Since the outbreak of the epidemic in many places in Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, the religious circles in the region have resolutely implemented the decisions and arrangements of the Central Committee and the autonomous region on epidemic prevention and control. While strengthening the normalization of epidemic prevention and control in places of religious activities, religious groups, places of religious activities, religious circles and the majority of religious believers in the autonomous region and League cities have taken positive actions one after another, Make donations to medical staff and volunteers in the front line of epidemic prevention and control in Hohhot and other places. Up to now, the religious circles in the region have made donations amounting to more than 1.26 million yuan. Among them, the Buddhist community in Inner Mongolia donated 532000 yuan to the community; Inner Mongolia Taoist Association donated 5400 yuan worth of epidemic prevention materials and daily necessities; The staff and teaching staff of Islamic Associations at the two levels of autonomous region and Hohhot and 12 mosques donated 178000 yuan; Inner Mongolia Catholic "two associations" and Catholic churches in Hohhot donated 60000 yuan; The "two Christian Associations" in Inner Mongolia, six religious groups and seven places of religious activities in Hohhot, Baotou, Hulunbuir, Bayannur and Xilin Gol League donated a total of more than 500000 yuan to fight the epidemic. Five religions, fight the epidemic together. The religious communities in the autonomous region, while fully safeguarding the stability of the religious field, are giving full play to their own advantages and carrying out charitable donation activities in accordance with the law. This fully embodies the fine traditions of the patriotic, loving, religious, social, and social services of the religious circles in the new era. It is in the hope of helping all the people in the region to overcome difficulties and make contributions to the common fight against COVID-19. (outlook new era)