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Rotary Club of Aseana Manila, led by UCP Sheryll Ann Mesina, continues its nationwide HIV education and prevention drive through Project S.A.M. (Save A Million, Save Lives). During the DILG Region V Summit themed “Transformative Leadership for Elevated Governance,” the club shared its advocacy with mayors, LGU officials, and university leaders from the Bicol Region. UCP Karen Sumandal (RC Dewey Boulevard) and UCP Christina Allada led an insightful talk on breaking stigma, pro

What happens when community service swaps its traditional script for legal empowerment? The answer came to light in Marikina City on October 11, 2025, when over 30 residents of Barangay Industrial Valley Complex (IVC) discovered the law isn't a complex mystery—it's a shield. The Integrated Bar of the Philippines – Rizal-San Mateo Chapter (IBP-RSM) and the Rotary Club of Marikina Hilltop didn't just host a forum; they launched a vital community intervention: "Karapatan Mo, Sag

The Rotary Club of Aseana Manila, led by UCP Sheryll Ann Mesina, continues its mission to save lives through Project S.A.M. (Save A Million, Save Lives)—a nationwide campaign on HIV education and prevention. Supported by Mayor and LGU officials, along with university leaders, faculty, and students, the event featured UCP Karen Sumandal (RC Dewey Boulevard) and UCP Christina Allada, who delivered powerful talks on breaking stigma, promoting testing, and inspiring compassion. O

The Rotary Club of ASEANA Manila, led by UCP Sheryll Ann Mesina, officially launched “One in a Million Youth”, a nationwide health awareness campaign under its flagship project S.A.M. (Sustain. Aid. Medicate.), reaching over 1,000 students on its first day. The initiative aims to educate and empower one million Filipino youth on HIV/AIDS prevention, cancer awareness, and mental health advocacy, breaking stigma and promoting informed, healthy lifestyles. The Metro Manila leg w

The Rotary Club of Cebu Port Centre (RCCPC) conducted a “ Barangay Negosyante Workshop” at the Cebu Eastern College Auditorium — a learning session designed to uplift our hardworking Carbon Market vendors through Basic Financial Literacy and Customer Service Training. Our heartfelt thanks to our facilitators Asst. Treasurer Edwin Jardin and AG Antonio Tan, Jr. for leading the sessions on “Customer Service-How May I Help You?” and “Basic Financial Management.” RCCPC was prou

Last Sunday, 21 September 2025, the Rotary Club of Cainta lived up to its mission of  “Service Above Self”  through a meaningful service project entitled  “Kanlungan ng Pangarap”  for the children and teenagers of Cribs Foundation at Brgy. San Luis, Sitio San Luis, Antipolo City—young survivors of  abandoned, neglected, and surrendered children (ages 0-4) and female survivors of sexual abuse (ages 7-17) .   The project highlighted four of Rotary’s key Areas of Focus: Saving M

In Rotary, friendship comes in many colors—each one telling a story of collaboration, compassion, and shared purpose. This year, the Kulay ng Pagkakaibigan service project beautifully embodied that spirit as the Rotary Club of Ortigas Center joined hands with the Rotary Club of Fukaya North, Japan on October 2, 2025 in service to the students with diverse abilities of San Lorenzo Ruiz Elementary School in Pasig City. What began as a simple outreach became a vibrant celebratio

The Rotary Club of San Fernando La Union (RCSFLU) continues to live up to its motto of Service Above Self through its newest initiative, “Rhymes of Hope.” The project was launched with the donation of musical instruments to the DSWD Regional Rehabilitation Center for the Youth, aiming to use music as a pathway toward healing, creativity, and empowerment. Beyond a simple act of giving, Rhymes of Hope serves as a bridge between rehabilitation and self-expression. By integratin

More than 2,000 students and young professionals from various private and public schools—not only from the City of San Fernando but also from across the entire province of La Union—filled the Saint Louis College (SLC) Gymnasium on September 27, 2025 for the “Estudyante, Negosyante: Financial Literacy Seminar.” The event, hosted by the Rotary Club of San Fernando La Union (RCSFLU) in partnership with the RCSFLU Foundation, brought together the next generation of leaders and ch

​The Rotary Club of Metro Kalibo (D3850), under the leadership of IPP Jess Fernandez and now, President Nora M. Helber, initiated an extensive community assessment to ensure their "Adopt-a-Library" project would be truly effective and meet local needs. ​The Rotary assessment process ​went beyond just checking on available books to ensure the Tambuan Library would be a dynamic community asset. ​Members evaluated the existing resources—including books, and databases, to ensure

In early 2023, our very own Rotarian Bambi A. Rodriguez, fulfilled her long-time dream of writing and publishing a bilingual children’s book based on her personal experiences as a person who is hard of hearing (PWD-HOH). “Super Maya”, a heartwarming story about Maya’s experiences shows how through her difficulties and challenges, she was empowered and learned to talk about her story. It also shows how her friends learned how to respond and help her. It is an eye-opening story

The Rotary Club of San Fernando La Union (RCSFLU), in partnership with the San Fernando City Police (PNP) , carried out a meaningful outreach on September 3, 2025 , at Pao Norte Elementary School , reaching out to 120 students through an anti-bullying awareness campaign and the distribution of school supplies. With the service project entitled; “Be a Buddy, Not a Bully,” the campaign aimed to instill values of respect, kindness, and camaraderie among children. Police officer