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Yesterday, high in the mountains of Barangay Lusaran, Cebu City, the Rotary Club of Cebu Port Centre once again lived out Service Above Self as we turned over the second tranche of construction materials to 80 families affected by Typhoon Tino. This phase of our relief and rebuilding effort included coco lumber for home frames, plywood for walling, and pail flush toilets—essential materials that will help families rebuild their homes with dignity, safety, and renewed hope. T

The Rotary Club of San Fernando La Union (RCSFLU) successfully held its 16th Regular Meeting on November 18, 2025, at the Crete Function Hall of Thunderbird Resorts, Poro Point. The gathering featured a timely and insightful discussion from the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) Region 1, with Regional Director Exequiel Ronie A. Guzman serving as the esteemed Guest Speaker. Unpacking DOLE's Programs for Region 1 Regional Director Guzman engaged the Rotarians with a com

As RCCPC President Francis Walter Ong shares, “It’s so timely, the turnover of construction materials. They should have homes for the Christmas season.” Rotary Club of Cebu Port Centre brings this hope to life—delivering construction materials to 80 families in Barangay Lusaran, a mountain community in Cebu City. This is how we unite for good: turning compassion into concrete help, and ensuring that this Christmas, more families have a place they can truly call home. Submitt

Last October 2025, in celebration of Economic and Community Development Month, the Rotary Club of Mutya ng Pasig (RCMP), in collaboration with the Barangay Palatiw Council Committee on Livelihood and ONELGBT Pasig, launched two meaningful livelihood projects to support residents of Barangay Palatiw, Pasig City. The initiatives—“Kumikitang Bula: DIY Dishwashing Liquid Making and Training” held on October 5, 2025, and “Bloom and Prosper: Artificial Flower Arrangement and Christ

The Rotary Club of Marikina Royale recently conducted two simultaneous projects to empower students with disabilities at the San Roque National High School in Marikina. The event, held on November 22, 2025 was a testament to the club’s commitment to creating a positive change and fostering inclusivity. The first project, dubbed “Green Wall of Hope”, saw the students learning to plant and cultivate vegetables in vertical hanging panels.  Under the guidance of an experienced me

On November 15, 2025, the Rotary Club of Mandaluyong Central, under the leadership of President Edgard Reyes, carried out its significant project this Rotary Year at the Home for Women and Children in Calauan, Laguna. The initiative, entitled “Kalinga at Kabuhayan para sa Kababaihan at Kabataan,” meant more than just a program for this shelter for survivors of abuse; it was a lifeline of hope, dignity, and empowerment. Confronting Painful Realities Rtn. Olivia Fabale, who has

Two months after the contract signing, the partnership has now progressed to its second phase with the presentation of the feasibility study at the Ecosaver Office. This collaboration began when UCP Sheryll Ann Mesina—representing the Rotary Club of Aseana Manila and serving as Chairman of Ecosaver Mutual Fund—signed an agreement with Maria Rosela De Ocampo. The project will initially cover 6,500 hectares within the larger 16,000-hectare area in Bulalacao, Oriental Mindoro, i

On November 30, 2025, the Rotary Club of Wack Wack (RCWW) cast a wider net of service as its members traveled to Barangay Baloganon, Masinloc, Zambales to launch “Nets of Hope,” a livelihood support initiative designed to uplift the local fishing community. True to Rotary’s spirit of sustainable action, the project focused not only on providing tools but on empowering families whose lives are deeply tied to the sea. A Community Anchored in Fishing Barangay Baloganon is home t

December 5, 2025 marked an exciting new chapter for the Rotary Club of Upper Eastside Antipolo (RCUESA) as it officially signed a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) with its newest corporate partner, JoyRide, the Philippines' leading homegrown mobility SuperApp! JoyRidePH was founded in 2019 as a Philippine transportation company providing ride hailing services, courier services, food delivery, and freight transport. A high demand for its services has made it an alternative way of

According to recent national data, 18.6% of Filipinos aged 5–24 years old are not attending school, representing nearly 11 million out-of-school youth. Poverty remains one of the strongest determinants of whether a child stays in school. When families struggle to meet daily expenses, children are often forced to seek work, miss classes, or lose motivation altogether. Across the Philippines,  thousands of children continue to face the risk of dropping out of school due to fina

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

In a remarkable demonstration of community spirit, the Rotary Club of San Juan North led by its Good President Jojo Farcon, in partnership with the ICCP Group Foundation, Inc. and the Municipality of Malvar, Batangas organized a comprehensive candle making seminar aimed to empower single mothers from various barangays by providing them with valuable skills and potential business opportunities. The seminar arose from a collective vision: to uplift single mothers, many of whom