We are collegiate volunteers with Tzu Chi (慈濟) which has been serving worldwide regardless of religion, ethnicity, nationality, gender, age for 50 years. In Chinese, "Tzu" means compassion and "Chi" means relief. Stanford Tzu Ching (慈青) is one of our global youth network connected through shared values of compassion+wisdom, community services, yummy veggie food and great people. Our Stanford motto
is: "a more thoughtful way of living." Email: tzuchi.stanford@gmail.com
About Tzu Chi Foundation (www.tzuchi.us):
Tzu Chi is an international humanitarian, non-governmental organization with humble beginnings. It was founded in 1966 by Dharma Master Cheng Yen, a frail Buddhist nun to help the poor in eastern Taiwan. Today, it has 502 offices worldwide serving locally and globally in the 4 areas of charity including disaster relief, medicine, education, and humanistic culture. Tzu Chi fundamentally remains a grassroots organization, and volunteer run. Some of our collegiate events include:
* Food distribution to low-income families
* Health fair and mobile clinic services
* Senior home visits
* Environmental protection and restoration
* Promoting healthy and sustainable living
In addition to service activities, we meet for general meetings and social gatherings. We also have intercollegiate events with UC Berkeley, UC Davis, UC San Francisco, San Jose and San Francisco colleges. EVERYONE IS WELCOME TO JOIN US!
