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By JENNIFER JONES Foundation trustee chair I love the idea of a gratitude journal. The practice is simple: Write down three things each day that you are grateful for, and watch how it shifts your mindset, your energy, and even the way you move through the world. To me, gratitude is more than a feeling; it is a force. And in Rotary, gratitude is a reflection of who we are. When we thank our donors, we are acknowledging their contribution and honoring their belief in a bet

By SONNY COLOMA Editor-in-chief As we anticipate with excitement the joyful ceremonies that will usher in a new Rotary year, we look back with satisfaction and a bit of nostalgia on the past 12 months. Truly, our Rotarians and their clubs have given their best in serving our communities and growing our organization. Philippine Rotarians were fortunate to have relished the presence of incoming RI President Olawinka Hakeem Babalola. He graciously attended our PRM awards and

By MARIA CONCEPCION BELTRAN Chair, PRMFI We open this new Rotary year standing on firm ground, inheriting a healthy and vibrant organization shaped by the remarkable achievements of our esteemed predecessors. Every successful year lays the foundation for the next, and we are called upon to take our Philippine Rotary Magazine to higher ground. We are determined to build upon the legacy we have been entrusted to propagate. Along with nurturing our magazine’s cherished reput

PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE By YINKA, President, Rotary International Rotary has a way of surprising you. It surprises you when a stranger across the table becomes a lifelong friend. It surprises you when a small project in one neighborhood ripples outward in ways you never imagined. And it may surprise you when you realize that the person Rotary has changed most … is you. That is why this year, we are called to harness the change within ourselves, to look to the future, and to Cr

In a powerful demonstration of Rotary’s commitment to maternal and child health, several Rotary Clubs have joined forces under a global grant project titled “Mend a Broken Heart.” The initiative focuses on providing life-saving Patent Ductus Arteriosus (PDA) operations for patients ranging from infants to young adults. For the Rotary theme of the month of July—Mother & Child—the project has already made a tangible impact. To date, 10 patients have successfully undergone

Demonstrating its unwavering commitment to Rotary fellowship, the Rotary Club of San Fernando La Union actively participated in several induction ceremonies across the district during the week, reaffirming the spirit of unity that binds Rotarians together. Club representatives joined the Rotary Club of Agoo on July 20 as it formally ushered in its new set of officers headed by President Eliseo Laron and welcomed another Rotary year of service. The celebration highlighted Rota

In a milestone event highlighting community support for neurodiversity and mental health, President Leo Franklin Magno of the Rotary Club of Metro Kalibo (D3850) officially inducted the officers and Board of Directors of the newly established Rotary Community Corps (RCC) Ausome Parents. ​During the ceremony, President Magno presented the official Rotary International Charter Certificate to RCC Charter President Viazzadojah Elohaj Recampo, officially recognizing the group as R

The Rotary Club of San Fernando La Union welcomed Mr. Rolly "RB" Bañez, a distinguished cybersecurity practitioner, as the guest speaker during its 2nd Regular Meeting held on July 21. With nearly two decades of experience in cybersecurity, information security, privacy, risk management, and technology governance, Mr. Bañez shared valuable insights on one of the most pressing concerns in today's digital landscape—the growing importance of cybersecurity. In his presentation, M

Demonstrating the enduring power of inter-district partnership, the Rotary Club of Metro Kalibo (District 3850) and the Rotary Club of Pasay Southeast (District 3810) officially reaffirmed their Sister Club Agreement on July 31, 2026. The signing ceremony marked a significant milestone in their joint mission to expand community outreach, foster cross-district fellowship, and deepen regional goodwill. ​ The renewal was formalized through the signing of a Memorandum of Understa

With a shared vision for purposeful leadership and effective governance, the Rotary Club of San Fernando (La Union) convened its First Board Meeting of Rotary Year 2026–2027 on July 14, 2026. Led by President Remigio "Rem" Bonifacio III, the meeting brought together the Board of Directors to establish priorities and set the direction for another productive year of service, fellowship, and impactful community initiatives. The Board discussed the club's strategic plans, committ

We are proud members of the Rotary Club of Baguio Highlands, united by a shared commitment to Service Above Self. Together, we strive to create lasting impact through meaningful projects, compassionate service, and strong fellowship. As People of Action, we remain dedicated to serving our communities with integrity, leadership, and heart—making a difference one act of kindness at a time. Submitted by: Mary Libeney C Sito

Demonstrating Rotary's spirit of fellowship and solidarity, members of the Rotary Club of San Fernando (La Union) joined fellow Rotarians in celebrating two significant leadership transitions within District 3790 during the month of July. On July 18, 2026, RCSFLU members attended the 68th Induction and Turnover Ceremonies of the Rotary Club of Olongapo, extending their support and congratulations to the club's newly inducted officers and leadership team. The celebration highl