Caloocan North tricycle drivers reveal generous spiritMichael Celeste shares his rice supply, Christopher Bengca looks after drivers' welfare.
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Caloocan North tricycle drivers reveal generous spirit
This scavenger claimed her relief goods—then shared them with othersMylene Romano takes the teachings of Tzu Chi to heart.
Caloocan South trike drivers claim third tranche of rice, relief goods2,852 tricycle drivers have supplies to see them through the holidays.
Helping scavengers and visually impairedDuring the pandemic, Tzu Chi Philippines Chapter continued to care for the disadvantaged. In Quezon City, they distributed rice and living supplies to scavengers and visually impaired individuals.
Volunteerism begins early for these college seniorsUniversidad de Manila students Catherine Jill Cillo and Franchesca Nadine Bituin go above and beyond their on-the-job training at Tzu Chi
Eduardo Yañez: From Eye Center beneficiary to Tzu Chi volunteerAfter a much-needed cataract surgery at the Tzu Chi Eye Center, Eduardo Yañez shares his time and efforts as a way of saying thanks.
Distribution for long term care recipientsDuring the COVID period, Tzu Chi Philippines Chapter doesn’t forget to send their love to their long-term care recipients with aid items that they need.
Giving aid to the needyThe Tzu Chi Philippines Chapter continues to provide assistance to grassroots individuals battling the pandemic. They visited Antipolo City where a distribution of rice and daily necessities helped 221 residents who rely on recycling for their livelihoods.
Even with her family’s foundation, Tzu Chi volunteer Olga Vendivel continues to help others through Tzu Chi FoundationTzu Chi volunteer Olga Vendivel doesn't put limits to who and how she can serve.
Caloocan North tricycle driver proves that every centavo counts in creating a better lifeCaloocan North tricycle driver Domingo Navida proves that every centavo counts in creating a better life.