Buddhist Tzu Chi Foundation's THH2017 Charity Art Performance Tour in Support of its Missions

Tzu Chi USA's joining forces with the CDPPAT, who have performed at the Paralympic Games and were named "UNESCO Artist for Peace" by the UN, is symbolic and deeply meaningful. The CDPPAT's talented visually, hearing, or physically impaired artists, who have touched the hearts of audiences in 91 countries, are a testament to how any challenge can be transformed, in this case becoming a powerful work of art. Their dedication and perseverance echoes the steadfast resolve of Tzu Chi volunteers as they strive to continuously help those in need.

"If everyone in our communities, cities, and countries can thrive, a harmonious global society can emerge and be sustained as well."
Han Huang, CEO, Buddhist Tzu Chi Foundation

"We enjoy working with Tzu Chi. Both of us embody the spirit of love. Tzu Chi's activities and our performance both cultivate great love."
Li Ying, Sign Language Teacher, CDPPAT

Through this tour, Tzu Chi USA hopes to inspire and motivate everyone to join together to help the underprivileged and underserved. If every person in our communities, cities, and countries can thrive, a harmonious global society can emerge and be sustained. This is Buddhist Tzu Chi Foundation's heartfelt vision, and it invites everyone to join their mission to relieve suffering here in the USA and beyond.

The CDPPAT appeared at Tzu Chi USA's THH Charity Concert at the Lincoln Center in NYC in 2016:

"This is a great program, and they did it with so much love, and I think that's what I felt."
Carmen Velasquez, New York Supreme Court Justice

For more event and ticket information please visit: www.THH2017.us
To learn more about Buddhist Tzu Chi Foundation, please visit: www.tzuchi.us

Media Contact: Sabrina Ho, (626) 999-6150, [email protected]

SOURCE Buddhist Tzu Chi Foundation

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