This past week, your generous contributions provided for 360 families in need in the Upcounty area, in the form of fresh produce and non-perishables. Thank you!

This week our team delivered 1175 lbs of fresh produce and 100 lbs of dry goods to Shepherd's Table. In addition to onions, potatoes, green peppers and broccoli, we provided the chefs' special requests of mushrooms, asparagus and pears…

Nope. This is not a stock photo from the internet. It's an actual photo of a sample of fresh fruits and vegetables KPC Buddhist Relief donates to The Upcounty Hub for distribution…

It was a rainy day in Poolesville last Wednesday, but the Buddhist Relief team were all smiles as they delivered a whopping 765.4 lbs of food to the Poolesville Little Free Pantry.

312 pounds of beautiful produce, meat, cheese and eggs were delivered to WUMCO on Wednesday morning!

From taco shells to black-eyed peas, mackerel and pink salmon to donuts and chocolate chip cookies, we provide foods that recognize the ethnic diversity of the people our partners serve, and the need for food to provide comfort and nurturance as well as nutrition.

This week we arrived at Shepherd's Table with 844 lbs of food - 700 lbs of which was produce, including beautiful fresh carrots, onions, green peppers, zucchini, broccoli and cauliflower!

Just this week ALONE, we know that Buddhist Relief has touched the lives of 344 families through the Upcounty Hub. Plus many others through our other partnerships. Your donations make this possible!

We had a fun delivery at Shepherd's Table this week, offering 1288 lbs of produce and dry goods for their Daily Meals program. Check out the livestream recording on our Facebook page to see just one of the places your prayers and generous donations are going!

With the new plant hardiness zone map from the USDA, it’s not too early to start thinking about your cold weather plants. If you’re new to cold weather planting or want to incorporate more sustainable practices in your garden, a recycled seed starter is an easy way to begin…

KPC’s new resident Khenpo (equivalent to a PhD in Buddhist Philosophy) is very involved in Buddhist Relief.

In 2023, the USDA updated their plant hardiness zone map for the first time in over a decade. How have the zones shifted in our area?