Elder John K. Carmack, an emeritus Seventy and executive director of the Perpetual Education Fund, told the Salt Lake City chapter of the BYU Management Society Sept. 10 the PEF has now helped more than 38,000 Latter-day Saints in 42 countries since 2001.
According to its Web site, the PEF is a "resource is for faithful young members of the church who wish to improve their education, find a good job, and better serve their family, the church, and their community."
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