News about Humanistic culture

With the traditional pilgrimage ceremony and community spirit, Tzu Chi Foundation Philippines celebrated the Chinese New Year 2024 on February 9 and 10 at the Buddhist Tzu Chi Campus (BTCC) in Sta. Mesa, Manila.

The celebration featured the traditional 3 steps and 1 bow ceremony, candle lighting at the Jing Si Abode, and breakfast at the BTCC plaza.

In celebration of Chinese New Year, Quezon City’s Chinatown Heritage Tour included the Tzu Chi Foundation among its destinations.

On February 3, Tzu Chi Philippines invited its honorary members to a delicious hot pot dinner in a Chinese New Year Get-Together at the Buddhist Tzu Chi Campus in Sta. Mesa, Manila. Honorary Members Convenor Ambassador Francis Chua thanked the guests for continuously supporting Tzu Chi's missions through the years, and encouraged others to join. "You might be rich but it's not important," he says. "The important thing is you are willing to share."

The 2023 Year-end Blessing ceremony was a day of gratitude and celebration as Tzu Chi volunteers, donors, partners, scholars, and families gathered to look back on the foundation's accomplishments and milestones for the past year. Here are the highlights of the auspicious event.

Institutions pledge their support for the foundation’s many programs.

Reflecting on a year marked by significant achievements, humanitarian endeavors, educational support, and meaningful partnerships, Tzu Chi Philippines underscores its commitment to gratitude, compassion, and environmental advocacy.

請與慈濟一起重溫2023年慈濟人在各項志業所留下的足跡。

Join us in revisiting the impactful moments of Tzu Chi's humanitarian programs in 2023, all made possible by the unwavering dedication and kindness of our volunteers and donors.

The practice promotes good health through the free flow of “Qi” .