Tzu Chi USA Volunteers in Houston Distribute Blankets Amid Dangerous Winter Weather
Opening the Tzu Chi van, volunteers began distributing winter essentials to the unhoused. Photo / Mingchan Liang Written by Eunice Pai Edited by Yingying
Opening the Tzu Chi van, volunteers began distributing winter essentials to the unhoused. Photo / Mingchan Liang Written by Eunice Pai Edited by Yingying
Program Manager for San Bernardino City Children & Families Support Program CEO Office – DoD Job Description: The Program Manager will oversee the implementation
From December 1 to December 15, two Tzu Chi Preschools in Walnut City and Monrovia City, California organized toy donation events to promote mutual assistance and harmony within the community. These activities assisted economically disadvantaged families and imparted important lessons about sharing and caring for children.
Tzu Chi USA Northwest Region’s San Francisco volunteers have cared for unhoused individuals for many years. Old St. Mary’s Cathedral in the city has a winter shelter for those experiencing homelessness, and the San Francisco Interfaith Center invites several charity organizations, including Tzu Chi, to take turns serving a hot dinner there on Saturdays. Tzu Chi volunteers will also provide sleeping bags and supplies to help people through the winter, caring for their needs with compassion and empathy, warming the hearts of everyone in the shelter, and accompanying them through the cold winter months amid their harsh circumstances.
New Jersey experienced winter flooding that affected hundreds of homes at the end of the year 2023. On January 6, 2024, Tzu Chi Mid-Atlantic Region volunteers traveled to Wayne, New Jersey, to distribute disaster relief supplies to hundreds of families affected by the winter flooding.
Through the Great Kindness Challenge, Tzu Chi Education Foundation encourages young community members to take practical actions to help the environment and deepens the integration of education and environmental protection.
In January of 2024, Tzu Chi volunteers from around the world met in Acapulco, Mexico to distribute aid to those most heavily impacted by Hurricane Otis. Recipients from all walks of life felt the reverberations of Master Cheng Yen’s kindness.
Opening the Tzu Chi van, volunteers began distributing winter essentials to the unhoused. Photo / Mingchan Liang Written by Eunice Pai Edited by Yingying Lee, Anna Sipek Translated by Ariel
Program Manager for San Bernardino City Children & Families Support Program CEO Office – DoD Job Description: The Program Manager will oversee the implementation of the San Bernardino City Children
From December 1 to December 15, two Tzu Chi Preschools in Walnut City and Monrovia City, California organized toy donation events to promote mutual assistance and harmony within the community. These activities assisted economically disadvantaged families and imparted important lessons about sharing and caring for children.
Tzu Chi USA Northwest Region’s San Francisco volunteers have cared for unhoused individuals for many years. Old St. Mary’s Cathedral in the city has a winter shelter for those experiencing homelessness, and the San Francisco Interfaith Center invites several charity organizations, including Tzu Chi, to take turns serving a hot dinner there on Saturdays. Tzu Chi volunteers will also provide sleeping bags and supplies to help people through the winter, caring for their needs with compassion and empathy, warming the hearts of everyone in the shelter, and accompanying them through the cold winter months amid their harsh circumstances.
New Jersey experienced winter flooding that affected hundreds of homes at the end of the year 2023. On January 6, 2024, Tzu Chi Mid-Atlantic Region volunteers traveled to Wayne, New Jersey, to distribute disaster relief supplies to hundreds of families affected by the winter flooding.
Through the Great Kindness Challenge, Tzu Chi Education Foundation encourages young community members to take practical actions to help the environment and deepens the integration of education and environmental protection.
In January of 2024, Tzu Chi volunteers from around the world met in Acapulco, Mexico to distribute aid to those most heavily impacted by Hurricane Otis. Recipients from all walks of life felt the reverberations of Master Cheng Yen’s kindness.
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