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Early morning of September 28, 2025, a significant community service event took place at the Phase 1, Parklane Country Homes Clubhouse in Barangay San Francisco, General Trias, Cavite. The Rotary Club of Luntiang Maynila Prime formally turned over essential radio equipment to the United Parklane Home Owners Association (HOA), marking another milestone in their ongoing commitment to fostering community welfare, peace, and social order.   The ceremony was led by the club’s Pres

The Rotary Club of Aseana Manila, in partnership with Mga Anak ni Inang Daigdig led by Father Benigno Beltran, formally launched a nationwide tree planting and livelihood initiative on September 28 at Smokey Mountain, Manila. The project combines environmental restoration with community development, focusing on tree planting and sustainable livelihood programs that will also help fund educational scholarships for underprivileged children up to the collegiate level. The launch

​The Rotary Club of Metro Kalibo (D3850), under the leadership of IPP Jess Fernandez and now, President Nora M. Helber, initiated an extensive community assessment to ensure their "Adopt-a-Library" project would be truly effective and meet local needs. ​The Rotary assessment process ​went beyond just checking on available books to ensure the Tambuan Library would be a dynamic community asset. ​Members evaluated the existing resources—including books, and databases, to ensure

In early 2023, our very own Rotarian Bambi A. Rodriguez, fulfilled her long-time dream of writing and publishing a bilingual children’s book based on her personal experiences as a person who is hard of hearing (PWD-HOH). “Super Maya”, a heartwarming story about Maya’s experiences shows how through her difficulties and challenges, she was empowered and learned to talk about her story. It also shows how her friends learned how to respond and help her. It is an eye-opening story

Media interview on the role of Rotary in regional disaster resilience. We are People of Action — living our motto of Service Above Self. President Ponciano Valdez, Jr emphasized, “The role of Rotary in regional disaster resilience is rooted in our identity as people of action. Whenever disasters strike, our commitment goes beyond immediate relief—we work to help communities rebuild, recover, and strengthen their capacity to withstand future challenges. Rotary stands at the fr

The turnover was not just the handover of a facility but the passing on of a lasting gift to the community. The Community Kitchen, now fully equipped with utensils and appliances delivered earlier in the week, will serve as a hub for nourishment, livelihood, and care. It stands as a testament to Rotary’s commitment to economic and community development, disease prevention and treatment, and maternal and child health. Together with Pres. Alvin, who personally facilitated the t

The Rotary Club of San Fernando La Union (RCSFLU) continued to build meaningful partnerships with key government agencies through a series of courtesy visits held during Week 12. These engagements reflect Rotary’s commitment to collaboration, good governance, and community empowerment. On September 15, PP Brian and Rtn. Caloy represented the club in visiting two distinguished leaders: Regional Director Teresita Tabaog of the Department of Science and Technology (DOST) and OIC

The Rotary Club of San Fernando La Union (RCSFLU) made a splash on September 7, 2025, as it joined this year’s Kids Dream Surf — an annual outreach initiative held at Urbiztondo Beach, San Juan, La Union. Represented by Paolo and President Alvin, the club showed its support for a program that promotes inclusivity, empowerment, and holistic development through the therapeutic power of surfing. Organized by HealthPro Multi-Specialty Center, in collaboration with local surf club

The Rotary Club of Aseana Manila, together with its baby club, RC Aseana Bayanihan, the ASEAN Carbon Market Council Foundation, the EcoSaver team, and dedicated Climate Warriors, successfully conducted a meaningful tree-planting activity, joined and blessed by the ever-inspiring Fr. Ben Beltran. This initiative underscores Rotary’s steadfast commitment to environmental sustainability and community development. More than just planting trees, the event served as a symbol of hop

The Rotary Club of San Fernando La Union (RCSFLU) proudly marked a historic moment on September 10, 2025, as two of its leaders officially became part of the Regional Development Council I (RDC I) — the highest policy-making body in the Ilocos Region. During the RDC I Meeting held at the La Union Convention Center, DGE Gov. Roni was elected as Private Sector Representative (PSR) for the Social Sector, a role that positions him to contribute to policy recommendations and devel

The Rotary Club of San Fernando La Union (RCSFLU) capped the week with a series of engagements that reflected its commitment to collaboration and community building — from strengthening its voice in local governance to nurturing partnerships with local leaders and preparing for a major project turnover. On September 11, 2025, RCSFLU participated in the San Fernando City CSO Meeting held at the Gregorio “Bunog” Hufano Session Hall. Represented by Dir. Kyle, President Alvin, an

On August 30, 2025, the Rotary Club of Mandaluyong together with LGU Brgy San Isidro has conducted a follow-up ocular visit to Sitio Maislap, in preparations for the implementation of Project SILAW. The project that aims to restore a worn-out deep well for water source; provide solar lighting for households and communal areas; and, distribute gardening tools and vegetable seeds to support backyard gardening, will benefit and expected to improve the living condition of around