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

Organizations come together to talk about climate change at BTCC
Speakers delved into discussions on climate health, plant-based lifestyle, and wellbeing.

Tzu Chi welcomes 69 new NCR scholars for school year 2024-2025
The batch was introduced during Humanity class.

Tzu Chi Preschool expresses love and gratitude on Grandparents Day
Young learners show a heartfelt sign language performance.

Tzu Chi Foundation welcomes 69 new college scholars
After passing preliminary screenings and a panel interview, 69 new Tzu Chi scholars for NCR were welcomed to the Tzu Chi Foundation in a simple ceremony held on September 8 at the Buddhist Tzu Chi Campus in Sta. Mesa, Manila. Besides the quality education and generous allowances granted to scholars, a Tzu Chi scholarship inculcates values and Tzu Chi’s unique culture through monthly Humanity classes.

Taiwanese promotes simple vegetarian cooking at Tzu Chi Youth Camp
Campers whip up a dish in three easy steps.

Sparks ignited at 2024 Tzu Chi Youth Camp
Participants make friends, commit to volunteerism, get in touch with their feelings.

Sharing one’s kindness: Tumana typhoon relief distribution
2,863 families were given relief packages to aid their recovery from Typhoon Carina.

Sharing one’s kindness: Tumana typhoon relief distribution
On 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).

IGNITE YOUR SPARK: Tzu Chi Youth host the 2024 Youth Camp
From August 23-25, 90 teenagers and twentysomethings joined the activities of the 2024 Tzu Chi Youth Camp organized at the Buddhist Tzu Chi Campus in Sta. Mesa, Manila. Interactive presentations of filial piety, environmental protection, vegetarianism, discipline, and volunteerism allowed youngsters to experience Tzu Chi's values and cultures firsthand--and hopefully integrate them into their lives.

Tzu Chi scholar applicants face panel interviews
77 incoming second year college students pass preliminary screening.