On July 15, 2025, Grand Master Xingwu of Xing Wu Zen Temple in Canada brought his volunteers disciples to the Richmond Food Bank and donated a batch of food supplies, supporting community public welfare with practical actions.
The donated materials include noodles, rice noodles, dry food and other foods, which are aimed at helping local low-income families and people in need to alleviate their living pressures. The head of the Richmond Food Bank expressed his gratitude to Grand Master Xing Wu and pointed out that the supplies will be distributed to those in need in the community as soon as possible.
Grand Master Xing Wu said that by donating food, he is not only practicing the Buddhist spirit of compassion and love, but also hopes to arouse the attention of all sectors of society to the vulnerable groups and jointly create a more loving and warm community environment.
The volunteer disciples who participated in the donation activity also said that being able to help others through practical actions is a valuable spiritual practice experience and will continue to pass on love.
The Xing Wu Zen Temple in Canada has long been committed to social welfare undertakings such as spreading the Dharma, benefiting sentient beings, charity care, and cultural communication. In the future, it will continue to carry forward the concept of “compassion and love, and helping all living beings” and contribute to the community.
Richmond Food Bank provides healthy food to Richmond families in need, no matter their reason.
Service and Event Information
The Richmond Food Bank provides people in need with access to food and services necessary to maintain physical and mental health. Every week, the Richmond Food Bank delivers healthy and nutritionally balanced meals to more than 1,400 people, providing Richmond residents with healthy food choices and access to relevant services to address the causes of poverty.
Richmond food bank contacts:
604-271-5609
Address：Richmond Food Bank
100-5800 Cedarbridge Way，Richmond, BC V6X 2A7
