On May 26, 2025, the abbot of Xing Wu Zen Temple in Canada, Master Xing Wu, and members of the organizing committee of the “BC Buddhist Culture Day and International Buddha Bathing Festival” event donated 100 bags of rice, noodles, cereal, canned chicken soup and other loving foods to the Richmond Food Bank in Canada.
This donation activity not only promotes the spirit of Buddhist compassion and saving the world, but also actively practices the positive energy concept of “boundless love and giving back to society”, while also highlighting the traditional virtue of “it is more blessed to give than to receive” in Chinese culture.
The Xing Wu Zen Temple in Canada has always been committed to public welfare and charity, advocating compassion and love, helping all living beings, contributing to society, and practicing the concepts of compassion, joy and giving with practical actions.
Master Xing Wu said that he hopes to help families in need through practical actions, and at the same time hopes to arouse more people’s attention and support for vulnerable groups in society.
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
