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In the early days of August, heavy rains and flooding affected several areas across Bulacan, forcing families in parts of Guiguinto to leave their homes and seek shelter in evacuation centers. As floodwaters rose and the rain continued, the Rotary Club of Guiguinto Bloomingdales moved quickly to bring relief to families during the crisis. The club brought food assistance to evacuation centers in Barangay Ilang-Ilang, where around 500 evacuees were staying, and Barangay Santa

The Rotary Club of Cebu Port Centre (RCCPC), in collaboration with Tsuneishi Technical Services (Phils.) Inc. (TTSP) and the Baliwagan Fishermen Association (BAFA), came together in Sitio Polo, Barangay Baliwagan, Balamban, Cebu, for a meaningful Mangrove Planting Activity. Led by BAFA Chairman Joseph Mercado and his team, together with the executives of TTSP and RCCPC Rotarians and spouses, we proudly planted 600 mangrove propagules, 600 small beginnings for stronger coastli

On September 20, 2026, 100 children from Baras, Rizal, gathered for a day filled with nourishment, learning, fellowship, and hope. Ranging in age from 3 to 15, the children experienced more than a simple community outreach activity. They were reminded that their lives matter, their education is important, and their dreams deserve to be nurtured and supported. Project TangSinag was made possible through the collaborative efforts of the Rotary Club of Marikina West, the Rotarac

For the Rotary Club of Marikina West, sustainability is not only about projects that end when the activity is over. It is about planting hope where it can grow, and ensuring that young lives are given the steady support they need to keep moving forward. Since Rotary Year 2023-2024, the club has provided scholarship support to five students through their education. Over time, the program has evolved with the students’ journey. Today, only two students remain under the club’s c

For the people of Barangay Tumana, Marikina City, living near the river has always meant living with resilience. Every rainy season brings uncertainty, yet the community continues to rise, rebuild, and move forward with remarkable courage. It is this resilience that inspired the Rotary Club of Marikina West, under the leadership of High Impact President (HIP) Katrina Frances C. Evasco, to look beyond relief efforts and invest in something even more valuable—preparedness. On A

Partnerships built on shared purpose create lasting impact. On July 28, 2026, the Rotary Club of Metro San Fernando (LU), led by President Ma. Clarissa "Bong" Lee, paid a courtesy visit to Dr. Unity H. Cortez, Medical Center Chief of Ilocos Training and Regional Medical Center (ITRMC). The meeting was both productive and inspiring as both organizations discussed meaningful projects and collaborative initiatives that will be implemented throughout the Rotary Year. United by a

There are moments in life when a stranger becomes someone's answered prayer. A mother waiting for surgery. A father fighting for another chance. A child hoping to recover. They may never know the names of the people who saved them but they will forever be grateful that someone chose to give. That is the heart behind the Blood Donation Drive initiated by the Rotary Club of Metro San Fernando La Union, led by President Bong Lee, on July 28, 2026 at Ilocos Training and Regional

Strong communities are built through partnerships and active participation. In support of initiatives that promote disaster preparedness, wellness, and community resilience, the Rotary Club of Metro San Fernando La Union was proudly represented by our Baby Rotarians, Rotarians Bern, Bri, and Lyndon during the KALASAG Dagat 2026: One Coast, One Community Run organized by our valued partner in service, PRO 1 A.L.E.R.T.O., on July 24, 2026, at Camp BGen Oscar M. Florendo, City o

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