sharon recounts touching moments from disaster zones, like witnessing local heroes during the Sri Lanka tsunami, showing that presence often outweighs financial aid. She advocates for community empowerment through small, meaningful acts and building relationships, urging listeners to prioritize understanding over assumptions in service.