Missionary organizations are groups that aim to spread their religious beliefs and provide support to communities around the world. They often focus on sharing the teachings of their faith, such as Christianity, while also addressing social issues like poverty, education, and healthcare. These organizations may send individuals, known as missionaries, to various regions to engage in outreach and service projects. Many missionary organizations operate both locally and internationally, partnering with local communities to understand their needs. They may establish schools, clinics, and churches, fostering both spiritual growth and practical assistance. Some well-known examples include The Salvation Army and World Vision.