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On November 5, 2025, the DZRH Public Service Hour became the stage for a profoundly meaningful and inspiring dialogue featuring District Governor Gina Sanchez of Rotary International District 3800 and Engr. Lerma Membrado, President of the Rotary Club of San Mateo Highlands. Hosted by seasoned broadcaster Ms. Mae Binauhan, the episode captured the heart of Rotary’s mission, highlighting district-wide initiatives, humanitarian programs, and the triumphant success of the recent

Rotary Club of Cebu Port Centre, District 3860, Philippines formally entered into a Rotary Friendship Club Agreement with the Rotary Club of Daegu Eunhasu, District 3700, Korea . Held at BAI Hotel, this partnership symbolizes the very heart of Rotary—people of action coming together across cultures, boundaries, and traditions to create lasting goodwill and greater service to humanity. Through this Friendship Agreement, both clubs pledge to deepen bonds of friendship, foster

The Rotary Club of Aseana Manila proudly extends its appreciation to the Philippine Inventors Society for honoring UCP Sheryll Ann Mesina with an invitation as one of the speakers for this year’s Annual National Inventors Week. The Society also officially welcomed her as one of its newest members—an acknowledgment that highlights her commitment to innovation, sustainability, and nation-building. UCP Sheryll shared that it was a privilege to stand among the country’s brilliant

On November 16, 2025, the Rotary Clubs of Zone 5 (Rizal Area) of R.I. District 3800 partnered with the Higantes Arts Festival in Angono, Rizal, launching a culturally-grounded campaign entitled “Higanteng Awareness to End Polio Now.”  This campaign has long been an annual End Polio Now activity of the Rotary Club of Angono. But this year, all of the Zone 5 clubs were invited, thereby making this activity a zonal project. With Rotary Club of Angono headed by Good President Elv

The Rotary Clubs of Zone 3, District 3800, led by the Rotary Club of Valenzuela under the leadership of Good President Jennelyn Candido, has taken a meaningful step through a landmark partnership with the Valenzuela Association of Private Schools and Administrators (VALAPSA). Together with Zone 3 clubs, RC Valenzuela East, RC Valenzuela South, RC Valenzuela West, RC Metro Valenzuela, RC Iron Wheels, and RC Valenzuela Sunrise, the zone formalized this collaboration during the

High up in the mountains of Camiguin, where the sound of waves meets the rustle of coconut trees, live children whose dreams are often tested by life’s simplest challenges. Their families survive through hard labor climbing tall coconut trees to make copra or fishing in the open sea just to put food on the table. For these young hearts, education is not always the top priority; survival is. In this remote island community, many children go to school without proper supplies no

“Clean water and proper sanitation are foundations for a bright future.” On September 19, 2025, the Rotary Club of Cebu Gloria Maris (RCCGM), led by President Roxene Rosario, took a major step toward empowering local education and health by presenting a vital WASH (Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene) project proposal at a collaborative meeting held at the DPWH Regional Office. The presentation was made alongside Rotarian Diane Rallon and attended by key stakeholders including rep

“Hope grows from small acts of care.” On the morning of October 30, 2025, the Rotary Club of Cebu Gloria Maris (RCCGM) embraced the spirit of compassion during their weekly outreach, Amoma sa Kaugmaon, at the St. Arnold Janssen Children Development Center. The event was graced by Past President Gay Marie Tiu, President Roxene Rosario, Secretary Dorothy Borces, and a dedicated team of Visayas Medical doctors—uniting expertise and heart to brighten the lives of the center’s ch

“When Cebu falls, Cebu rises stronger—this is the spirit of Bangon Cebu.” In the aftermath of the devastating Typhoon Tino that struck Cebu on November 4, 2025, the Rotary Club of Cebu Gloria Maris mobilized swiftly to bring relief to the hardest-hit communities. The club’s relief operations reached a total of 441 families—151 families in Barangay San Jose, led by Barangay Captain Edgar Borces, and 290 families in Barangay Pit-os, under the coordination of Barangay Captain Ni

Typhoon Tino left its mark, not just on the land of Cebu, but on the quiet despair of families in remote villages. In those silent days following the storm, when the long road to recovery seemed impossible, a light emerged. This was the "Tabang para sa Sugbo" (Help for Cebu)  project, a heartfelt endeavor born from the deeply empathetic hearts of the Rotary Club of Cebu Fuente . Led by the vision of President Jason Ong  and tirelessly carried out by Project Chair Past Asst. G

The Rotary E-Club of Inner Heart Mandaluyong, led by Charter President / Good President Jaena Jimenez, organized a tree planting project entitled “Plant a Tree, Save Mother Earth.” In today’s world, we face increasing challenges from typhoons, flooding, and erosion. Through this simple yet meaningful act of planting trees, we aim to inspire others to show love and care for our environment. There is no better time to act than now—not tomorrow, but today. While issues such as f

The Rotary Club of Eisenhower, guided by President-Nominee Eric Lumibao, a dedicated advocate of organic farming, led an environmental learning activity for students of Pagsawitan Elementary School in Sta. Cruz, Laguna on October 9, 2025. The initiative was carried out in partnership with the Rotary Club of Greenhills and with the support of the school’s faculty and staff. The program introduced young learners to practical and sustainable ways of caring for the environment by