Tzu Chi Pampanga

In its second year, Tzu Chi Pampanga added an additional 14 scholars to its roster, bringing the total number of scholars from Pampanga State Agricultural University to 28.

On July 2, 2023, Tzu Chi volunteers, dignitaries, and guests came together for the inauguration of Tzu Chi Pampanga Cultivation Venue in Angeles City. The special occasion signifies the expansion of Tzu Chi’s humanitarian efforts in the province of Pampanga and the Central Luzon region.

The office inauguration marks a significant expansion of Tzu Chi’s humanitarian efforts in the region.

Tzu Chi scholar Jhasmine Yecla gives her donated bicycle to her Food Panda rider brother Justine.

In the Philippines, during the pandemic, Tzu Chi held several distributions, all of which were held in the indigent community of Pampanga Province. Most of the residents here work in agriculture, yet there is nowhere to sell their crops during the pandemic. Therefore, the local government asked Tzu Chi for help, and volunteers responded quickly by sending in rice and living supplies.

Santo Tomas, Pampanga, tricycle driver Marvin Basilio doesn’t let polio get in the way of his dreams.

Tzu Chi volunteers bring their latest rice and relief efforts to 999 indigent residents in Santo Tomas, Pampanga.

Last October 9, Brightwoods School in Angeles, Pampanga, opened its sportsfield to a large-scale rice and relief goods distribution organized by Tzu Chi Foundation for more than 1,000 indigent residents from Angeles City, and a barangay of Aetas from Tarlac. Volunteers showed up bright and early to support the worthy cause: among them, 30-40 teachers from the host school.

Over 1,000 Angeles City indigents from five barangays were the beneficiaries of Tzu Chi Foundation’s rice and relief goods distribution last October 9 at the Brightwoods Sportsfield, in Pandan, Angeles City.