As the Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) is rampant throughout the world, the USA has also entered an emergency state in the fight against the pandemic. A large sum of medical goods have been exhausted in this battle. Such adverse conditions have caused grave threat to the lives of the medical workers and staff on the front line and created a huge hole in the defense against the pandemic. H.H. Dorje Chang Buddha III Cultural and Art Museum is very concerned about the health and safety of the Covina community and the front-line workers and hopes to make some contributions at this difficult and dire time. On April 13 and 14, the museum donated 50,000 medical masks to Covina Police Department, the First-line workers of the City Government, and Emanate Health, in hope that these masks can provide safety guarantee to their health and hygiene, and to ensure the proper operation of the city. We support the local government’s effort in controlling the pandemic with practical action.
Guided by the teachings of H.H. Dorje Chang Buddha III, our museum has always actively participated in the disaster reliefs and activities of aiding the poor in the US and the world. We have also held art exhibits with the themes of caring for the weak. In this pandemic, our museum once again extends its helping hand to the community and makes a contribution to the winning of the fight against the coronavirus pandemic.
H.H. Dorje Chang Buddha III Cultural and Art Museum Donates to Help the Community
As devoted members of the community, the H.H. Dorje Chang Buddha III Cultural and Art Museum has been striven toward charity work and disaster reliefs to support the community and help the disadvantaged groups.
LOS ANGELES, June 23, 2021 /PRNewswire/ — On June 19th, 2021, the Museum donated funds to Covina Police Department to help enhance their internal facilities and funded the Parents’ Place Family Resource and Empowerment Center in support of their work in providing aids and resources to families. Numerous local deputies and distinguished members of the communities attended the donation ceremony at the H.H. Dorje Chang Buddha III Cultural and Art Museum. The guests included Covina Mayor Jorge A. Marquez, South Pasadena Mayor Pro Tem Michael Cacciotti, San Gabriel Mayor Chin Ho Liao, West Covina Council Member Tony Wu, Walnut Council Member Dr. Allen Wu, Chief of Covina Police Department David Povero, Former Mayor of City of Walnut Mary Su, senior editor for Beijing-based Vision magazine Qianqian Xing, and Executive Director Elena Sanchez and representatives of the Parents Place Family Resource and Empowerment Center.
In addition, to cultivate outstanding people for the society, from this year on, the Museum will establish a scholarship program for prominent, art-talented high school seniors from low-income households in the LA County, with the intent of helping them continue their education and realize their maximum potentials.
When the nation struggled with the face mask shortage at the peak of the dreadful pandemic last year, the Museum managed to procure and donate 50,000 medical masks to Covina Police Department, the First-line workers of the City Government and the Emanate Health Foundation to help protect the frontliners to perform their daily jobs and protect others.
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