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Bring Your Light to the World
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Dharma Master Cheng Yen encourages us to let our inner light shine in acts of love and goodwill. In so doing, we will bring hope to our world. |
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Rising to Taiwan’s COVID Crisis
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When COVID cases spiked in Taiwan in May 2021, Taipei Tzu Chi Hospital sprang into action to help the island ride out the viral surge. |
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We Are Not Heroes
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Chao You-chen, superintendent of Taipei Tzu Chi Hospital, describes how his medical staff courageously responded to the spike in Taiwan’s COVID cases that began in mid-May 2021. |
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You’re Not Alone
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In this series of articles, read how Tzu Chi volunteers show those impacted by the pandemic and natural disasters that they are not alone. |
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Syrian Refugees Give Back
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Syrian refugees in Turkey have long received support from Tzu Chi, but the recent pandemic has given them a chance to pay the kindness back and show the power of love. |
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A Happy Donor
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A COVID survivor put hard-won money to work by donating a million Taiwanese dollars to help Tzu Chi buy COVID vaccines. |
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Reduce Your “Foodprint”
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Eating well is more than just eating healthy—it is also eating wisely. This essay will make you think before you order food unnecessarily just to throw it away later. |
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Learning from Life’s Impermanence
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Tzu Chi volunteers face inevitable pain and grief when working to help at a disaster site. But instead of giving in to despair, such experiences prompt them to help others and make the most of their lives. |
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Recycling Takes a Rare Time-Out
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An increased COVID-19 alert level in May 2021 in Taiwan forced Tzu Chi recycling stations to temporarily cease operation. How did volunteers cope with this rare time-out? |
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A Loving Spirit Shines Strong
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At 84, Xu’s spirit of giving and service makes her an inspiring example for the values espoused by Tzu Chi. |
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What the Heart Sees
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Though a rare condition robbed him of a normal childhood and his eyesight, Sofyan Sukmana sees his mission in life clearly: to help those who are visually impaired lead full, productive lives. |
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The Illustrated Jing Si Aphorisms
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Cultivating Buddhism means that we must renounce all evil ways and maintain proper thoughts and actions. |
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Tzu Chi Events Around the World
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Tzu Chi brings aid and love to the underserved around the world. |
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