Tzu Chi volunteers in the Greater Los Angeles metropolitan area have been diligently fulfilling their mission to help protect frontline healthcare workers. As part of their care, they took the initiative to research and contact local hospitals, to discern their needs. The volunteers then scheduled donations of medical supplies.
The shortage of personal protective equipment and medical supplies in healthcare facilities across the United States has become grave during the COVID-19 pandemic. And yet, the process of donating is not always straightforward – at least that’s what Tzu Chi volunteers in Maryland discovered.
The urgent shortage of masks for healthcare workers has caused panic as the COVID-19 pandemic escalated. In response, Tzu Chi USA has been donating medical-grade face masks to healthcare facilities across the nation.
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.
The United States now has the most confirmed cases of COVD-19 and the highest death toll from the virus in the world. The San Francisco Bay area was one of the earliest to report a novel coronavirus case, and on March 16, it was the first to issue a stay-at-home order.
In a few short months, the new coronavirus has brought governments, economies, and social systems around the world to their knees. To address the consequent needs within and near Dallas, Texas, Tzu Chi volunteers based at its Central Regional Headquarters began launching adaptive relief efforts.
Although it’s April, the weather still carries a bit of a chill here in sunny Southern California. Even through the cold and heavy rain with an outside temperature of 49 degrees Fahrenheit (9 degrees Celsius), Tzu Chi volunteers were committed to completing their delivery of medical supplies to Kaiser Permanente Fontana Medical Center.
After the California State government requested that all citizens use face coverings when going outside their homes, the Tzu Chi San Francisco branch office sprang into action.
Tzu Chi volunteers have been actively addressing the dearth of PPE in San Francisco Bay Area hospitals, through distributions.
Tzu Chi volunteers in the Greater Los Angeles metropolitan area have been diligently fulfilling their mission to help protect frontline healthcare workers. As part of their care, they took the initiative to research and contact local hospitals, to discern their needs. The volunteers then scheduled donations of medical supplies.
The shortage of personal protective equipment and medical supplies in healthcare facilities across the United States has become grave during the COVID-19 pandemic. And yet, the process of donating is not always straightforward – at least that’s what Tzu Chi volunteers in Maryland discovered.
The urgent shortage of masks for healthcare workers has caused panic as the COVID-19 pandemic escalated. In response, Tzu Chi USA has been donating medical-grade face masks to healthcare facilities across the nation.
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.
The United States now has the most confirmed cases of COVD-19 and the highest death toll from the virus in the world. The San Francisco Bay area was one of the earliest to report a novel coronavirus case, and on March 16, it was the first to issue a stay-at-home order.
In a few short months, the new coronavirus has brought governments, economies, and social systems around the world to their knees. To address the consequent needs within and near Dallas, Texas, Tzu Chi volunteers based at its Central Regional Headquarters began launching adaptive relief efforts.
Although it’s April, the weather still carries a bit of a chill here in sunny Southern California. Even through the cold and heavy rain with an outside temperature of 49 degrees Fahrenheit (9 degrees Celsius), Tzu Chi volunteers were committed to completing their delivery of medical supplies to Kaiser Permanente Fontana Medical Center.
After the California State government requested that all citizens use face coverings when going outside their homes, the Tzu Chi San Francisco branch office sprang into action.
Tzu Chi volunteers have been actively addressing the dearth of PPE in San Francisco Bay Area hospitals, through distributions.
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