Gazing up at their new home in Concow, a small community in the Sierra Nevada foothills of California, Teri and John Rubiolo expressed their heartfelt thanks to several organizations, including Tzu Chi USA, for their assistance during a three-year-long home replacement project.

By Sophie X. Song, Ida Eva Zielinska Published #65 | Summer 2022 Issue SHARE Providing Disaster Relief On March 1, volunteers from Tzu Chi USA

By Sophie X. Song, Ida Eva Zielinska Published #65 | Summer 2022 Issue SHARE Brazil The Brazil Service Center holds an opening ceremony for its

In May 2022, Tzu Chi USA hosts a triple celebration of Buddha or Vesak Day, Tzu Chi Day, and Mother’s Day across the country and worldwide, including in Haiti and Poland.

Where there is water, there is life. Over 60% of the human body is made of it and it covers roughly 70% of the Earth’s surface. Yet, our reliance on plastic has quietly suffocated our oceans, rivers, seas, lakes, and more for decades. While Tzu Chi, driven by a duty to protect the Earth, has actively promoted waste reduction and recycling efforts, our planet needs much more from humanity to improve the health of our waterways – and our own.

By Ida Eva Zielinska Published #64 | Spring 2022 Issue A man calling for plant-based eating as climate action holds a poster near the COP26

by Sophie X. Song, Adriana DiBenedetto Published #64 | Spring 2022 Issue SHARE Taiwan The United Nations Interagency Task Force on Religion and Sustainable Development

By Jennifer Chien, Diana Chang, Ida Eva Zielinska Published #60 | Spring 2021 Issue SHARE Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on linkedin Share

By Ida Eva Zielinska Published #63 | Winter 2021 Issue A Tzu Chi local volunteer assists a mother with an infant by carrying the rice

By Jinbao ZhangEdited by Adriana DiBenedetto Published #63 | Winter 2021 Issue Community members affected by the Caldor Fire in California are touched by the