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Yesterday, December 16, Parklane Elementary School was brimming with enthusiasm as it hosted the highly anticipated Stakeholders' Summit 2025. Under the inspiring theme "Looking Back, Moving Forward: Strengthening Partnership for Sustainable Progress," the event brought together a diverse group of stakeholders committed to the school's ongoing development and success. The summit was attended by notable figures including Barangay Captain Ryan T. Santor and other barangay offic

On October 18, 2025, the Rotary Club of Mandaluyong West (RCMW) launched its heart-driven project, KASALO (or Kalinga at Saya para kay Lolo at Lola) at the Anawim Lay Mission Foundation in Rodriguez, Rizal. Made possible through a District Grant, the project aims to provide comfort, joy, and essential care to nearly 70 abandoned elderly residents by donating much-needed medical equipment and supplies to address the residents' profound needs, amounting to a personalized dedica

Less kiss-kiss, more life goals! On November 22, 2025, the "Iwas Kiss-kiss, Iwas Buntis", Maternal and Child Service Project successfully united the Rotary Club of Malabon Central, Malabon Hospital and Medical Center (MHMC), Inner Wheel Club of Perlas ng Silangan, Inner Wheel Club of Southern Gems New Generation, and DKT (Trust) Phils. Because when we Unite for Good, we empower teens to choose a brighter path. The event featured a health talk series covering the following top

In an era when anyone with a smartphone can generate perfect-looking videos and convincing audio, the line between real and fake is blurring daily. Deepfakes and AI-driven misinformation are no longer science fiction — they are used to spread scams, false endorsements, and even political disinformation. In the Philippines alone, scammers have recently circulated doctored videos of prominent figures promoting fraudulent investment schemes, while the national government has lau

Kyōryoku (協力) signifies cooperation — people working together toward a shared purpose. On November 22, 2025, this spirit of bayanihan and kyouryoku came alive through our Medical–Dental–Optical Mission. The initiative brought together volunteer doctors, nurses, partners, sponsors, Rotary Club of Ortigas Center and Rotary Club of Fukaya North—each contributing their time, expertise, and resources to serve the community with compassion and dignity. Held at the Graceway Bible Ba

The Rotary Club of Marikina Royale recently conducted two simultaneous projects to empower students with disabilities at the San Roque National High School in Marikina. The event, held on November 22, 2025 was a testament to the club’s commitment to creating a positive change and fostering inclusivity. The first project, dubbed “Green Wall of Hope”, saw the students learning to plant and cultivate vegetables in vertical hanging panels.  Under the guidance of an experienced me

The Rotary E-Club of Inner Heart, Mandaluyong, led by Charter President / Good President Jaena Jimenez, organized a Peace and Order Service seminar in Barangay Talangan, Nasugbu, Batangas on November 14, 2025. After previously conducting a community assessment, the club identified that the barangay lacked proper equipment necessary to improve the peace and order situation in the area. During a club meeting, the members therefore agreed to address this need by organizing a sem

A significant milestone for regional climate leadership unfolded at the University of Makati during the formal induction of the ASEAN Carbon Market Sustainability Council (ACMSC), a council dedicated to strengthening sustainable carbon markets and advancing climate initiatives in the Philippines and across Southeast Asia. Former Department of Agriculture Secretary Dr. William Dar was inducted as Council Chairman, bringing with him decades of expertise in environmental steward

On November 15, 2025, the Rotary Club of Mandaluyong Central, under the leadership of President Edgard Reyes, carried out its significant project this Rotary Year at the Home for Women and Children in Calauan, Laguna. The initiative, entitled “Kalinga at Kabuhayan para sa Kababaihan at Kabataan,” meant more than just a program for this shelter for survivors of abuse; it was a lifeline of hope, dignity, and empowerment. Confronting Painful Realities Rtn. Olivia Fabale, who has

Sheryll Ann Mesina, United Chosen President of the Rotary Club of Aseana Manila, has been appointed as a Major General (Two-Star General) of the nationwide Climate Change Task Force — a growing organization now composed of more than 15,000 members united in advancing environmental protection and sustainability across the Philippines. The officers of the Climate Change Task Force were formally inducted by PNP General Torre, underscoring the significance of this strengthened na

What began as a commitment during our last visit has now become a lasting gift of care and service. The re-roofing of the ALS Building at Tejero Elementary School was completed as promised by the Rotary Club of Cebu Port Centre , led by President Francis Walter Ong. Last Christmas, we celebrated more than a finished roof—we celebrated renewed hope, safety, and dignity for our ALS teachers and students. Truly, a Merry Christmas made possible by People of Action living out Serv

The Rotary Club of Aseana Manila continues its commitment to safeguarding the next generation through Project SAM: One in a Million Youth, delivering a comprehensive HIV/AIDS Awareness Program at Massville Senior High School in Parañaque. A total of 500 students benefited from the initiative—250 attending onsite and another 250 joining from their classrooms—making it a highly impactful day of learning and empowerment. Because when we educate the youth, we save lives. The club