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As we close the Rotary Club of New Manila East's 40th Year Anniversary, I ask myself: What separates a good leader from a transformational one? I found the answer watching our Immediate Past President Karlo Benjamin Nisce lead the Rotary Club of New Manila East through a record-breaking year. But this isn't just a story about awards or accolades, though there were plenty. This is about how a leader's vision, paired with a team's commitment, created a ripple effect that reache

In celebration of World Polio Day , the Rotary Club of Makati North (RCMN)  and the Rotaract Club of Barangay Sta. Cruz  joined hands in leading the Run & Walk for a Cause  along the iconic Ayala Avenue on October 26, 2025 . The event aimed to raise awareness and strengthen Rotary’s global campaign to End Polio Now  — a mission that continues to define Rotary’s legacy of service and compassion. The early morning air was filled with excitement and energy as participants gather

A highly productive day unfolded in Malabon City as Mayor Jeannie Sandoval and key city officials welcomed the Office of the President – Climate Change Commissioner Albert Dela Cruz, LCCAD Executive Director Nong Clidoro “Nong C.” Rangasa, and EcoSaver Chairperson Sheryll Ann Mesina, who also serves as President of the Rotary Club of Aseana Manila. President Sheryll was joined by PE Allyson Santos, RC Aseana Changemaker Rotaractor Gico Teano, and UCP Karen Sumandal of RC Dewe

RC Aseana Manila shared a meaningful and memorable fellowship lunch with our sister club, RC Temerloh Malaysia, led by President Soh Chi Yeong. The gathering took place at the beautiful Las Casas de Acuzar, following our heartfelt service activity at Childhaus. The fellowship was warmly hosted by UCP Sheryll Ann Mesina, bringing together an inspiring circle of leaders and volunteers. Present were fellow UCPs, Rotarians from District 3810, Rotaractors Alessandra and Ariel, AG

The Rotary Club of Aseana Manila proudly celebrates the remarkable achievement of UCP Sam Mesina, who was recently recognized with a distinguished environmental award for her outstanding dedication to climate action and community empowerment. UCP Sa m’s unwavering commitment to environmental protection continues to inspire Rotarians and community partners alike. Her leadership reflects the spirit of global environmental advocate Wangari Maathai, who reminded us that “It’s the

Innerwheel District 380 • Innerwheel Club of SAM • Rotary Club of Aseana Manila The “Mahal Ko si Lolo at Lola” Gift Giving Program brought a heartwarming day of love, joy, and celebration to our cherished elders, as the Innerwheel District 380, the Innerwheel Club of SAM, and the Rotary Club of Aseana Manila joined hands to honor our senior community. A highlight of the event was the Singing Contest for Lolos and Lolas, where our beloved elders delighted everyone with their t

According to recent national data, 18.6% of Filipinos aged 5–24 years old are not attending school, representing nearly 11 million out-of-school youth. Poverty remains one of the strongest determinants of whether a child stays in school. When families struggle to meet daily expenses, children are often forced to seek work, miss classes, or lose motivation altogether. Across the Philippines,  thousands of children continue to face the risk of dropping out of school due to fina

The Rotary Club of Eisenhower continued its “Seeds of Change” campaign with an interactive activity at Batasan Elementary School in Arayat, Pampanga. More than 150 students participated in an engaging session on environmental awareness led by Rotarians Eric Lumibao and Abner Garcia Jr. The activity focused on simple but practical lessons about caring for the environment, including organic farming, the importance of planting trees, and the value of responsible stewardship. The

“In every disaster lies a call to serve.” On October 22, 2025, the Rotary Club of Cebu Gloria Maris (RCCGM) joined forces with Rotary Club Cebu South in a crucial relief operations meeting for the Bangon North Cebu Relief Operation. Hosted at Country Basket, Vibo Place, this gathering marked an important step toward aiding families devastated by the earthquake that struck the region on September 30, 2025. Rallying to Serve Those in Need Led by President Roxene Rosario and fea

“Every detail matters when uplifting tomorrow’s leaders.” On September 23, 2025, Immediate Past President and Hokkomslow Project Chair Myra Urbiztondo, alongside Rotarian Alden Urbiztondo, conducted an ocular visit at Soong Elementary School. Their purpose was clear: to assess the condition of classroom repairs and determine additional materials needed to enhance the learning environment for the children of Brgy. Soong. A Hands-On Approach to Educational Empowerment The visit

“Empowering learners is nurturing the future of our nation.” On the morning of September 18, 2025, the Rotary Club of Cebu Gloria Maris (RCCGM) reaffirmed its dedication to educational empowerment through active participation in the Hokkomslow Project Meeting held at the 5th Floor, Department of Education Lapu-Lapu City Division. The gathering united club leaders and key stakeholders under a shared mission: to uplift marginalized learners—specifically the children of Brgy. So

“Collaboration is the cornerstone of community progress.” On September 20, 2025, the Rotary Club of Cebu Gloria Maris (RCCGM) stepped forward as a key voice for Area 1 during the Area Coordination Meeting (ACOM) held at The Baly Oriental Hotel in Dumaguete City. Represented by Secretary Dorothy Borces, RCCGM provided an insightful area report on behalf of Assistant Governor Christine Tan Ashby, sharing updates alongside fellow clubs—Rotary Club of Cebu East and Cebu South—and