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Yesterday, high in the mountains of Barangay Lusaran, Cebu City, the Rotary Club of Cebu Port Centre once again lived out Service Above Self as we turned over the second tranche of construction materials to 80 families affected by Typhoon Tino. This phase of our relief and rebuilding effort included coco lumber for home frames, plywood for walling, and pail flush toilets—essential materials that will help families rebuild their homes with dignity, safety, and renewed hope. T

As RCCPC President Francis Walter Ong shares, “It’s so timely, the turnover of construction materials. They should have homes for the Christmas season.” Rotary Club of Cebu Port Centre brings this hope to life—delivering construction materials to 80 families in Barangay Lusaran, a mountain community in Cebu City. This is how we unite for good: turning compassion into concrete help, and ensuring that this Christmas, more families have a place they can truly call home. Submitt

A Day of Healing: “Unite for San Fernando City” 59-in-1 Mission Delivers Specialized Care to Poro ResidentsSan Fernando City, La Union — Thousands of residents in Barangay Poro and its neighboring communities received a comprehensive and specialized array of medical and dental services during the monumental "Unite for San Fernando City: 59-in-1 Medical and Dental Mission" held on Saturday, November 22, 2025. Far exceeding the scope of a typical health drive, the mission provi

In a heartfelt display of international friendship and community service, the Rotary Club of San Fernando (La Union) and its sister club, the Rotary Club of Wonju Jeil of District 3730, jointly carried out a relief mission for families affected by Typhoon Uwan in Barangay Calabugao, San Fernando City. The delegation from RC Wonju Jeil—composed of Secretary Sang-Mok Jung, Treasurer Jae-Gyu Kim, and members Jeong-Min Choi and Gyu-Wan Kim—joined RCSFLU in extending assistance to

In Rotary, true service knows no status. Under the heat, amidst the risks, and through every challenge, a true-blooded Rotarian stands ready to serve. People of Action rise not for recognition, but for compassion — living ‘Service Above Self’ and uniting for the good of those who need us most.

Last October 2025, in celebration of Economic and Community Development Month, the Rotary Club of Mutya ng Pasig (RCMP), in collaboration with the Barangay Palatiw Council Committee on Livelihood and ONELGBT Pasig, launched two meaningful livelihood projects to support residents of Barangay Palatiw, Pasig City. The initiatives—“Kumikitang Bula: DIY Dishwashing Liquid Making and Training” held on October 5, 2025, and “Bloom and Prosper: Artificial Flower Arrangement and Christ

On November 28, 2025, The Rotary Club of Mandaluyong North again delivered meaningful service to the community through another flagship program, "Kaagapay sa Malusog na Nanay at Sanggol Year 3" . This year, the project reached 100 soon-to-be mothers from Barangay Addition Hills, Mandaluyong City – women who are nurturing their own well-being while lovingly caring for the precious lives growing within them. With compassion, the club continues its mission to uplift their matern

Their generosity is not confined within Rotary alone—it overflows into every organization they serve, every cause they champion, and every life they touch. We celebrated this spirit through the Christmas Gift-Giving Activity at Cebu Hope Center, Talamban, Cebu City—Sharing Smiles, Spreading Hope! Led by RCCPC PP & AUX DAS CDR Antonio Sulay II, PCGA, with coordinated efforts from fellow RCCPC Officers, 219.3 Division Director AUX CDR Clark Byron Gothong, PCGA, and RCCPC VP & 2

Sheryll Ann Mesina, President of the Rotary Club of Aseana Manila, was honored as one of the Climate Heroes Awardees by the Climate Change Commission. She received the recognition alongside distinguished national leaders including Former Agriculture Secretary William Dar, Architect Felino Palafox, and Former PNP Chief Nicanor Torre. The award was conferred by Climate Change Commissioner Albert Delacruz in acknowledgment of Mesina’s active role in advancing climate action and

The Rotary Club of Greater Marikina Valley conducted a Fire Prevention Seminar entitled, "Sa Oras ng Peligro, Maging Alisto" in the morning of November 18, 2025 at Panganiban Street, Barangay Concepcion Dos, Marikina City, together with Fire Officer 2 Joan Tayawan of the Marikina Fire Station as the resource speaker, along with the fire fighters from the Concepcion Fire Station of the Bureau of Fire Protection. Much appreciation goes to SFO1 Lenalyn Boloseño, FO1 James Rañen

The Rotary Club of Makati North (RCMN), in collaboration with the Inner Wheel Club of Makati North, successfully conducted its annual “Grant A Christmas Wish” gift-giving project last December 12 for 227 Grade 1 and SNED pupils, as well as 20 selected Grade 4 students of Francisco Benitez Elementary School – Main . The project was made even more meaningful through the partnership with the Rotary Community Corps (RCC) and the Rotaract Club (RAC) of Barangay Sta. Cruz and I

In a small public school in Bailen, Cavite, a life-changing moment unfolded—quiet, gentle, yet powerful enough to reshape the future of a young boy. Ten-year-old John Raven Sernat , soft-spoken, bright, and full of promise, had spent most of his childhood behind an unseen wall of silence. Born hearing impaired, John Raven learned to understand the world not through sound, but through what he could see—reading lips, observing gestures, sensing vibrations, and doing his best to