On the morning of June 11, 2022, Tzu Chi Long Island’s biweekly food pantry welcomed local community members who arrived to pick up fresh fruits and vegetables. On that day, another special event awaited them as well. Tzu Chi USA’s Long Island Service Center had held its first 21-Day Vegetarian Challenge, and on the final day, participants gathered to celebrate their efforts.
Written by Anna SipekFor the past three days, the Tzu Chi Center has been bustling with activity as dignitaries, activists, and faith leaders from
August 13, 2022, was not the typical distribution for Tzu Chi volunteers. The East Palo Alto, California event was three-fold as team members held a fruit and vegetable drive, handed out back-to-school supplies, and educated recipients on California’s new composting legislation with how-to courses.
Tzu Chi volunteers in Southern California often visit communities in Tijuana, a border city in Mexico just south of California, to offer their love and care. Volunteer Ah Mui Pse and Tzu Chi physician Sihong Wang have worked in the local area for 15 years — and their commitment to helping others is unstoppable. Alongside fellow volunteers, they delivered love to care facilities for seniors and people who are battling AIDS, helping them overcome challenges and improve their living environment.
On the afternoon of August 7th, 2022, twenty local community members from Tijuana, a border city in Mexico just south of California, arrived at the Tzu Chi medical campus for a long-awaited event. On this special day, they would all be participating in their first-ever Tzu Chi volunteer training course.
Tzu Chi Northwest Region’s medical team resumed the Milpitas free clinic on June 26. Children who regularly visited the clinic joyfully embraced the medical
Tzu Chi’s young leaders have led by example for years, but they’ve taken their platform to new heights. This past July, Ashley Yong represented the youth organization at the UN’s Moment for Nature high-level thematic debate. The tenacious young philanthropist joined the important conversation on the climate’s triple threat crisis and expounded on how Tzu Chi’s youth are making an actionable difference.
On May 1, 2022, the Buddhist Tzu Chi Medical Foundation hosts its 13th dental outreach in North Las Vegas, NV.
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.
On the morning of June 11, 2022, Tzu Chi Long Island’s biweekly food pantry welcomed local community members who arrived to pick up fresh fruits and vegetables. On that day, another special event awaited them as well. Tzu Chi USA’s Long Island Service Center had held its first 21-Day Vegetarian Challenge, and on the final day, participants gathered to celebrate their efforts.
Written by Anna SipekFor the past three days, the Tzu Chi Center has been bustling with activity as dignitaries, activists, and faith leaders from all around the world gather for
August 13, 2022, was not the typical distribution for Tzu Chi volunteers. The East Palo Alto, California event was three-fold as team members held a fruit and vegetable drive, handed out back-to-school supplies, and educated recipients on California’s new composting legislation with how-to courses.
Tzu Chi volunteers in Southern California often visit communities in Tijuana, a border city in Mexico just south of California, to offer their love and care. Volunteer Ah Mui Pse and Tzu Chi physician Sihong Wang have worked in the local area for 15 years — and their commitment to helping others is unstoppable. Alongside fellow volunteers, they delivered love to care facilities for seniors and people who are battling AIDS, helping them overcome challenges and improve their living environment.
On the afternoon of August 7th, 2022, twenty local community members from Tijuana, a border city in Mexico just south of California, arrived at the Tzu Chi medical campus for a long-awaited event. On this special day, they would all be participating in their first-ever Tzu Chi volunteer training course.
Tzu Chi Northwest Region’s medical team resumed the Milpitas free clinic on June 26. Children who regularly visited the clinic joyfully embraced the medical volunteers. Photo/Shangbin Zhang Written by Shuhua
Tzu Chi’s young leaders have led by example for years, but they’ve taken their platform to new heights. This past July, Ashley Yong represented the youth organization at the UN’s Moment for Nature high-level thematic debate. The tenacious young philanthropist joined the important conversation on the climate’s triple threat crisis and expounded on how Tzu Chi’s youth are making an actionable difference.
On May 1, 2022, the Buddhist Tzu Chi Medical Foundation hosts its 13th dental outreach in North Las Vegas, NV.
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.
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