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At the University of Texas at Austin, Tzu Ching, or the Tzu Chi Collegiate Association, exhibited vegetarian foods at the spring semester Veg Fair. Brendon Mak, who was the coordination lead, was determined to make their offerings a success, both in enticing fellow students to try vegetarian foods and offering meaningful education at the same time.
Tzu Chi New York provides underprivileged families from the Flushing area with much needed love and nutrition every Friday during our Weekly Food Pantry. Stop by our New York regional office to receive compassion during your time of need; we’re here to help.
After disaster, recovery is a long journey. From Tzu Chi USA’s Southern Region, volunteers from its Community Outreach Recovery Education (CORE) program returned to Wharton, Texas, on January 17, 2020 to visit residents. The program is one that was developed to help families deal with the long standing after-effects of Hurricane Harvey. In our increasingly digital- and distant- age, CORE has focused on face-to-face interactions that, in the process, sow sincerity and trust with those in need of assistance.
New York State implemented a ban on single-use plastic bags on March 1, 2020. In an effort to help New Yorkers adapt to this change, volunteers from Tzu Chi New York gathered to distribute 1,000 free eco-friendly bags at the Chung Fat Supermarket in Flushing the day before the ban took effect.
On February 8th, 2020, the Joint Alumni Association of Chinese Universities and Colleges in Northern California held their 36th Annual Conference, wherein attendees enjoyed an event overflowing with excitement as innovations abounded.
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic rapidly making headlines across the globe, the founder of the Buddhist Tzu Chi Foundation, Dharma Master Cheng Yen, has extended her message of love and encouragement to the masses, praying that the situation will soon be brought under control.
Amid the great hustle and bustle of Manhattan’s Upper East Side, Tzu Chi Center for Compassionate Relief, located in the heart of New York City, has a fascinating new addition to its first floor.
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