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I have always believed that meaningful change in education does not always require complex solutions. Sometimes, it begins with something as simple as helping children become more engaged in their learning. That belief guided our project, Masaya na Pag-aaral, where we introduced smart televisions to selected day care centers in Puerto Princesa City. During our visits, I saw teachers doing their best despite limited resources. In some classrooms, one teacher managed up to twen

As a member of the Rotary Club of Antipolo City in the Philippines serving as the President-Elect / Vice President, I have always believed that the heart of Rotary is its ability to connect people across oceans. Today, January 23, 2026, I had the privilege of seeing this global connection in action during my vacation to Australia. I was honored to be invited by the Rotary Club of Burwood to celebrate and support a significant local milestone: the Australian Citizenship Ceremo

The Nutrition Support Program of the Rotary Club of Marilao Lights began as a simple act of care and grew into a story that shaped our identity as a club. Each visit reminds us that unity for good creates healthy kids and happy kids. Our members and volunteers carry real smiles in every photo because this project brings a joy that rises from serving children who welcome us with open hearts. The moments spent with them feel like chapters in a story that keeps getting better. T

When we launched “Kusina to Kalikasan: Used Oil Recycling for Climate Action” on October 21, 2025, at M.B. Asistio Sr. High School in Caloocan City, I felt a deep sense of hope. What began as a simple idea—to address improper disposal of used household cooking oil—became a meaningful movement for climate education, sustainability, and youth empowerment. Standing beside the Interact Club of M.B. Asistio Sr. High School and our partner COPI International, I saw clearly how th

On October 2, 2025, the Rotary Club of Pasay West (RCPW), in partnership with the Nippon Foundation, proudly carried out the Takechika Project—an initiative dedicated to uplifting the lives of students at Kalapi Elementary School, a community school serving Aeta children in Floridablanca, Pampanga. This project was made possible through the generosity of Past President Takechika Arimatsu of Japan, a longtime partner of RCPW whose unwavering commitment to service continues to

A story of muddy boots, young hearts, and a shared mission to heal the coast. On September 13, 2025, something beautiful took root in Barangay Talon Talon—and not just in the soil. Together with the Rotary Club of Metro Zamboanga, the Rotaract Club of Western Mindanao State University, and our partners at the Office of the City Environment and Natural Resources (OCENR), we planted mangroves. But what we really planted was hope. Why We Showed Up We didn’t come for the photo op

This year’s National Crime Prevention Week, which ran from September 1-7, 2025, was eagerly participated by Rotary Club of Metro San Fernando La Union (RCMSFLU). Spearheaded by the National Police Commission (NAPOLCOM) Regional Office 1, a Kick-OFF Ceremony was held on September 1, 2025 at People’s Park, San Fernando City, La Union. With the theme, “Pinalakas na Pamahalaang local para sa ligtas na Pamayanan: Pagpapatibay ng mga Programa sa Pag-iwas sa Krimen sa Ilalim ng Co

From September 1-4, 2025, four clubs in Cluster 1B of District 3790 held their induction and turnover ceremonies. Our Club, RC Metro San Fernando (LU) joined them on their celebrations, as we work with them in harmony and unity. The Rotary Club of Southern La Union was the first to hold their 25th Induction Ceremony. The event was held at Hotel 45 in Bauang, La Union on September 1, 2025. The hall was filled with laughter and music as some of our fellow Rotarians sang in the

“What you see is what you get”, “First impressions last”, these and others are the reasons why Public Image is important. For us in Rotary, collaboration is extremely important. We partner with different organizations and government offices to make sure our goal is achieved. But how can we make the collaborations possible if we do not reflect a good image to them? During the District 3790 Public Image Seminar held on September 6, 2025 at Speaker Pro Temper Francisco I. Ortega

Over 250 Rotarians, spouses, Rotaractors, Interactors, and partners from government and private sectors gathered at Miko's Grand Ballroom on August 8, 2025, to celebrate the 38th Induction and Handover Ceremony of the Rotary Club of Tagum North. We were deeply honored by the presence of Rotary International District Governor Angel "Jong" J. Fernandez, Jr. and Spouse Atty. Maria Regina H. Fernandez of Rotary Club of Mandaue, who graced the ceremony with their inspiring presenc

A powerful bond of fellowship and service was sealed as the Rotary Club of Tagum North (D3860), and Rotary Club of San Juan Supreme (D3800) officially signed a Sister Club Memorandum of Agreement during the 38th Induction and Handover Ceremony of Rotary Club of Tagum North, held at Miko’s Grand Ballroom, Tagum City. This milestone marks a new chapter in Rotary collaboration, bringing together clubs from two districts committed to shared service, cultural exchange, and impactf

The Rotary Club of Tagum North proudly hosted the District Governor’s Visit on August 9, 2025, at Napoleon Hall. The event was a resounding success, attended by Rotarians, their spouses, and Rotaractors, all united in fellowship and service. District Governor Angel "Jong"J. Fernandez , Jr highlighted the importance of creating Satellite Clubs to expand Rotary’s reach and impact. Past District Governor Lilu I. Alino emphasized the need to strengthen the club’s public image,