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No Age Limit to Giving |
| If you are growing old, don’t let your age confine you. | |
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Rice Banks |
| Villagers in Myanmar are not rich in money, but very rich in heart. | |
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A Handful of Rice |
| Those villagers in Myanmar have made it a habit to donate rice to the needy. | |
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Revisiting Sri Lanka |
| Since the terrifying tsunami in 2004, Tzu Chi volunteers have often returned to help needy people there. | |
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Giving Without Thinking Too Much |
| If we want others to join us in a good cause, we must first set a good example. | |
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Aging Well Through Community-Based Dementia Care |
| Dr. Tsao Wen-long, himself 71 years old, has helped many elderly people in Taiwanese communities. | |
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The Rainbow at the Corner of Her Eye |
| A nurse witnesses a heartwarming scene as he serves a patient. | |
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Free Tutoring for Underprivileged Students |
| College students offer tutoring assistance to children of families receiving aid from Tzu Chi. | |
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A Joyful Life of Giving |
| Life is short, and they don’t need much money. They only want more time for volunteering. | |
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Best Intentions Aren’t Always the Best Ideas |
| When someone you know is ill, you may try to improve his diet. But be sure to do it with respect. | |
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The Illustrated Jing Si Aphorisms |
| Your life hangs on each breath you take. Cherish your life. | |
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Tzu Chi Events Around the World |
| Tzu Chi briefs from all over. | |
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