Sharing one’s kindness: Tumana typhoon relief distributionOn August 23, Tzu Chi Foundation provided relief packages to 2,863 senior citizens and their families at Concepcion Integrated School, Tumana, Marikina City. Items such as food, sacks of rice, blankets and mats, and personal care products were given to help families affected by the southwest monsoon and Typhoon Carina (Gaemi).
Tzu Chi scholar applicants face panel interviews77 incoming second year college students pass preliminary screening.
Tzu Chi provides relief in San Mateo, RizalOn August 11, Tzu Chi volunteers traveled to Jose F. Diaz Stadium in San Mateo, Rizal, to provide relief packages to families affected by Typhoon Carina (Gaemi). Due to heavy rain and flooding, beneficiaries’ homes had partial to total damages, and lost many of their day-to-day needs. With this, Tzu Chi provided clothing, mats, blankets, condiments, and sacks of rice to each family. Overall, 2,610 families received relief packages from Tzu Chi.
The gratitude that transforms communities: Tzu Chi provides relief in San Mateo, Rizal2,610 beneficiaries received relief packages after Typhoon Carina (Gaemi)
Gratitude in different forms at first Humanity class for schoolyear 2024-2025There is much to be thankful for, as scholars find out.
Discovering a new purpose: Medical student displays heartwarming service at Tzu Chi Philippines’ 269th Medical MissionMedical student Vince Enrico Vitug shares his experience as a first-time volunteer, showcasing his great love for Filipino people.
Helping beyond borders: Relief distribution for Typhoon Carina, monsoon-hit residents in Tatalon928 Barangay Tatalon locals receive relief supplies from Tzu Chi Foundation and Tzu Chi University students.
269th Navotas Medical Mission1,313 residents in Navotas availed of free quality healthcare services in general medicine, pediatrics, dentistry, and ophthalmology in Tzu Chi Philippines’ 269th medical mission, held at the grounds of the San Lorenzo Ruiz and Companion Martyrs Parish on August 4. Volunteers included doctors from Tzu Chi International Medical Association (TIMA) and medical students from Tzu Chi University in Hualien, Taiwan. “You could see that you're helping out of goodwill and love for people, especially for those who are poor and disadvantaged,” says Fr. Larry Singian, O.P, former parish priest. “You will be blessed a lot in terms of finding joy and happiness in this kind of ministry.”
1,313 patients served at Tzu Chi’s medical mission in NavotasBeneficiaries availed of consults in general medicine, dental medicine, pediatrics, and ophthalmology in the 269th medical mission.
Tzu Chi Foundation’s typhoon Carina relief distributionOn August 3, Tzu Chi Philippines visited San Isidro, Montalban, San Jose, Montalban, and Tatalon, Quezon City to provide compassion and relief to many families affected by the southwest monsoon, Typhoon Carina (Gaemi). In total,1,666 families received sets of relief goods to help them start their journey in recovering from the devastating effects of the typhoon. 367 families from San Isidro, 371 families from San Jose, and 928 families from Tatalon were provided with home essentials, food items, and clothing.
