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Typhoon Tino left its mark, not just on the land of Cebu, but on the quiet despair of families in remote villages. In those silent days following the storm, when the long road to recovery seemed impossible, a light emerged. This was the "Tabang para sa Sugbo" (Help for Cebu) project, a heartfelt endeavor born from the deeply empathetic hearts of the Rotary Club of Cebu Fuente . Led by the vision of President Jason Ong and tirelessly carried out by Project Chair Past Asst. G

The Rotary E-Club of Inner Heart Mandaluyong, led by Charter President / Good President Jaena Jimenez, organized a tree planting project entitled “Plant a Tree, Save Mother Earth.” In today’s world, we face increasing challenges from typhoons, flooding, and erosion. Through this simple yet meaningful act of planting trees, we aim to inspire others to show love and care for our environment. There is no better time to act than now—not tomorrow, but today. While issues such as f

The Rotary Club of Eisenhower, guided by President-Nominee Eric Lumibao, a dedicated advocate of organic farming, led an environmental learning activity for students of Pagsawitan Elementary School in Sta. Cruz, Laguna on October 9, 2025. The initiative was carried out in partnership with the Rotary Club of Greenhills and with the support of the school’s faculty and staff. The program introduced young learners to practical and sustainable ways of caring for the environment by

The Rotary Club of Cebu Port Centre , led by President Francis Walter Ong and IPP Kit Daleon, met with Owndays Philippines, represented by Dr. Toni Intalan-Porlayagan and Marketing Manager Jammie Gregorio, to finalize preparations for our upcoming 2nd Eye Camp: Vision for the Future 2026. With 500 underprivileged beneficiaries set to receive free eye testing and prescription eyeglasses—fully sponsored by Owndays Philippines—this partnership reflects what can be achieved when

It was not long ago that the north Caloocan area was used as farmland and a livestock raising area. The transformation of North Caloocan from a farmland hub to a rapidly urbanizing area is quite a story. It's interesting to note that despite growth and development, the community has managed to preserve some of its agricultural roots, with cows still roaming around in gated subdivisions. Given the limited space, we can imagine that it has become quite a challenge for the farm

“Every step taken is a stride toward hope and healing.” At the crack of dawn on October 19th, the streets of Cebu came alive with a vibrant sea of pink, ignited by the Rotary Club of Cebu Gloria Maris’s resolute participation in the annual “Pink Walk: D’Feeting Breast Cancer One Step at a Time.” This charity fun run, organized by the Philippine Society of General Surgeons (PSGS), is more than a race; it is a powerful movement to raise breast cancer awareness and promote early

“Compassion is the heartbeat of service.” Under the warm August sun, the Rotary Club of Cebu Gloria Maris transformed the quiet halls of Gasa sa Gugma , a home for the dying destitute in Mabolo, Cebu City, into a sanctuary pulsing with laughter and music. On August 30th, a remarkable fellowship and service activity unfolded, led by a devoted team including President Roxene Rosario, Secretary Dorothy Borces, Director Bernadette Ponce, Assistant Governor Christine Ashby, Imme

At Sitio CCF, Umapad, Mandaue City, the spirit of Rotary shone brightly. Through the leadership of Rotary Club of Cebu Port Centre President Francis Walter Ong and RC Forbes Park President Ronald Cillo, our joint relief operation brought hope and comfort to 150 families affected by Typhoon Tino. Mattresses, pillows, water, towels, 4-gallon pails, and hygiene kits were distributed—simple yet meaningful essentials that speak of care, compassion, and shared humanity. A special a

In her message of thanksgiving, UCP Sam Mesina shared that Rotary has given her a deeper sense of purpose—one that brings meaning to each day. Completing 75 projects and activities within a span of four months stands as a testament to her commitment, which she attributes entirely to God’s grace. As she begins another year of life, UCP Sam expressed her desire to offer all her achievements and future endeavors back to the Lord, praying that His will continues to guide her acti

In celebration of her birthday, UCP Sam Mesina held a meaningful lunch with the children undergoing cancer treatment at Childhaus. The activity highlighted the true essence of service—finding joy and inspiration in the smiles, strength, and courage of young beneficiaries. The resilience shown by these children served as a powerful reminder of life’s deeper blessings. The event was attended by members of Rotary Club of Aseana Manila, visiting Rotarians from Rotary Club of Teme

A new Hand Wash and Filtered Drinking Station was officially turned over to Macamot Elementary School by the Rotary Club of Binangonan, led by dedicated Good President Manolito Cartin. The ceremony was graced by Assistant Governor Liza Santiago, club members, and school officials, marking another milestone under Rotary International’s Area of Focus on Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH). The project, which cost ₱100,000 for labor and materials, was made possible through the

On the morning of October 29, 2025, the atmosphere at the Cebu Provincial Capitol was filled with purposeful energy as Rotary District 3860 and the Rotary Club of Cebu Gloria Maris (RCCGM) united to launch the “Patak Polio” campaign, a vital push towards ending polio in the Philippines. The event took place at the 2nd Floor of the NCSC Building within the Cebu Provincial Capitol complex, gathering Rotarians, community leaders, and health advocates committed to safeguarding th