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News from Tzu Chi Philippines missions, ceremonies and community work across the country.

Recovery after loss: Tzu Chi conducts fire relief in Isla Puting Bato
1,932 affected families claim essential items and a 10-kg sack of rice each.

Meet the unsung heroes of Fiesta Verde 2024
Their tireless efforts helped make the 2-day event a success.

Battling Leukemia with Strength and Support
In Barangay Calarian, Zamboanga City, lives 22-year-old Jessa Loraine Oporto, a young woman known for her cheerful smile and lively spirit. She is the second of four siblings in a simple family that r

Tzu Chi awards 21 scholars in its caregiving, welding programs
An alumnae’s inspiring testimonial gives them hope.

Fiesta Verde 2024 Shop Mindfully, Gift Meaningfully
The 2024 Fiesta Verde brought 92 exhibitors to the Buddhist Tzu Chi Campus in Sta. Mesa, Manila. Featuring different products and delicacies, people of all ages enjoyed a wonderful weekend last November 23-24, contributing to a meaningful cause: supporting Tzu Chi’s charity, educational, and medical programs.

Chefs whip up veggie dishes at Fiesta Verde
Live cooking demos show that vegetarian cooking can be easy and delicious.

More than 4,000 families receive typhoon relief in Cagayan
Tzu Chi Philippines conducts relief operations in municipalities of Aparri and Sta. Ana.

Typhoon Relief in Aparri and Sta. Ana, Cagayan Valley
On November 22-23, Tzu Chi Philippines conducted a series of relief efforts in the municipalities of Sta. Ana, and Aparri, Cagayan after the onslaught of consecutive typhoons entering the Philippines. Region two was among the hardest-hit areas, significantly affected by typhoon Marce (Yinxing). More than 4,000 beneficiaries received relief, and families whose homes were completely destroyed received a construction voucher to aid in rebuilding their homes.

Fiesta Verde 2024 draws 92 exhibitors, many guests
The 2-day vegetarian fair benefits Tzu Chi’s charity, education, and medical assistance programs .

Undaunted by their challenges, they’re now caregivers
Trained under Tzu Chi’s caregiving course, Rhea Amilano and Mary Grace Olleta live with purpose and hope.