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Tzu Chi Charity (Global)
- Zero Waste of Food February 24, 2012Each year people in Taiwan throw away 1.8 million metric tones of food – enough to feed 5.5 million starving people in Haiti for one year or provide a nutritious lunch for 230,000 children of low-income families for 20 years? This astonishing figure was revealed at a meeting attended by more than 200 people at the Jing Si Hall, Hualien, on February 18; it wa […]
- Life Saving Supplies for Kidney Patients in Thailand in Flooding Crisis February 20, 2012Rapid action by the Tzu Chi Foundation saved the lives of thousands of patients in Thailand suffering from renal failure after devastating floods closed the factories which make the solution they need. It provided the medication and tools for the dialysis treatment they require.
- Volunteer Care For the Families Outside Prison Fire in Honduras February 22, 2012Tzu Chi volunteers in the central American state of Honduras provided food to 500 relatives of inmates killed in a devastating fire. They helped at a temporary kitchen and provided instant rice sufficient for four to five days.
- New Beginnings, Every Day February 13, 2012[ Master's Teachings]Editor's note: The following is Master's teaching given during the Chinese New Year. Despite this, the teaching can be meaningful every day of our life.During Chinese New Year, people wish each other well when they meet. The atmosphere is filled with festivity and joy, and everyone is very happy. Yet, we only celebrate the […]
- The Silent Speak Volumes February 16, 2012In a ceremony of gratitude, the Tzu Chi University medical school dedicates another group of donated cadavers to its medical training program. Ceremony program in hand, a donor’s family member remembers a loved one.
