The document presents a new algorithm for constructing low-density parity-check (LDPC) codes with large stopping sets, focused on methods to increase the girth of the resultant graph. The algorithm involves creating a bipartite Tanner graph, using vertex-edge incidence matrices, and manipulating subgraphs derived from a core graph to enhance stopping set size and girth. This method enables the generation of LDPC codes capable of achieving stopping set sizes up to 12, with potential variations to increase girth to 14.