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Started by Yirng-An Chen
Thu, 25 Jan 1996 00:00
Pittsburgh Tzu-Chi Student Group
Author: Yirng-An Chen
Date: Thu, 25 Jan 1996 00:00
Date: Thu, 25 Jan 1996 00:00
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Dear UCCP members: I sincerely would like to invite you to join Pittsburgh Tzu-Chi Student Group (temporarily named, hope it will go officially in the near future). Having been staying here more than three years, I got the chance to know more about Tzu-Chi and really touched by the activities its members did. The new year just began, however, Tzu-Chi already has many plans to do -- cooperate with UCCP to help new students settle down, help existing students solve complex problems that beyond UCCP's ability (such as medical, law, and insurance problems...), visit nursing homes/children hospitals, serve homeless/low-income people, raise the relief of foundation, and more importantly, establish bone marrow bank. These so many meaningful missions couldn't be completed without your participation. Many of you might hesitate to join because of different religions and time constraints, etc. Master Cheng Yen says: Share your love with people regardless their religion, race, nationality. Myself is not a Buddhist, love brings us together. As for time constraints, I only plan to have one activity in a month to ease your studying stress. So, please join us! Be a volunteers in Tzu-Chi family. You 'll experience a different meaning of life. Let's grow together by helping the poor and sickness. Please reply to this mail with your name and phone number or call me at 683-1679 if you are interested. Greatly appreciate all of your time. Up-coming event: On February 3rd, we'll have a food service for low- income people in down town Pittsburgh, hope to see you there. Mei-Ling Liao ********************************** Pitt MBA/MoIS Gradute Student (412) 683-1679 email: melst24+@pitt.edu ***********************************
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