A chance encounter at a book fair planted the seed of Tzu Chi in Lee Beng Hwee’s heart. Over time, that seed took root and flourished. The furrows that once marked her brow gradually eased, giving way to a composed and serene presence.
Having benefited from Tzu Chi's assistance and support in the past, these care recipients are now reciprocating the kindness they once received by actively participating and assisting at Tzu Chi’s Festive Charity Fair together with their families.
Five sessions of the Year-End Blessing Ceremony were held on the first weekend after New Year’s Day.
Within the cramped and tiny flat, the interior was messy, and a stench could be detected. Numerous unsettled bills were seen scattered on the floor. Stepping into the simulated house felt like entering another world.
With the same calorie content of 500 calories, does it really make a difference what you eat?
On the first day of 2024, 404 Tzu Chi Faith Corps and Commissioners came "home" for a reunion gathering. Everyone reflected on the past with gratitude and looked forward to a brighter future.
Mr Low Swee Seh, Managing Director of Tzu Chi Merit Organization (Singapore) Ltd. was invited to the First Singapore Buddhist Symposium to share Tzu Chi’s model of “Internal Cultivation and External Practice” in the community, as well as the Tzu Chi experience of developing its four missions in Singapore.
Breast cancer is the most common cancer among Singaporean women. How can we prevent it?
With a declining birth rate and a rapidly ageing society, elderly people are having a tough time looking after each other. The community’s varying degrees of medical care and everyday living care services are critical to the elderly Toh couple’s retirement life at home.
Nobody knows how long her journey as a caregiver is going to be, but Ho Ngit Wah still looks forward to her golden years.
The tea offering session, completed successfully with the collaboration between the preschool management team and the children, has left unforgettable memories for teachers and volunteers on Teachers' Day.
Is the seventh lunar month also known as the "ghost month" in Buddhism? Through a series of activities, attendees discovered more about the "Auspicious Seventh Lunar Month" from the perspective of the right faith, filial piety and environmental protection.
64-year-old Peter shared that undergoing dialysis has made him feel terrible, and he deeply understands the pain and helplessness of suffering from an illness. However, the mobile Buddha Bathing ceremony held at his home comforted him and gave him peace of mind.
Tzu Chi Great Love Preschool's Parents Appreciation Day, which was held online for three years during the pandemic, finally resumed its physical format in 2023. For some children, it was their first time bathing their parents' feet and serving them tea and food, warming the hearts of their parents.
It has been four years since Tzu Chi’s 3-in-1 celebration was last held in an outdoor setting. This year, with an estimated 3,500-strong crowd in attendance, Tzu Chi 57th Anniversary and Buddha Day Celebration returned to the Bukit Gombak Stadium.
Happiness is what everyone strives for throughout their lives, but what does happiness entail? David Liu, Deputy Chief Executive Officer of Taiwan Buddhist Tzu Chi Charity Foundation, shares the secret.
On the 5th and 19th of March 2023, volunteers from Tzu-Chi Foundation (Singapore) spent their Sundays raising funds at multiple locations across the island in a bid to support relief efforts for Turkish residents affected by the recent earthquake. People from all walks of life contributed to the cause to convey their support.
Buddhist Tzu Chi Merit Organization (Singapore) Ltd. resumed its physical Tzu Chi Festive Charity Fair. It was an occasion to take in the delights of the food, the goods and the fun.
As the Jing Si Aphorism “leaves” on the wishing tree turned into “apples”, clattering coins slid from the bamboo coin bank into the large ceramic pot, and people received the Red Packets of Blessings and Wisdom, everyone was once again reminded to be grateful for the past and stay hopeful for the future.
