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The Rotary Club of Grace Park successfully conducted a training program for Special Education (SPED) teachers and parents, funded through a District Grant. This initiative underscores the club’s commitment to promoting inclusive education and strengthening support systems for children with special needs. The training aimed to equip both educators and parents with essential knowledge, practical strategies, and effective approaches in handling and supporting children with diver

Origins and Inspiration The journey began in 2010 with the courage and empathy of our beloved Past President, Jesusa Lukban. Having grown up in a poor household, Jesusa knew firsthand the quiet shame and frustration of going to school without enough allowance. She understood how a lack of a few pesos could become a barrier to learning, attendance, and self-worth. Rather than allowing her past to define her, she transformed it into fuel for service. In a humble, unpublicized a

Community in the modern world is perhaps better understood as a web of invisible threads. These threads that connect us may lie unnoticed, sometimes for years, until they are pulled. Last August 2025, that pull came in the form of a message on the Facebook page of the Rotary Club of San Juan North Inc. (RCSJN). It was a request for sponsorship of a literacy initiative from Mark Lawrence Mendoza, a third-year Development Communication major at the University of the Philippines

In response to requests from partner schools for improved teaching tools, the Rotary Club of Sampaguita Grace Park launched Shield of Learning: Enhancing Classrooms Through Vision and Voice, a Basic Education and Literacy initiative supporting public schools in Caloocan City. At M.B. Asistio Sr. High School, the club installed a projector, screen, speakers, amplifier, and microphones to support interactive classroom instruction, presentations, and school programs. Tandang Sor

The Rotary Club of Rizal Premier, under the dynamic leadership of President Veron Atienza, continues to make a meaningful difference in the community through service and generosity. On March 29, 2026, the club donated whiteboards and blackboards to San Jose National High School in Antipolo City—a simple yet powerful contribution that will help teachers deliver lessons more effectively and inspire students to learn and participate actively in the classroom. More than just clas

In celebration of the founding anniversary of Rotary International, now designated as World Understanding and Peace Day, the Rotary Club of Rizal Premier successfully conducted its flagship project, “Bike to Work.” Led by its Good President, Veronica Atienza, the club formally handed over six (6) bicycles to deserving beneficiaries from San Jose National High School in Antipolo City. The meaningful event was also attended and supported by PP Dondi Malsi, Ma Bonnie Corranes, S

The Rotary Club of Rodriguez proudly joined the District Photo Exhibit during the District Conference (DISCON) held on March 27 and 28, 2026 at the Solaire Resort Entertainment City, where the club was honored as a winner in the Area of Focus on Basic Education and Literacy category. The featured image captures the heart of Project ABC (Advancing Basic Competence)—a simple yet powerful moment of a volunteer guiding young learners through reading and comprehension. It reflects

The Rotary Club of Makati North (RCMN) proudly held its 13th Service Above Self – Outstanding Teachers Award for Rotary Year 2025–2026 on March 21, 2026, at the Audio-Visual Room of Francisco Benitez Elementary School (FBES) Main. This Vocational Service Project recognizes outstanding educators for their dedication, impact, and tireless commitment to shaping students’ lives. The event was graced by RCMN members led by UGP Tito Meneses, PE TJ Meneses, PP Boy & Yoling Sevilla

On 27 January 2026, the Rotary Club of Marikina, in collaboration with the Interact Club of Marikina High School, successfully conducted a meaningful and timely seminar entitled “Safe Spaces Matter: Speak Up and Stand Together” for approximately one hundred fifty (150) junior high school students of Marikina High School. The activity forms part of Rotary’s continuing commitment to promote dignity, respect, and inclusivity among the youth. The seminar centered on the provision

This meeting was a powerful reminder that when Rotarians come together with purpose, impact becomes inevitable. We gathered to finalize the project costing and approval for the District Project, rehabilitating three public school buildings: Banawa Elementary School (led by RC Cebu Port Centre), Sawang Calero Elementary School (led by RC Cebu West), and Guba High School (led by RC Mandaue). More than numbers, what we aligned were shared commitments to restore safe, dignified l

The Rotary Club of Rodriguez Central (RCRC) completed its District Grant Project on March 17, 2026. CP Mira, Club Admin Chair Des, Stewardship Officer Tess, and Rtn. Diana, together with Dr. Edna Bamaga, the School Principal, participated in the ribbon cutting ceremony. The Interact Club of Commonwealth High-Rodriguez Central, and some students and teachers of KOMHAY likewise joined the ceremony. Bearing in mind that computers are now essential tools in the lives of student

The meeting with Cebu City’s education leaders marks a powerful step forward in our shared commitment to uplift communities through education. Together with Cebu City Local School Board Head Joy Augustus Young and DepEd Cebu City Schools Division Superintendent Nimfa Bongo, Rotary District 3860 led by District Governor Angel “Jong” Fernandez, aligned efforts to bring to life a meaningful District Project: the rehabilitation of three public school buildings in Banawa Elementar