Noto's Path to Revival
September 2024
Noto has a way of winning hearts, making it easy to become emotionally attached to the area. As the region works toward recovering from the January earthquake, we continually ask ourselves: what more can we do to help?A Housing Project in Silaunja
July 2024
A promise of a better living environment emerges with the launch of a housing project.Conrado's Colorful World Comes Alive—A Story From the Tzu Chi Eye Center, the Philippines
May 2024
Conrado Peñamora found joy and purpose in painting, so when cataracts developed in both of his eyes, he became listless. The Tzu Chi Eye Center helped him undergo surgery, bringing colors back into his life.A New Leg, A New Hope
March 2024
He encountered unforeseen health challenges in Poland after fleeing the ravages of war in Ukraine. Through his resilience and Tzu Chi’s assistance, he ultimately triumphed over adversity.Sustainable Solutions—The Tzu Chi Eco-friendly Assistive Device Program
January 2024
Tzu Chi volunteers in Taiwan recycle, repair, and deliver assistive devices directly to people’s homes, providing impactful solutions for the challenges of aging and disability.Aiding Victims of Hawaii Wildfires
November 2023
In August 2023, devastating wildfires ravaged the island of Maui in the U.S. state of Hawaii. Fueled by powerful winds from Hurricane Dora, the fires engulfed the historic town of Lahaina, home to 12,000 people. The disaster marked America’s deadliest wildfire in over a century, claiming the lives of 99 residents and leaving over 80 percent of the town’s buildings damaged or destroyed.Empowering Education in Lumbini
September 2023
Despite Nepal’s offer of a decade of free education for its children, only 60 percent finish tenth grade. This is due mainly to poverty and traditional gender bias. In response, Tzu Chi volunteers are collaborating with Lumbini’s public schools to promote school attendance.Snip and Smile: Tzu Chi Zimbabwe’s Free Haircutting Services
July 2023
Without money for haircuts or water for washing their hair, rural children in Zimbabwe are commonly infected with scalp ringworm. Tzu Chi volunteers tackle this problem by offering free haircuts and treatments.Serving the Needy in the Buddha's Birthplace
May 2023
Tzu Chi volunteers are working to address the needs of the underprivileged in Lumbini, the birthplace of the Buddha. The needy people there suffer from food insecurity, lack of medical care, and limited access to education.The Türkiye-Syria Earthquakes ─ Tzu Chi Rushes in Love and Aid
March 2023
The recent Türkiye-Syria earthquakes resulted in staggering destruction and loss of life, shocking the world. Tzu Chi is bringing warmth and love to survivors to help them through the harshest winter of their lives.Ukrainians in Poland
January 2023
For every hundred Ukrainian refugees currently staying in Poland, two to three have received help from Tzu Chi. As the Russia-Ukraine war drags on, the foundation has launched mid- and long-term aid to further assist people displaced by the war.Planting Seeds of Kindness
November 2022
Ukrainian refugee children in Poland are no strangers to stress and trauma. Tzu Chi is teaching them positive strategies and values to help them blossom as warm and healthy children.Sandeep Goes Into Town—Helping an Indian Boy Obtain Treatment
September 2022
A sick boy in India appeared accidentally on footage filmed for Tzu Chi. Finding him and getting him treatment testifies to the power of Great Love.Together We Go Far—Tzu Chi Joins Efforts With Other Humanitarian Organizations
July 2022
The Ukraine-Russia war has turned life upside down for millions of Ukrainian refugees. Tzu Chi is working with other groups and agencies to bring relief to this suffering group of people.Helping Them Find a Way Out—Refugees in Malaysia
May 2022
No one would willingly choose a life as a refugee—all the more reason that many organizations, Tzu Chi included, is helping to guard their dignity as human beings.Helping Families Impacted by Typhoon Rai
March 2022
Typhoon Rai wreaked havoc in the Philippines in December 2021. Tzu Chi volunteers responded by delivering hope in the form of food, necessities, and cash aid to survivors.Learning from Life's Impermanence
January 2022
Tzu Chi volunteers face inevitable pain and grief when working to help at a disaster site. But instead of giving in to despair, such experiences prompt them to help others and make the most of their lives.Hot Meals Warm Hearts in Germany
November 2021
After floods in western Europe left death and destruction in their wake, Tzu Chi offered a free hot meal service to help residents begin the long journey back to normalcy.No One Is Strong Alone
September 2021
Tzu Chi’s Summer Nutritional Support Program exemplifies the benefits that can flow from a collaborative effort among different sectors of society to accomplish a mission of love.Love for Zimbabwe
July 2021
When Tino Chu, head of Tzu Chi Zimbabwe, fell seriously ill with COVID-19, it was thoughts of those he serves that gave him strength to battle back from the brink of death.Aid Team Doubles Down After Twin Cyclones in Mozambique
May 2021
One after another, Cyclones Chalane and Eloise hit Mozambique at the end of 2020 and beginning of 2021. Tzu Chi sprang into action both times to help the victims find their footing again.New Homes for Quake Victims in Indonesia
March 2021
In 2018, an earthquake brought death and destruction to Central Sulawesi, Indonesia. In the aftermath, Tzu Chi worked to help build villages where survivors could find peace and safety again.After the Beirut Explosion
January 2021
When a huge explosion devastated a large region of Beirut in August 2020, Tzu Chi stepped in to offer a hand to help the impoverished in the area.Safer Homes, Better Lives
November 2020
This article highlights Tzu Chi’s efforts to make homes safer for needy and elderly people. Read how the foundation is helping to reduce falls or accidents through simple but effective preventative measures.Convenience at a Cost
September 2020
The next time you use a plastic bag, think before you throw it away. There’s little money in recycling plastic bags, but failing to do so will cost us more in the long run.Let Love Travel During COVID-19
July 2020
The pandemic has upended lives across the globe. Tzu Chi has been involved from the beginning, bringing relief to those impacted.Forming a Line of Protection
May 2020
This series of articles spotlights the role of Tzu Chi volunteers in supplying protective gear and food in the fight against COVID-19 in Malaysia.The Lockdown
March 2020
Read a first-person account from a resident of Wuhan, China, right before and after the city was locked down due to the coronavirus epidemic.Helping Flood-Affected Lao Farmers Get Back on Their Feet
January 2020
Tzu Chi helped farmers in Laos who lost their crops to recent devastating floods rebuild their livelihoods.Wise Words for a Good Life
November 2019
Jing Si Aphorisms, a book that encapsulates the essence of Dharma Master Cheng Yen's teachings, celebrates its 30th birthday this year. This article chronicles the book's impact and how it grew from an idea to a bestseller.Guided by Compassion–Serving the Needy in Jordan
September 2019
Tzu Chi volunteers have served needy people in Jordan for over two decades. They persist at their missions, day after day, year after year.Survival Challenges for Orphans in Sierra Leone
July 2019
Many children in this poor country have lost their parents to natural disasters and a major Ebola virus epidemic. It is uncertain if these youngsters will survive to adulthood.Aid to Mozambique
May 2019
Despite the crushing devastation after Cyclone Idai, volunteers worked hard to deliver aid supplies into the hands of disaster victims.Penghu Garbage
March 2019
In Penghu County, which consists of an archipelago near Taiwan, Tzu Chi volunteers work hard to collect and recycle garbage.Rohingya Refugees in Kuala Lumpur
January 2019
For more than ten years, Tzu Chi volunteers in Malaysia have been helping Rohingya refugees that have escaped persecution in Myanmar and settled in Malaysia.After the Floods – Aid After a Dam Collapse in Laos
November 2018
A hydroelectric dam under construction in Laos collapsed amid heavy rains. More than 6,000 people were displaced.Revisiting Sri Lanka
September 2018
Since the terrifying tsunami in 2004, Tzu Chi volunteers have often returned to help needy people there.Ten Years Later
July 2018
Ten years ago, a devastating earthquake rocked Sichuan Province, China. It bore witness to how such catastrophes can bring out the best in people.Contact Us | Plan a Visit | Donate
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