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Tzu Chi Sends 10 Tons of Relief Goods to Northeast Japan

Thu, 24 Mar 2011
Tzu Chi Sends 10 Tons of Relief Goods to Northeast JapanTzu Chi has sent 10 tons of relief goods to two cities in northeast Japan that were devastated by the earthquake and tsunami on March 11. Volunteers will distribute the goods in person to the residents on Friday, March 25.Full story
 

Tzu Chi to Hold Global Prayer & Raise Love For Japan

Sun, 20 Mar 2011
This Sunday, March 20, the foundation will hold a global prayer and raise love for the people of Japan. It is asking its members and people around the world to come together to pray that the Japanese can be delivered as early as possible from the hardships they are going through and that everyone will reduce their material desires, live a disciplined life and protect the planet.Full story

Tzu Chi Fundraising For Japan Earthquake and Tsunami Survivors

Fri, 18 Mar 2011
On March 16 and 17,Tzu Chi volunteers in Japan delivered hot meals to the survivors of the country's catastrophic earthquake and tsunami, feeding nearly 1,000 people per day in a town on the east coast of Japan. The town was devastated by the tsunami caused by the quake and many residents have been unable to return home.Full story

Volunteers Around the World Pray for Japan

Thu, 17 Mar 2011
While the city of Christchurch in New Zealand waits to be rebuilt, a terrible earthquake struck the Yingjiang district of Yunan. One natural disaster has followed another, like a loud noise and also like a warning, telling us that we must save the planet. On March 11, a devastating quake hit Japan, followed by a tsunami. Tzu Chi people gathered all over the world and, with a heart of deep sincerit... Full story

Tzu Chi Delivers Hot Meals to Japan Earthquake Victims

Thu, 17 Mar 2011
Tzu Chi formally recognized
On Wednesday, March 16, volunteers in Japan delivered their first food aid to the victims of the country's catastrophic earthquake, feeding nearly 1,000 people in a town on the east coast. It was devastated by the tsunami caused by the quake and many residents have been unable to return home. Full story
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