On October 2, volunteers worked at the Tzu Chi USA National Headquarters to organize piles of donated, second-hand clothing to give to those in need. All of Tzu Chi’s initiatives weave back into the foundation’s overall belief system; the clothing drive was a small way to use the resources we already have at hand and offer the abundance to communities who need it most.
Students fertilize plants. Photo/Linda Li Written by Linda LiTranslated by H.B. QinEdited by Ida Eva Zielinska On October 10, 2021, Taiwan’s National Day, student
Tzu Chi USA is proud to participate in Giving Tuesday, a global day of giving that takes place on the Tuesday after Thanksgiving. This year on November 30th, thanks to the support of generous donors, your generous contributions will now be matched, dollar-for-dollar!* This means that when you make a donation, you have the chance to double the impact of life-changing initiatives like…
Tzu Chi’s disaster relief distributions following the CZU Lightning Complex fires take place inside the Santa Cruz County Government Building. Photo/C.M. Yung Written by
Tzu Chi Seattle volunteers deliver fresh foods and pantry items to the Stevenson Elementary School in Seattle, WA, to offer pandemic relief.
As Tzu Chi USA continues to donate precious medical supplies to hospitals and government officials, the volunteers distributing them do so driven by genuine concern about the safety of healthcare workers and first responders on the frontlines of attending to those directly impacted by COVID-19.
The President’s Volunteer Service Award Ceremony was held on December 3rd at the Tzu Chi Walnut Campus-Life Science Garden in Los Angeles. The awards were presented to volunteers who are dedicated to serving the community and the environment.
After the remnants of Hurricane Ida swept through New Jersey, many homes were declared uninhabitable. Tzu Chi volunteers arrived and carried out a timely distribution of cash cards and emergency relief supplies, bringing strength and hope to survivors of the storm.
On October 2, volunteers worked at the Tzu Chi USA National Headquarters to organize piles of donated, second-hand clothing to give to those in need. All of Tzu Chi’s initiatives weave back into the foundation’s overall belief system; the clothing drive was a small way to use the resources we already have at hand and offer the abundance to communities who need it most.
Students fertilize plants. Photo/Linda Li Written by Linda LiTranslated by H.B. QinEdited by Ida Eva Zielinska On October 10, 2021, Taiwan’s National Day, student volunteers from Tzu Chi Youth Association
Tzu Chi USA is proud to participate in Giving Tuesday, a global day of giving that takes place on the Tuesday after Thanksgiving. This year on November 30th, thanks to the support of generous donors, your generous contributions will now be matched, dollar-for-dollar!* This means that when you make a donation, you have the chance to double the impact of life-changing initiatives like…
Tzu Chi’s disaster relief distributions following the CZU Lightning Complex fires take place inside the Santa Cruz County Government Building. Photo/C.M. Yung Written by Katie Chu Translated by Penny Liu
Tzu Chi Seattle volunteers deliver fresh foods and pantry items to the Stevenson Elementary School in Seattle, WA, to offer pandemic relief.
As Tzu Chi USA continues to donate precious medical supplies to hospitals and government officials, the volunteers distributing them do so driven by genuine concern about the safety of healthcare workers and first responders on the frontlines of attending to those directly impacted by COVID-19.
The President’s Volunteer Service Award Ceremony was held on December 3rd at the Tzu Chi Walnut Campus-Life Science Garden in Los Angeles. The awards were presented to volunteers who are dedicated to serving the community and the environment.
After the remnants of Hurricane Ida swept through New Jersey, many homes were declared uninhabitable. Tzu Chi volunteers arrived and carried out a timely distribution of cash cards and emergency relief supplies, bringing strength and hope to survivors of the storm.
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