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What We Can Do to Help During the Pandemic |
| Master Cheng Yen outlines four practices for individuals to help mitigate the impact of COVID-19 and benefit the world. | |
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Let Love Travel During COVID-19 |
| The pandemic has upended lives across the globe. Tzu Chi has been involved from the beginning, bringing relief to those impacted. | |
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Helping the Underserved in Thailand Cope With COVID-19 |
| Thailand has struggled to balance public safety with its economy during the pandemic. Read how Tzu Chi volunteers are helping those in need to weather the crisis. | |
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Emergency Cash for Refugees |
| This article highlights the partnership between Tzu Chi and the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees as they work to help refugees in Malaysia through the pandemic. | |
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Compassion and Courage |
| Tzu Chi volunteers in Mozambique fight the impact of the coronavirus with the noble tools of compassion, courage, and education. | |
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Tzu Chi Paraguay Provides Food to Relieve Hunger |
| Read how Tzu Chi volunteers are working to help feed the hungry in and around Ciudad del Este, Paraguay, during the pandemic. | |
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When Your Kids Want a Pet |
| The author of this article provides food for thought before you bring a pet into your home. | |
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The Artistic Blacksmith |
| Zeng Wen-chang, master blacksmith and artist, forges his creativity in iron and steel. Read how his mission to raise the profile of blacksmithing is reflected in his art. | |
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Postal Manager Delivers the Benefits of Vegetarianism |
| This post office manager delivers the benefits of a vegetarian lifestyle among his postal service colleagues. | |
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A Freedom Forged by Forgiveness |
| The life of this Tzu Chi volunteer embodies the freedom wrought by repentance and forgiveness. | |
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If the Mountain Will Not Come to You |
| Our happiness often lies in how we respond to our circumstances. | |
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Recycling Assistive Devices Keeps Love Growing |
| This article gives a warm glimpse into Tzu Chi’s program of recycling second-hand assistive devices and medical equipment for people and families in need. | |
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