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What once stood as a reminder of devastation after the 6.9 magnitude earthquake that struck Bogo City has now been transformed into a place of hope, learning, and renewed dreams. This morning, the Rotary Club of Cebu Port Centre, led by President Francis Walter Ong, together with dedicated Rotarians and in meaningful partnership with NutsRV Philippines, Inc. headed by Yuki Kita, journeyed nearly three hours to Barangay Calambua, San Remigio, not just to visit, but to fulfill

The Problem: Sleeping in Desperation In the dormitory of the Sisters of the Poor of St. Catherine of Sienna in Brgy. Mahabang Parang, Binangonan, Rizal, a critical problem was quietly affecting the lives of 20 young female scholars. These girls have fled from impoverished and abusive households and found sanctuary in the care of the Sisters of the Poor of St. Catherine of Sienna. They access education and begin to rebuild their lives in this safe haven. Yet despite the Sister

In Sitio Canumay, Barangay San Jose, Antipolo, a small community continues to grow with strength and unity. Home to 184 Dumagat Remontado families, led by Chieftain Salvador Novaira, and 250 migrant families, this is a place filled with hope, culture, and resilience. But when night falls, the community once faced challenges—dark roads, limited visibility, and safety concerns for those walking home. Yet today, light brings hope. With the support of Chairman Edgar Odencio and t

The 'Nourishing Our Little Bellies" project of the Rotary e-Club of Marikina, under the leadership of Good President Adette Arce, is one that is focused on providing essential food resources to orphaned children in CRIBS Foundation, Inc. located in Antipolo City. This activity aimed to provide essential nutrition to the babies under the foundation’s care by donating milk supplies and other basic needs. On March 30, 2026, the club successfully conducted a meaningful milk donat

The Rotary Club of Kalookan North's Project "SALAMIN" is a District Grant-funded initiative. The project beneficiaries were Grade 3 and 6 pupils of the Caloocan Central Elementary School located at P. Zamora Street, Grace Park, Caloocan City. The project had two phases. The initial phase consisted of eye screening conducted on February 11, 2026, while the second phase was held on February 27, 2026 involving the distribution of prescribed eyeglasses. Children are not alway

For many years, the Rotary Club of Metro East Caloocan has remained steadfast in its commitment to serve communities in need through meaningful outreach and humanitarian initiatives. Guided by the Rotary spirit of service above self, the Club has consistently reached out to indigent families, children, and vulnerable sectors of society, extending assistance through programs that promote compassion, dignity, and hope. Inspired by this mission, the Club embraced the outreach th

The site visit to Paknaan Day Care Center 3 in Barangay Paknaan, Mandaue City was more than an assessment, it was a clear reminder that when communities are struck by adversity, the call to serve becomes even stronger. Damaged by Typhoon Tino, the center now stands as both a challenge and an opportunity, an opportunity for us to restore not just a structure, but a safe space where young minds can learn, grow, and dream again. Guided by Rotary’s commitment to Basic Education a

March 28’s meeting was a powerful reminder that when Rotarians come together with purpose, impact becomes inevitable. We gathered to finalize the project costing and approval for the District Project, rehabilitating three public school buildings: Banawa Elementary School (led by RC Cebu Port Centre), Sawang Calero Elementary School (led by RC Cebu West), and Guba High School (led by RC Mandaue). More than numbers, what we aligned were shared commitments to restore safe, digni

The Rotary Library at Paraiso Elementary School stands as a meaningful testament to service, collaboration, and a shared commitment to education. The project began on January 7, 2026, and was successfully completed and inaugurated on February 23, 2026 marking a significant milestone for both the school and the community it serves. Funded through the generosity of the Rotary Club of Portland, Maine, U.S.A., with a total contribution of $3,000, the project reflects the power of

In response to the persistent challenge of low literacy rates among Filipino children, the LETS Read (Learning English Through Storytelling) project was established more than a decade ago by the Corazon S. Atayde Memorial Foundation (CSAMF). Rooted in the belief that storytelling is a powerful tool for learning, LETS Read was designed to nurture comprehension, language skills, and a love for reading among young learners. Over the years, the initiative has grown through meanin

The Rotary Club of Grace Park successfully conducted a training program for Special Education (SPED) teachers and parents, funded through a District Grant. This initiative underscores the club’s commitment to promoting inclusive education and strengthening support systems for children with special needs. The training aimed to equip both educators and parents with essential knowledge, practical strategies, and effective approaches in handling and supporting children with diver

Origins and Inspiration The journey began in 2010 with the courage and empathy of our beloved Past President, Jesusa Lukban. Having grown up in a poor household, Jesusa knew firsthand the quiet shame and frustration of going to school without enough allowance. She understood how a lack of a few pesos could become a barrier to learning, attendance, and self-worth. Rather than allowing her past to define her, she transformed it into fuel for service. In a humble, unpublicized a