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Imagine dusty shelves coming alive—eight boxes of carefully chosen books unloaded one by one, unlocking new worlds for eager minds in the heart of Cebu City. On December 4, 2025, warm sunlight streamed through the tall windows of the Cebu City Public Library as the Rotary Club of Cebu Gloria Maris (RCCGM) formally turned over eight overflowing boxes of books, rekindling the joy of reading and learning for the community. The handover was led by Past President Gay Marie Tiu and

CEBU, PHILIPPINES — When the earthquake struck northern Cebu, it left more than damaged homes in its wake. It disrupted routines, strained already fragile resources, and forced families to confront an uncertain recovery. In Sitio U&I, Barangay Lamintak Sur, Medellin , the days that followed were defined by immediate needs—food, clean water, and shelter—and by the quiet question of who would come to help..   On  October 5, 2025 , help arrived through a coordinated relief effor

In line with Rotary’s Environmental Area of Focus, Project Blue Thumb was successfully implemented on September 28, 2025, in Barangay Gawi, Municipality of Oslob, Cebu, through the collective efforts of the Rotary Club of Cebu South, the Rotaract Club of Cebu South, and students from Cebu Doctors College of Optometry. The coral planting activity directly supported environmental preservation in a coastal community where marine ecosystems play a vital role. By undertaking hands

The Rotary Club of Marikina North (RCMN) and World Vision Development Foundation (WVDF) formalized their continued partnership through the signing of a three-year Memorandum of Agreement (MoA) on 07 February 2026 at the latter's head office. Representing Rotary were District 3800 Public Image Chair Rey Pineda, who shared an overview of Rotary’s mission; RCMN President Mark Macallan, who reaffirmed the club’s commitment to sustained service; Secretary/President-Elect Chemai Ma

In the aftermath of Typhoon Tino, communities across Cebu faced extensive damage to homes and properties, forcing many families into evacuation centers and creating an urgent need for humanitarian assistance. In response, the Rotary Club of Cebu South (RCCS) swiftly mobilized a relief operation that reflected Rotary’s enduring commitment to disaster response, compassion, and community resilience. On November 8, 2025, members of RCCS, together with officers of the Philippine A

In celebration of Rotary’s Peacebuilding and Conflict Resolution Month, the Rotary Club of Upper Eastside Antipolo (RCUESA) proudly launched on 02 February 2026 its second original book, "Tara Na, Alai", a meaningful literary project that transcends borders and champions unity in diversity. Authored by RCUESA member, D3800 Vocational Achievement Awardee, and Margarito Duavit Integrated School (MADIS) Principal, Aileen Isidro-Carbonell, the book is inspired by the real-life st

In the aftermath of Typhoon Tino, as communities across Cebu faced the daunting task of recovery, one truth became clear: hope is strongest when people come together in service. On November 13, 2025, that hope took tangible form in Barangay Nangka, Balamban, Cebu, where more than 400 families received much‑needed assistance through a collaborative relief mission led by the Philippine College of Physicians (PCP), with the steadfast support of the Rotary Club of Cebu South (RCC

From the belief that healing occurs when women are heard, supported, and empowered, last January 9 to 10, 2026, the Rotary Club of ManPaSan journeyed with 17 young women whose families have been deeply affected by the loss of a loved one from extrajudicial killings. “ Pagsibol sa Ulan”, an overnight workshop  for vulnerable teen girls affirmed the participants of their intrinsic self-worth and ability to rise above trauma. They were reminded of their agency to make choices to

On January 11, 2026, two dedicated organizations—the Rotary Club Cebu South led by Pres. Rheneir Mora and the Rotary Club of Metro Cebu led by Pres. Evelyn Trani—joined forces to bring meaningful change to the community of Brgy. Carreta, Cebu City. Their mission went beyond a simple outreach; it was an integrated effort to promote safety, awareness, and well‑being among residents. At the heart of the initiative was a powerful advocacy: raising awareness on Violence Against Wo

On February 7, 2026, the Rotary Club of Metro Kalibo (D3860), led by President Nora Helber-Maming, the Rotary Club of Greenhills (D3800), headed by President Sharon Sangalang, and RCC Karakol Brgy. Batis (QC), under President Glenda Luterio, united efforts with the Rotaract Club of Metro Kalibo and the Interact Club of Numancia Integrated School. Together, they planted 125 mangrove propagules and conducted a clean-up drive at Bakhawan Nature Study and Eco-park in Kalibo, Akla

On December 16, 2025 , the  Rotary Club Cebu South  brought the spirit of Christmas to life as members visited the children of the club’s Signature Project—the  Tulay Day Care Center in Minglanilla, Cebu . The atmosphere was filled with warmth and excitement as Rotarians spent the day sharing joy, gifts, and heartfelt moments with the young learners.    One of the highlights of the celebration was the appearance of the beloved  Jollibee mascot , whose presence lit up the chil

Pres. Jethro Banez of the Rotary Club of Mandaluyong, together with spouse Jojo, made a follow-up courtesy visit to the Barangay San Isidro LGU and met with Brgy. Captain Eric Ching, Kagawad Jun Mitra, and Indigenous Peoples (IP) representative and coordinator Annalyn. The meeting reviewed the progress and coordination on Project SILAW, a community development project composed of 3 components which aims to improve access to clean and reliable water through deep well rehabilit