Just like Dharma Master Cheng Yen’s adult disciples, students at Tzu Chi Walnut Education Park take initiative to end all suffering (in their own small way). Children of all ages have the opportunity to eat healthy, plant-based meals and learn about how they are saving the Earth at the very same time.
A volunteer from the Tzu Chi Northeast Region wanted to help her community in Long Island. Lilian Kuo saw an opportunity to improve the lives of food distribution recipients by presenting them with a 21 Day Healthy Challenge. The project was a huge undertaking, and it didn’t come without its obstacles, but Lilian persevered. With help from her team, participants, and a local restaurant, the initiative was more successful than she could have ever imagined.
Student leaders from the TCCAA worked with Tzu Chi volunteers to offer free vegetarian meals to students from the University of Texas at Austin. The plant-based living advocates spread awareness about how a vegetarian diet can change the planet, one meal at a time.
莫忘《法華會上》2021美國慈濟經藏演繹在8月22日於雲端相聚，全美慈濟志工用心規劃演繹的特別法會，祝願社會祥和、天下無災難。
This August, join us for a special broadcast of “Entering the Path of Love and Compassion,” a Musical Sutra Adaptation hosted by Tzu Chi USA. Our program will include specially prepared performances, streamed live from across the United States. Tune in!
Indian Style Yellow Curry Tempeh. Photo Credit: Wiwas Tempeh. Written by Sophie X. SongWhen Xenia Tombokan came to the U.S. for her studies in
The Very Veggie Movement is delighted to welcome BentoLicious, a homey restaurant offering authentic Taiwanese bento boxes in Pleasanton, California, as a partner! Discover the restaurant now.
The Very Veggie Movement is delighted to welcome Lily’s Vegan Pantry — a charming market located in New York City’s Chinatown offering an excellent selection of Asian vegan foods & spices — as a partner! Discover the market now.
Volunteers from Tzu Chi USA Midwest Region’s Chicago office promote the benefits of eating vegetarian meals with an online program of cooking classes. Written
Tzu Chi volunteer Jennifer An took on the responsibility of promoting the Very Veggie Movement, and visited restaurants to encourage owners to join as partners. In the process, truly excellent friendships were formed.
Just like Dharma Master Cheng Yen’s adult disciples, students at Tzu Chi Walnut Education Park take initiative to end all suffering (in their own small way). Children of all ages have the opportunity to eat healthy, plant-based meals and learn about how they are saving the Earth at the very same time.
A volunteer from the Tzu Chi Northeast Region wanted to help her community in Long Island. Lilian Kuo saw an opportunity to improve the lives of food distribution recipients by presenting them with a 21 Day Healthy Challenge. The project was a huge undertaking, and it didn’t come without its obstacles, but Lilian persevered. With help from her team, participants, and a local restaurant, the initiative was more successful than she could have ever imagined.
Student leaders from the TCCAA worked with Tzu Chi volunteers to offer free vegetarian meals to students from the University of Texas at Austin. The plant-based living advocates spread awareness about how a vegetarian diet can change the planet, one meal at a time.
莫忘《法華會上》2021美國慈濟經藏演繹在8月22日於雲端相聚，全美慈濟志工用心規劃演繹的特別法會，祝願社會祥和、天下無災難。
This August, join us for a special broadcast of “Entering the Path of Love and Compassion,” a Musical Sutra Adaptation hosted by Tzu Chi USA. Our program will include specially prepared performances, streamed live from across the United States. Tune in!
Indian Style Yellow Curry Tempeh. Photo Credit: Wiwas Tempeh. Written by Sophie X. SongWhen Xenia Tombokan came to the U.S. for her studies in chemical engineering in the 1990s, she
The Very Veggie Movement is delighted to welcome BentoLicious, a homey restaurant offering authentic Taiwanese bento boxes in Pleasanton, California, as a partner! Discover the restaurant now.
The Very Veggie Movement is delighted to welcome Lily’s Vegan Pantry — a charming market located in New York City’s Chinatown offering an excellent selection of Asian vegan foods & spices — as a partner! Discover the market now.
Volunteers from Tzu Chi USA Midwest Region’s Chicago office promote the benefits of eating vegetarian meals with an online program of cooking classes. Written by Yue Ma Translated by Penny
Tzu Chi volunteer Jennifer An took on the responsibility of promoting the Very Veggie Movement, and visited restaurants to encourage owners to join as partners. In the process, truly excellent friendships were formed.
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