6,000 homes in Brisbane were flooded in January 2011 . Tzu Chi Australia (TCA) Brisbane office immediately mobilized volunteers to distribute living essentials and blankets. Its volunteers nationwide have also initiated various fundraising activities.Full storyQueensland Flood
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6,000 homes in Brisbane were flooded in January 2011 . Tzu Chi Australia (TCA) Brisbane office immediately mobilized volunteers to distribute living essentials and blankets. Its volunteers nationwide have also initiated various fundraising activities.Full storyFormer Mayor of Australian City Donates A$75,000
Moved by the work of the foundation in helping the victims of natural disasters in his country, the former mayor of an Australian city donated the equivalent of more than US$75,000 towards its relief work and put on the vest of a volunteer during a relief distribution.Full story
Tzu Chi in the NewsQueensland Flood Distributions: (as of February 13)
Tzu Chi Foundation hosted 10 distributions in four weekends. Relief goods distributed:Full storyTzu Chi Australia Members Nationwide Mobilised to Help Queensland Flood Victims
As a result of the recent floods in Brisbane, 6,000 homes were inundated. Tzu Chi Australia (TCA) Brisbane office immediately mobilized volunteers to distribute living essentials and blankets. Its volunteers nationwide have also initiated various fundraising activities.Full story
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