Tzu Shao Portland Service Center of Tzu Chi USA Northwest Region continues to care for Bootleg Fire survivors. A charity concert raised funds and donated a water tank to disaster survivors.
On the weekend of March 20, 2021, Tzu Shao youth and their families gathered at the American River in Sacramento, California, to clean the local environment.
Photos provided by Inland Tzu Shao Team Jolin Chang and Suong Chang Inland Tzu Shao TeamTranslated by H.B. Qin *Tzu Chi Youth Association (TCYA, also
The COVID-19 pandemic has forced nearly everyone to adapt to unprecedented changes, practice patience, persevere, foster gratitude, and show compassion. These five traits conveniently make a prime recipe for character building, particularly for children and teenagers- including those who are part of Tzu Shao’s Inland Chapter in California.
For the financially burdened of Southern California, Tzu volunteers, involving those of Inland Empire, Tzu Ching and Tzu Shao, organized a food distribution to ensure those residents in need received proper supplies for a sustainable living.
On January 21, 2024, more than 500 community members and Tzu Chi volunteers gathered at Tzu Chi Central Region’s year-end blessing ceremony, sharing the “Footprints of Love” of the past year.
Eloise Gómez Reyes, California State Assembly Majority Leader, and the assembly member representing California’s 50th District organized the 2023 Nonprofit Awards Ceremony on June 3 in Ontario, CA. 25 organizations, including Tzu Chi USA, the American Red Cross, and the American Cancer Society, received certificates of recognition, and the Ángeles Especiales Parent Support Group, which provides assistance to families of children with special needs, was awarded Non-Profit of the Year.
At the nine-week 2023 Tzu Chi Happy Summer Camp 180 students learned the concepts of environmental protection, good deeds, and filial piety, and improved their Chinese language skills. The camp culminated in the achievement show presented by the 180 students and their teachers, where the children showed off everything they had accomplished.
This fall, you’re invited to a special program spotlighting the plight of those seeking safety from conflict, disasters due to climate change, and poverty.
Tzu Shao Portland Service Center of Tzu Chi USA Northwest Region continues to care for Bootleg Fire survivors. A charity concert raised funds and donated a water tank to disaster survivors.
On the weekend of March 20, 2021, Tzu Shao youth and their families gathered at the American River in Sacramento, California, to clean the local environment.
Photos provided by Inland Tzu Shao Team Jolin Chang and Suong Chang Inland Tzu Shao TeamTranslated by H.B. Qin *Tzu Chi Youth Association (TCYA, also called Tzu Shao), is a branch
The COVID-19 pandemic has forced nearly everyone to adapt to unprecedented changes, practice patience, persevere, foster gratitude, and show compassion. These five traits conveniently make a prime recipe for character building, particularly for children and teenagers- including those who are part of Tzu Shao’s Inland Chapter in California.
For the financially burdened of Southern California, Tzu volunteers, involving those of Inland Empire, Tzu Ching and Tzu Shao, organized a food distribution to ensure those residents in need received proper supplies for a sustainable living.
On January 21, 2024, more than 500 community members and Tzu Chi volunteers gathered at Tzu Chi Central Region’s year-end blessing ceremony, sharing the “Footprints of Love” of the past year.
Eloise Gómez Reyes, California State Assembly Majority Leader, and the assembly member representing California’s 50th District organized the 2023 Nonprofit Awards Ceremony on June 3 in Ontario, CA. 25 organizations, including Tzu Chi USA, the American Red Cross, and the American Cancer Society, received certificates of recognition, and the Ángeles Especiales Parent Support Group, which provides assistance to families of children with special needs, was awarded Non-Profit of the Year.
At the nine-week 2023 Tzu Chi Happy Summer Camp 180 students learned the concepts of environmental protection, good deeds, and filial piety, and improved their Chinese language skills. The camp culminated in the achievement show presented by the 180 students and their teachers, where the children showed off everything they had accomplished.
This fall, you’re invited to a special program spotlighting the plight of those seeking safety from conflict, disasters due to climate change, and poverty.
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