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The Rotary Club of Gapan brought hope, learning, and action to the community through “Pagasa sa Pagbasa,” a literacy initiative held at the Minor Basilica and National Shrine of La Virgen Divina Pastora, in partnership with the local community and dedicated church volunteers. More than 100 young learners—from elementary to high school—benefit from this continuing initiative each year, particularly students who experience difficulty in reading. For Rotary, literacy is more tha

Not even the rain and strong winds could stop us from fulfilling our mission! Demonstrating the true spirit of Service Above Self, the Rotary Club of Makati North successfully conducted its "Aytas Balik Eskwela Program" in Botolan, Zambales on July 11, 2026, proving that compassion and commitment know no boundaries—not even the harshest weather. Despite the relentless rain and strong winds brought about by the inclement weather, our dedicated team pressed on to ensure that 43

For many children, the beginning of a school year comes with the excitement of new lessons, new friends, and new dreams. But for some learners, having the basic things they need for school can already be a challenge. At Cabugan Elementary School, that challenge was met with compassion and community spirit as the Rotary Club of Tagum North Palm City, in partnership with the 60th Infantry Battalion (60IB), brought meaningful assistance to pupils in support of Brigada Eskwela 20

The spirit of compassion and community came alive as the club proudly joined the 2026 World Day Against Child Labor celebration sponsored by the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) Davao Region. More than just a gathering, the event became a meaningful occasion dedicated to honoring children, protecting their rights, and reminding everyone that every child deserves the opportunity to learn, dream, play, and grow in a safe and nurturing environment. As part of the celebr

A truly inclusive community is built when every child is given the opportunity to learn, participate, and dream without barriers. Guided by this belief, the Rotary Club of Marikina West, under the leadership of High Impact President Katrina Frances Evasco, brought together educators, government partners, parents, and volunteers for a project that celebrated ability over disability and compassion over limitation. Held in the City of San Jose del Monte, Bulacan, the initiative

New Balanban Elementary School — August 26, 2026. For the young Taekwondo learners of New Balanban Elementary School, an ordinary training day became a memorable celebration of friendship, generosity, and hope. On August 26, the Rotary Club of Tagum North, in partnership with the Rotary Club of Godeok, District 3620, and the Southern Mindanao Korean Association, brought more than just sports equipment to the school. They brought encouragement, support, and a reminder to the c

After this morning’s turnover of the rehabilitated Alternative Learning System (ALS) Building at Tejero Elementary School, Rotary Club of Cebu Port Centre, once again led by President Segismundo “Jun” Exaltacion, Jr., together with our officers and directors, headed to Banawa Elementary School this afternoon for the kick-off of another school building rehabilitation project. This laudable project is made possible through our partnership with Worldwide Steel Group, Inc., owned

A meaningful morning of service and impact! Today, the Rotary Club of Cebu Port Centre proudly turned over the rehabilitated Alternative Learning System (ALS) Building of Tejero Elementary School, a project made possible through partnership, generosity, and the shared belief that every learner deserves a better place to learn and dream. Representing RCCPC were Sec. Ludwig Amandoron, DGN Jensen Racho, IPP Francis Walter Ong, DFC Antonio Tan, Jr., PAG Nestor Toledo, Asst. Sec.

What: National Children’s Day Celebration | Basic Literacy and Learning | Disease Prevention and Treatment | Community Economic Development | Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Who: 42 Special Needs Education (SNED) students, ages 5 to 20, together with their parents and teachers Where: Special Needs Education Classes, Narra Pilot School, Narra, Palawan When: July 31, 2026 How: Through the Rotary Year 2026–2027 theme, “Create Lasting Impact” There are children who need a little mo

One of the greatest strengths of Rotary is the willingness of its members to use their professional knowledge and expertise to uplift communities. Through our signature project, A.L.A.G.A., our members transformed their professions into meaningful acts of service for the families of Isla Solomon, Bauang. Past President Marilyn Hidalgo, an attorney, empowered children by conducting an engaging session on Children's Rights, helping them understand that every child deserves prot

The Rotary Club of San Fernando La Union conducted a monitoring activity for its flagship nutrition initiative, Isang Itlog, Isang Araw, reaffirming the club's commitment to improving the health and well-being of young learners through sustained community service. The monitoring activity provided an opportunity for Rotarians to assess the implementation of the program, ensuring that the nutritional support reaches its intended beneficiaries consistently and effectively. Club

On July 26, 2026, The Rotary Club of Metro Kalibo (D3850), led by President Leo Franklin Magno, held a productive courtesy call with Principal III Dr. Eleonor G. Mario to initiate a Project Needs Assessment at Cansilayan Elementary School, Buenavista, Guimaras Province. We are deeply grateful for the warm reception and open-minded leadership! ​In partnership with Autism Hearts Foundation, Inc., represented by Public Image Director PP Ricky Molo, this initiative focuses on Ma