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The RCC Abut Hydroponics Farm achieved another significant milestone with the successful completion of its fourth harvest on May 15, reinforcing the growing impact of sustainable agriculture initiatives supported by the Rotary Club of San Fernando La Union and its community partners. The project continues to demonstrate how innovation and community collaboration can contribute to food sustainability and livelihood development. Fresh produce harvested from the hydroponics farm

On September 17, 2025, the Rotary Club of Central Tarlac (RCCT), together with the Youth City Officials of Tarlac and Board Member Arron Villaflor, conducted a Rotakid Magazine distribution and reading activity for young learners of Atioc Dela Paz Elementary School. The magazines were generously donated by RCCT’s sister club, the Rotary Club of Muntinlupa Central, as part of a shared commitment to promoting literacy and character development among children. During the activit

Lawyer members of the Rotary Club of Central Tarlac conducted a free legal consultation for persons deprived of liberty (PDLs) at the Tarlac City Jail Male Dormitory as part of the club’s continuing commitment to service and peacebuilding. The activity provided PDLs with an opportunity to seek legal guidance, ask questions regarding their cases, and better understand their rights and available legal remedies. Joining the activity were the Youth City Officials, who were given

The Rotary Club of Central Tarlac (RCCT), New Gen Week Youth City Officials, and Tarlac Kaunlaran Lodge joined forces in a collaborative free dental mission held at a public school in Gerona, Tarlac. The activity aimed to promote proper oral hygiene and provide basic dental care services to students, helping raise awareness on the importance of maintaining good oral health from an early age. Beyond the provision of dental services, the initiative also served as a learning pla

On September 18, 2025, Tarlac City Mayor Susan Yap, together with local officials and Youth City Mayor Pricilla Pacheco, spearheaded the distribution of medical equipment to residents of the city as part of ongoing efforts to strengthen public health services and community support. The initiative aimed to ensure that essential medical resources reach those in need, reflecting the local government’s continued commitment to accessible and responsive healthcare. The event also s

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY We respectfully present KABAKA for your consideration as a flagship example of how disciplined leadership and strategic implementation produce lasting community benefits. With the governor’s endorsement, KABAKA can be amplified across District 3790 through shared resources, cross-club partnerships, and a formal replication plan that preserves the project’s core strengths while adapting to local needs. KABAKA is a proven, three-part initiative of the Rotary C

Opening Doors to Knowledge: The Rotary Library at Paraiso Elementary School 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.

On March 11, 2026, the Rotary Club of Central Tarlac and the Rotary Club of Angeles Kuliat joined forces in support of the DSWD Tarlac Lingap Center’s livelihood initiative titled “Golden Ducks: Duck Raising for Sustainable Livelihood,” through the provision of ducklings and feeds. The activity aimed to strengthen sustainable livelihood opportunities for center residents, providing them with practical resources to begin a long-term income-generating project. Anchored on Rotar

The Rotary Clubs of Cluster 3A, District 3790 once again demonstrated their commitment as People of Action through a successful Free Hepatitis B Screening initiative conducted for more than 400 students of CLDHEI. The activity formed part of Rotary’s ongoing efforts to advance disease prevention and early detection, one of its key Areas of Focus, highlighting the importance of accessible healthcare services for the youth. This meaningful undertaking was made possible through

The Rotary Club of Cebu Port Centre (RCCPC) continues its commitment to fighting hunger, guided by the belief that no one should ever have to choose between hope and a meal. Rotarians recognize that every hungry child, struggling family, and vulnerable community is a reminder that service is not just an activity, but a responsibility deeply rooted in compassion and humanity. Through sustained efforts and collective action, RCCPC transforms care into tangible support by helpin

On August 13, 2025, the Rotary Club of Greater Floridablanca, in partnership with the AY Foundation, successfully turned over 20 brand-new hospital beds to Romana Pangan District Hospital in San Jose, Floridablanca. The turnover ceremony was attended by Mayor Michael Galang, Past President Tony Yuzon, AY Foundation Project Officer Ralph Arjy Diestro, Club President Diana Morales, and Hospital Chief Dr. Rachell Gutierrez. This meaningful project was initiated to provide patien

Pathway Canopy October 13, 2025 We are thrilled to announce the successful conclusion of our latest community program and the official turnover of the new Pathway Canopy at Floridablanca Elementary School! ​ This vital project by the Rotary Club Greater Floridablanca has directly benefited 1,635 learners and their families, addressing three areas of focus of Rotary International: ​Disease Prevention and Treatment: The canopy provides immediate shelter, serving as a shield aga