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The Rotary Club of Metro San Fernando (LU), led by President Ma. Clarissa “Bong” Lee, proudly joined fellow Rotarians in celebrating the 48th Induction and Turnover Ceremony of the Rotary Club of Agoo. Representing RC Metro SFLU were PP Che, PP El, PN Fem, Sec Gheline, Rtn Bona, and Rtn Chester, whose presence reflected the club’s continued commitment to strengthening fellowship, collaboration, and friendship among Rotary clubs in the district. The occasion marked an importan

During the Great Depression in 1932, Rotarian Herbert J. Taylor introduced The Four-Way Test. The Test is an ethical guide for Rotarians to use for their personal and professional relationships. Perhaps Mr. Taylor took a page from the classical teaching of Socrates, an ancient Greek philosopher from Classical Athens. In one account, in 600 A.D., Socrates was visited by an acquaintance of his. Eager to share some juicy gossip, the man asked if Socrates would like to know the

Civic organizations, youth volunteers, and environmental partners came together on Saturday for a tree-growing activity aimed at strengthening community efforts to protect and restore the environment. Dubbed “Guard the Earth Like You Guard Your Home,” the activity was spearheaded by the Rotary Club of Tagum North through a Rotary District 3860 project and was held at the City Hall Grounds along Ayala Avenue, Tagum City. The initiative resulted in the planting of 100 trees, sy

They came with despair and visible hunger in their eyes. Given a bowl of hot lugaw (rice porridge) in the palm of their hand, what looked like a day of problems just changed. On the ground in Malabon City, with the support of our Rotary Club of Manila 101 Immediate Past President Grace Melissa Oreta who is based in Malabon and our Honorary Member Congressman Lenlen Oreta, our simple drive for financial donation to fight hunger, was able to feed 400 typhoon victims to in Mala

As the Rotary Club of Manila 101 celebrates the 12th anniversary of our VP & PE Remilly Maniti Co 's business, Remilly's Yema Cakes, we mark this milestone by giving back to cancer patients with the JCCF (Jesus Christ Cares for Cancer Foundation) held at the Feast in Robinsons Ortigas on September 16, 2026. ​Driven by purpose in service and our commitment to disease prevention and treatment, our Impact Creating President (ICP) Glen Villaroman gives a Welcome message that mark

Demonstrating the power of fellowship and inter-club collaboration, leadership representatives from various Rotary Clubs and community stakeholders recently met for a strategic courtesy call to finalize plans for an ambitious two-day joint project in Boracay Island scheduled for October 23–24, 2026, coinciding with World End Polio Week. ​The meeting was led by Rotary Club of Metro Kalibo President Leo Franklin Magno and his delegation during their courtesy call to Rotary Club

​What an energizing Saturday afternoon! On September 19, 2026, the Rotary Club of Manila 101 proudly gave 100% support in hosting the RI D3810 innovative health and wellness program organized by our Past President and District Senior Deputy Governor (SDG) Dr. Eric Tayag, Former Undersecretary of Health, DoH at the Philippine Heart Center. Aligning with our Rotary public image campaign, "The Heart of Heritage, Driven by Purpose in Service, Fueled by Innovation", our SDG PP ​

Rotary Zone 10A leaders gathered for the Membership Strategic Planning, united by the vision of reaching 1.25 million Rotarians by 2030 as Rotary celebrates 125 years of service. The focus is on attracting new members, strengthening engagement and retention, creating innovative clubs, and expanding Rotary’s impact through more People of Action. Kudos to District 3860 for having the highest representation, with 14 of 83 delegates. Proudly representing Rotary Club of Cebu Port

The Rotary Club of Cebu Port Centre proudly joins the MCCI Logistics Conference 2026 at City Sports Club Cebu, bringing together industry leaders and changemakers committed to strengthening the logistics and supply chain sector in the Visayas. Representing RCCPC are PAG Capt. Rodien Paca, who serves as one of the conference panelists, and PAG Gilbert Cabataña, who takes on the role of event host. Adding even greater significance to RCCPC’s presence is Club Membership Chair Ma

A child opens a book and discovers places never seen, people never met, and possibilities never imagined. This simple act of reading is at the heart of the Reading Hub project of the Rotary Club of Tagum North, which brings Rotary’s commitment to Basic Education and Literacy closer to young learners in Compostela, Davao de Oro. On September 17, the club officially turned over its newly completed Reading Hub to Compostela Central Elementary School SPED Center, marking not only

In a quiet corner of Rodriguez, Rizal, a small school stands as a beacon of hope for children who dream of a better future. Paaralang Pantao, a community-based learning center, opens its doors every day to students eager to learn—despite having only three teachers to guide them, no security cameras to protect them, and not even a reliable source of clean drinking water. The challenges are many, but the spirit of its students and staff remains unbroken. These children are the

Every child deserves to walk into school feeling safe. Every teacher deserves to teach in an environment where learning is protected. Every parent deserves the peace of mind that their child is in a secure place. These simple hopes became the driving force behind Project SAFE, a collaborative initiative of the Rotary Club of Marikina West—led by High Impact President Katrina Frances C. Evasco and supported by Past President Rey John Fantone with Ann Nora, and PP Bojie Bernard