News about Charity

Tzu Chi's support eased the medical and financial burdens of two patients, giving them a renewed chance at health, dignity, and a better life.

Two days after a magnitute 7.8 quake reduced parts of Sarangani and General Santos in Mindanao into rubble on June 8, Tzu Chi Davao volunteers bravely took to the streets, surveying the extensive damages and their effects to the thousands of displaced families. With victims too scared to go home or with no homes to return to, evacuation centers have been packed and local leaders call for a need for necessities like food, water, blankets, and means of communication.

The milestone means the course meets world standards

Tzu Chi Foundation helps retired teacher and stroke survivor Perla Tan move to a facility for seniors in Valenzuela.

Tzu Chi Foundation’s Technical-Vocational Program has made great strides since it first offered scholarships in short courses that prioritized values education as much as viable skills. Since 2010, the program has served 1,120 scholars, who have gone on to find jobs both here and abroad, securing better lives for themselves and the families who depend on them.

Relief includes galvanized iron sheets and sacks of rice.

Faculty and concessionaires taste-test 10 plant-based alternatives for future school canteens

Gemmalyn Rose Martinez has turned trials into triumph, with the Tzu Chi Tech-Voc scholarship bringing her closer to her dream of becoming a caregiver.

Disaster does not choose who to affect, but compassion chooses to reach everyone.

Muslim communities affected by Typhoon Basyang reflect on the night the waters came and the show of unity beyond religion on the sacred days of Ramadan.