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What began with countless meetings, sleepless nights, careful planning, and tireless preparation finally blossomed into a remarkable celebration of unity, sportsmanship, and service. On January 25, 2026, PALAROTARY District 3800 stood not merely as a sporting event, but as a powerful testament to teamwork, dedication, and the true spirit of Service Above Self. Hosted and led by the Rotary Club of Metro East Taytay (RCMET), this historic gathering became a resounding success t

The Rotary Club of San Mateo launched Project BAHURA (Building Artificial Habitats for Underwater Resource Advancement) in Poctoy, Torrijos, Marinduque on January 27, 2026. This project aims to restore degraded coral reef areas by establishing artificial coral habitats that promote marine biodiversity, protect coastal communities, and support sustainable livelihoods through community-based marine conservation. Torrijos lies in a coral triangle, but many reefs are degraded due

United Chosen President (UCP) Sheryll Ann Mesina of the Rotary Club of Aseana Manila has been honored with the opportunity to serve as a National Officer of the Commission on Climate Change, further strengthening Rotary’s active role in advancing environmental advocacy and climate action at the national level. Joining her in this significant leadership initiative is RC Aseana Manila President-Elect Alicia Allyson Santos, who serves as Chief of Staff of the National Officers,

On January 10, 2026, the Rotary Club of Aseana Manila, in partnership with its baby club, the Rotary Club of Aseana Bayanihan, proudly supported the Community-Based Bamboo Nursery and Reforestation Program at the Pamitinan Protected Landscape in Sitio Karugo, Wawa Dam, Montalban, Rizal, through the donation of bamboo saplings. Led in collaboration with PBDIC Executive Director Butch Madarang, the initiative underscores Rotary’s strong commitment to environmental protection, e

The Rotary Club of Aseana Manila is currently in the planning phase of an ambitious Integrated Livelihood, Community Health, and Education Project aimed at uplifting more than 100,000 Indigenous Peoples (IPs) in Bulalacao and neighboring municipalities in Oriental Mindoro. This comprehensive initiative is designed to promote sustainable economic opportunities, improve access to essential healthcare services, and establish educational facilities for indigenous children—while p

Congratulations to the Rotary Club of Cebu Port Centre for achieving $100 Per Capita & 100% EREY status and for emerging as the top contributor to the PolioPlus Fund. This is the Rotary impact in action. Well done to Pres. Francis Walter Ong, the Board, and all RCCPC members for proving that collective commitment fuels global change. A special salute to Director–TRF, PP Antonio Sulay II, whose passion, leadership, and hands-on support were instrumental in making these achieve

FLORIDABLANCA, PAMPANGA — Residents of the remote highland community of Sitio Camachile and pupils of Camachile Elementary School now have access to clean and safe water after the formal inauguration of a new water system on Saturday, January 31. The project, called the Camachile Water Resources and Sanitation Facilities, is a joint effort of the Rotary Club of Dolores in Pampanga and the Rotary Club of Saesongtan in South Korea. It was carried out through Rotary Internationa

The Rotary Club of San Fernando, La Union (RCSFLU) held its 20th Regular Meeting on January 27, marked by meaningful discussions and strengthened collaboration with the health sector. The meeting underscored Rotary’s role as a partner in advancing public health initiatives and community well-being. The gathering was honored by the presence of Dr. Pretchell P. Tolentino, MD, MCHM, CESO IV, Director IV of the Department of Health Region I, who served as Guest of Honor and Speak

The Rotary Club of San Fernando, La Union (RCSFLU) reaches 110th Day of Sustained Feeding Program last January 30, 2026 at Pagudpud Integrtaed School . The “Isang Araw, Isang Itlog” feeding program continues to make a positive difference as it proudly reaches 110 out of 120 days of sustained implementation. The program reflects Rotary’s unwavering commitment to child nutrition, health, and long-term community support. Implemented in partnership with the Inner Wheel Club, the

The Rotary Club of San Fernando, La Union (RCSFLU) continues to roll forward with compassion through Wheels of Hope on January 30, 2026. The Wheels of Hope project once again demonstrated Rotary’s compassion and commitment to service through a wheelchair donation activity held at Brgy. Dalumpinas Oeste, San Fernando City, La Union. The initiative brought renewed hope and mobility to a senior beneficiary while highlighting Rotary’s sustained efforts to support persons with mob

The Rotary Club of Binangonan, in partnership with TESDA Binangonan, successfully implemented the DREAM ORGANIC AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION project, a flagship initiative aimed at strengthening community economic development, enhancing employability, and promoting environmental sustainability through organic agriculture. The project provided beneficiaries with 232 hours of intensive and competency-based training, equipping participants with practical knowledge and hands-on experi

There are moments in Rotary service when success is not measured by numbers, certificates, or photographs—but by the quiet transformation that happens in a single classroom, in the eyes of a child encountering possibility for the first time. Such was the moment on January 16, 2026, when the Rotary Club of Metro East Taytay (RCMET) turned over and installed its Guro-In-a-Box project at the Balon Daycare Center in Barangay San Isidro, Taytay, Rizal. More than 80 young children—