News about Charity

Basic necessities and cash assistance were distributed to communities in Canlaon, Bago, Bacolod, and La Carlota

An accident led Michael Molve to experience Tzu Chi’s generosity and kindness

The event welcomed 40 new scholars, honored 36 alumni with Latin honors, and featured the annual Christmas carol competition

Families in Compostela, Cebu, deal with loss on so many levels after Typhoon Tino

Every one of the 6,791 beneficiaries of Tzu Chi’s Typhoon Tino (Kalmaegi) relief operations held on November 28–29 carries a story of struggle, survival, and hope. For Cebu residents Lorina Caño, Gina Echaves, and Jacinto Abata, Tzu Chi’s assistance offered not only essential support but also the strength they needed to keep moving forward.

They nearly drowned in Typhoon Tino’s floods. Now these survivors from Cebu are moving forward with the help of volunteers

Relief operations in Cebu extended beyond emergency supplies, as Tzu Chi volunteers also brought comfort and support to displaced families.

In the aftermath of Typhoon Tino (International Name: Kalmaegi), 6,791 families in Cebu received relief goods as Tzu Chi extended a hand in their recovery. On November 28-29, through the concerted efforts of 258 volunteers, eight simultaneous relief operations were held across Talisay, Mandaue, Consolacion, Compostela, Danao, and Liloan - serving 13 towns across these areas.

Volunteer doctors of Tzu Chi International Medical Association conducted free medical consultations during the stub distributions for families affected by Typhoon Tino in Sisters of Mary School - Girlstown, Talisay, Cebu.

Amid the devastation left by Typhoon Tino, affected families in Cebu find hope and courage through relief efforts and community support.