The world of Tzu Chi March-April 2022 (Vol.140)

TZU CHI 140 43 centre. In addition, Pei Shi and her brother, Guo Tai, would save a part of their pocket money in the coin bank and donate to Tzu Chi to help others. They also help out at the Kuala Klawang recycling point on the monthly Recycling Day, which falls on the third Sunday. Guo Tai said, “After sorting, those useful items can be given to those who need them, while the rest could be recycled to reduce waste. In doing recycling, we are not only helping to conserve Mother Earth, but we are also reaching out to the needy by contributing the proceeds from the sale of recyclables.” For volunteer Nyuk Man, the journey of ten years has been a fulfilling one. She shared, “We encountered numerous problems over the years, but we also learned how to overcome them one by one. I, too, have had the opportunity to grow through the process. I always help without expecting anything in return. I hope I can light up their paths, and that Pei Shi can walk like a normal person after her corrective surgery at age 18.” Volunteers prepared vegetarian dishes to celebrate Kiew Pei Shi’s birthday. [Photo by Wong Siew Chin]