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On April 14, 1966, Dharma Master Cheng Yen founded the Compassion Relief Tzu Chi Foundation in Taiwan, with thirty housewives, who put aside fifty cents (US$.02) a day of their grocery money into ...
Poverty reductionCommunity & familyForeign aid and disaster relief
School Veggie-Breakfast Program
Organisation role · 2–10 hrs/Week
Cul de Sac, Sint Maarten
Poverty reductionCommunity & familyForeign aid and disaster relief
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Buddhist Compassion Relief Tzu Chi Foundation St. Maarten.
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Summary
Students have the best chances of making optimal use of the education being offered by providing a healthy breakfast to approx. 225 students at two schools.Detailed description
2 hours per day to share breakfast. Starting on Jan. 24. Monday to Friday.
As Tzu Chi focuses on healthy eating and the environment, the foundation provides healthy vegetarian and vegan items to these students, which is prepared fresh daily.
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Cul de Sac Opportunities > Buddhist Compassion Relief Tzu Chi Foundation St. Maarten. > School Veggie-Breakfast Program
About Buddhist Compassion Relief Tzu Chi Foundation St. Maarten.
On April 14, 1966, Dharma Master Cheng Yen founded the Compassion Relief Tzu Chi Foundation in Taiwan, with thirty housewives, who put aside fifty cents (US$.02) a day of their grocery money into Bamboo Bank to establish a charity foundation. Their objective was to provide relief and assistance to the people in needs in areas of charity, medicine, education, culture, international relief, bone marrow donation, environmental protection and community volunteerism . We are in St. Maarten practicing exactly in the same areas following their guidelines. We provide long term monthly food program and emergency cash relief, rice donation, visiting senior institutions, repairing houses and house cleaning etc.