Inspiring the young through campus outreach
 
What does a ball game have anything to do with doing good deeds?
In order to inspire more young people to do good deeds, Tzu Chi volunteers and Tzu Ching reached out to Lumbini Khudabagar College. Through small games, the students are made aware that everyone is needed when doing good deeds. They also shared the stories of people from other parts of the world, leaving the students present feeling touched. After the outreach session, more than 30 students decided to leave their contact information, expressing interest in joining the ranks of Tzu Chi volunteers to spread love.
 
In the ball game, what will happen if someone doesn’t catch it?
 
To ensure that the ball can be passed smoothly, no one should be missing, and the same is true when doing good deeds. Tzu Chi volunteers and Tzu Ching reach out to Lumbini Khudabagar College to promote love.
 
Tzu Ching Singapore’s senior, Phua Yi Yin
Hope that through our two-day course content, the little stories we share can inspire love from them. Think about what you can do to help those around you. I may not have much, but I still have the power to give.
 
Principal of Khudabagar College, Rambali
Gaining knowledge is not everything, we must help other people and we must develop such culture within the hearts of the students, who can be a good human, who have good gratitude, respect and love to humanity as well as nature and all the living organisms that are on the Earth.
So you see, bit by bit, everyday one, end of month a lot
Taking the students to Syria and Myanmar through the video, the students were deeply moved and inspired by stories about the locals.
 
Student Chandni
The rice bank, which is in Myanmar, I like this thing. Because my father is a farmer, I can also do this thing very easily, this is a starting point for me, I will also join this group as a volunteer
In addition to helping others, sharing about Jing Si Aphorisms and finding a better self
 
Student Akalmati
After reading, I feel a lot better and confident, as we need to practise what we study, otherwise it's useless, these are very good points.
 
You are more knowledgeable than people around you, so you all need to help people around you
After two consecutive days of sharing, more than 30 students left their contact information and expressed their interest in participating in Tzu Chi activities. Hope that more people will join the ranks of Tzu Chi volunteers and spread love to the “invisible” areas of the world.