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Service knows no distance—and neither does fellowship. On October 17, 2025, the Cluster 1B Rotary Clubs gathered to host a warm fellowship lunch for the Rotary Club of Vigan Bikers at Anak ni Conching Restaurant, San Juan, La Union. The event was part of the bikers’ advocacy ride, “Bike to End Polio,” which symbolizes the Rotary family’s tireless effort to eliminate polio worldwide. The gathering was filled with stories, laughter, and shared commitment, as Rotarians from neig

Under the soft glow of the October moon, fellowship and laughter filled the air as the Rotary Club of San Fernando La Union (RCSFLU) gathered for a Mooncake Festival celebration on October 21, 2025 , at Gefseis Greek Restaurant in San Juan, La Union. Members, spouses, and children came together for an evening that beautifully blended culture, camaraderie, and Rotary spirit. The Mooncake Festival, rooted in the Chinese Mid-Autumn tradition, symbolizes unity, gratitude, and

In a small coastal barangay where the sea meets the edge of La Union’s horizon, hope arrived not in grand declarations but in the quiet hum of compassion and service. On October 18, 2025 , the Rotary Club of San Fernando La Union (RCSFLU) , in partnership with the Department of Health (DOH) , Ilocos Training and Regional Medical Center (ITRMC) , and the Philippine National Police (PNP) , brought the light of service to Isla Solomon in Pudoc, Bauang, La Union —a community oft

The Rotary Club of Baguio Highlands (RCBH) has joined the Cordillera Regional Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (RDRRMC) as a representative of the private sector. Through Resolution No6 Series of 2025 of the Cordillera Regional Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council and as mandated by Section 5 of RA 10121 RC Baguio Highlands was approved as council member from 2025 to 2028. This significant inclusion underscores the club’s strong commitment to service a

United Chosen President Sheryll Ann Mesina of the Rotary Club of Aseana Manila has been formally recognized as a member of the Arch Klumph Society (AKS), one of the highest honors bestowed by The Rotary Foundation (TRF) for exceptional generosity and commitment to humanitarian service. The distinguished recognition was presented by TRF Trustee Chair, Past RI President Holger Knaack, in acknowledgment of UCP Mesina’s outstanding dedication to Rotary’s mission of advancing good

A Coastal Clean-Up Drive is currently underway in San Jose, Camarines Sur, uniting volunteers and partner organizations in a shared mission to protect the environment and take action against climate change. Leading the initiative is the Rotary Club of Aseana Manila, represented by UCP Sheryll Ann Mesina, PE Allyson Santos, and CP Gary Beltran of Aseana Bayanihan, alongside Climate Change Commissioner Albert Dela Cruz, UCP Karen Sumandal of RC Dewey Boulevard Pasay, UCP Christ

Rotary Club of Aseana Manila, led by UCP Sheryll Ann Mesina, continues its nationwide HIV education and prevention drive through Project S.A.M. (Save A Million, Save Lives). During the DILG Region V Summit themed “Transformative Leadership for Elevated Governance,” the club shared its advocacy with mayors, LGU officials, and university leaders from the Bicol Region. UCP Karen Sumandal (RC Dewey Boulevard) and UCP Christina Allada led an insightful talk on breaking stigma, pro

From vastly different countries and cultures, the first fellows at Rotary’s Istanbul peace center unite around a shared purpose. Rotary’s new peace fellows converged on Istanbul’s Bahçeşehir University from countries thousands of miles apart: Egypt, Bulgaria, Kenya, Jordan, and beyond. But they lost no time in finding out what they had in common. “Where else on Earth would I have met with an Israeli participant and sat and talked and debated and laughed together?” says

Today is Giving Tuesday, a global day of generosity when Rotary members everywhere come together to make a difference. Your active role in Rotary already helps create lasting change. Today, you have an opportunity to amplify that impact. A special gift to The Rotary Foundation on Giving Tuesday will fund projects that transform lives. Just US$20 can protect up to six children from the lifelong threat of polio. A gift of US$50 can help restore livestock for families rebuilding

In the heart of San Fernando City, where service meets safety, a new symbol of partnership now shines bright. On October 24, 2025 , the Rotary Club of San Fernando La Union (RCSFLU) officially turned over and lit the first of nine “Pulis Signages” at the City Plaza Police Outpost , marking another meaningful step toward community safety and unity. This initiative, undertaken in partnership with the San Fernando City Police Station led by Chief of Police PLtCol. Tristan Nar

On World End Polio Day, Rotary District 3800 Cluster 5 clubs came together in a spirited effort and creative way to fight polio through “Boo-tiful Hearts” , a Halloween-themed campaign to raise awareness for Rotary International’s global fight to End Polio Now. Held at the Special Children Education Institute in Pasig City, the event spread smiles and awareness among more than 200 learners with diverse abilities, who came dressed in their colorful United Nations-themed cos

What happens when community service swaps its traditional script for legal empowerment? The answer came to light in Marikina City on October 11, 2025, when over 30 residents of Barangay Industrial Valley Complex (IVC) discovered the law isn't a complex mystery—it's a shield. The Integrated Bar of the Philippines – Rizal-San Mateo Chapter (IBP-RSM) and the Rotary Club of Marikina Hilltop didn't just host a forum; they launched a vital community intervention: "Karapatan Mo, Sag