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On March 10, 2026, the Rotary Club of Lakeshore Rizal, in partnership with LGU Pililla, the Rotary Club and Rotaract Club of Greater Pililla, and the Rotary Club of Baras, spearheaded a literacy project at Hulo Elementary School, Pililla, Rizal. The initiative focused on improving reading fluency and comprehension among elementary pupils, recognizing that literacy is a cornerstone of education and leadership. By engaging young learners in interactive reading activities, the p

December 16, 2025 The Rotary Club of Cebu South, led by its President Rheneir P. Mora , recently conducted an official visit to its sister club, the Rotary Club of Yotsukaido in Japan. The visit reaffirmed decades of friendship between the two clubs and their shared commitment to Rotary’s guiding principle of Service Above Self . A key highlight of the visit was the reaffirmation by the Rotary Club of Yotsukaido, under the leadership of President Masaharu Sato , of it

The Rotary Club of Cebu South extended a warm and gracious welcome to Rotary International District 3860 Philippines Governor Angel “Jong” Fernandez Jr. during his official visit on October 27, 2025. He was joined by his wife and Chief of Staff, Atty. Janel Obnimaga , together with Area 1A Assistant Governor Representative Myra Urbiztondo . The Governor’s Visit served as an important occasion for fellowship and engagement between the District leadership and the Clu

Guided by Rotary’s enduring commitment to Service Above Self , the Rotary Club of Cebu South reached out to families affected by Typhoon Tino through a relief operation held on November 30, 2025, in Barangay Biasong, Talisay City. In the wake of the disaster, Rotarians worked hand in hand with the community, providing essential relief goods, water containers, camping stoves, and vitamins to support families as they began the journey toward recovery. Recognizing the importa

​Under the leadership of Immediate Past President Jess Fernandez last Rotary Year 2024-2025, what began as a modest dream to complete the construction of a library has evolved. Originally envisioned as a building filled with books and other learning materials and tools, one room has been transformed into a high-tech learning gateway for the students of Tambuan Elementary School. The building’s construction was made possible through a partnership with the Tambuan ES Teachers &

The journey of the Rotary Community Corps of Marikina West (RCC Marikina West) is an endearing story of lasting friendship, camaraderie, and the common goal of helping others. Originally chartered on November 11, 2010, the group started to work on community service projects on their own or collaboratively with their sponsor club, the Rotary Club of Marikina West. For some reason, RI did not provide a certificate on their formal organization. This could be the years when RI w

On February 9, 2026, the Rotary Club of Marikina West dedicated an entire day of meaningful service activities. In the morning, the Club reached out through their service to mothers and children and in the afternoon, they inspired young dreams. By teaming up with the Club's partners-in-service, the day was a great reminder of the power of community collective action. Morning: Nurturing Newborns, Compassionate Support to Mothers Together with the Rotary Community Corps of Mari

The first-ever "The Rotary Four-Way Test" Oratorical Contest just wrapped up at CityMall Kalibo. High school students competed under the theme "Beyond the Echo Chamber: Applying the Test to Media and Truth," using Rotary’s ethical principles to navigate modern challenges regarding integrity and digital media. Is it the TRUTH? ​Is it FAIR to all concerned? ​Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? ​Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? ​Big congratulations to our trail

When communities in North Cebu needed help, Cluster 3 of District 3860 answered the call—standing together in service, compassion, and hope. Led by the Rotary Club of Cebu South (RCCS), Cluster 3 Rotarians set aside comfort and convenience, traveling through the night and braving rainy conditions to bring timely relief to families affected by the recent earthquake. This mission reflected the true strength of Rotary: clubs working as one. Through close collaboration among Clu

The Rotary Club of Cebu South participated in the districtwide observance of World Polio Day on October 29, 2025, joining Rotarians across the district in a unified effort to advance Rotary International’s global campaign to eradicate polio. The districtwide observance generated impact by amplifying public awareness through a strong, collective Rotary presence. By engaging multiple clubs under a shared advocacy message, the activity reinforced Rotary’s visibility as a leading

“Service knows no borders when Rotarians come together with a shared purpose.” The Rotary Club of Antipolo East (RCAE) successfully hosted an international service and fellowship engagement with the Rotary Club of Gyeonggi Vision, District 3750, Korea, from January 30 to February 1, 2026. The three-day visit combined community service initiatives and local sightseeing, reflecting Rotary’s shared commitment to humanitarian service, international understanding, and lasting fell

Senior citizens at the Little Sisters of the Abandoned Elderly were treated to an afternoon of laughter and entertainment as the Rotary Club of Eisenhower, Rotary E-Club of San Juan, and Rotary Club of San Juan North joined forces with San Juan National High School’s Interact Clubs for a special outreach program held on February 11, 2026. The activity featured lively music performances, dancing, and a fun round of bingo, creating a warm and cheerful atmosphere for the elderly