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From April 6 to 30, 2026, the “Handicrafts Behind Bars” project was successfully implemented to support 306 Persons Deprived of Liberty (PDLs) through a meaningful income-generating livelihood initiative. The program was designed to provide skills development, sustainable income opportunities, and hope for rehabilitation through productive work. The initiative aligns with three key Areas of Focus of Rotary International: Community Economic Development, Peacebuilding and Confl

The Rotary Club of Freeport Zone (Subic Bay), led by President Marjorie Dizon, recently implemented a series of impactful community initiatives aimed at strengthening environmental sustainability, empowering livelihoods, and improving public health. On April 21, 2026, the club, in collaboration with the Rotary Club of Cainta, Rotaract Club of Freeport Zone, and the SBMA Ecology Department, conducted a Mangrove Clean-Up Drive. The activity gathered Rotarians and volunteers com

On May 5, 2026, the Local Government Unit (LGU) of Bayambang successfully distributed the third and fourth “bahay kubo” units to beneficiary families, marking another milestone in its ongoing housing support initiative. The recipients, Rhealyn Diaz of Barangay Buayaen and Elizabeth Dignos of Barangay Ligue, both come from low-income households living in cramped and inadequate housing conditions. The newly provided homes offer not only improved shelter but also enhanced living

Continuing its commitment to community empowerment, RCSFLU conducted a loan release activity for RCC Namtutan on May 3, supporting members in their livelihood initiatives. The activity reflects the club’s ongoing efforts to promote economic sustainability at the grassroots level. The financial assistance provided aims to strengthen small-scale enterprises within the community, enabling beneficiaries to expand their sources of income and improve their quality of life. This ini

Before the music plays and the crowd moves, there is a quiet moment where vision meets preparation—and success begins to take shape. The Work Before the Applause On March 21, 2026, inside the open expanse of the GMall Atrium, the energy was not yet loud—but it was unmistakably present. The Rotary Club of Cebu Gloria Maris conducted an ocular visit, a crucial step in preparing for its much-anticipated Zumba fundraising event. Though absent of music and movement, the space alre

By all appearances, it was just another busy day at the Cube Wing of SM Seaside City Cebu—but for hundreds of hopeful applicants, it became a turning point. A Marketplace of Possibilities On February 28, 2026, beneath the high ceilings and steady hum of footsteps at the Trabaho Fair, something more meaningful than job applications unfolded. The Rotary Club of Cebu Gloria Maris stepped into the space not merely as participants, but as catalysts—bridging aspirations with tangib

Across borders and beyond language, a single act of generosity proved that service knows no distance—only purpose. When Service Travels Beyond Shores From March 21 to 28, 2026, a meaningful chapter in international Rotary collaboration unfolded as Assistant Governor Representative Myra Urbiztondo carried the spirit of the Rotary Club of Cebu Gloria Maris to Japan. In a journey defined by connection and purpose, she engaged with the Rotary Club of Kanuma, opening doors not jus

Beneath the waves of Bato Marine Sanctuary, silence carried a different kind of urgency—one that spoke of protection, responsibility, and renewal. When Service Descends Beneath the Sea On April 18, 2026, the coastal waters of Toledo City became more than a diving site—they became a mission field. At Bato Marine Sanctuary, visibility stretched between beauty and burden: vibrant coral formations on one side, and traces of marine debris on the other. The Rotary Club of Cebu Glor

In its unwavering commitment to empower the community through education and employment support, the Rotary Club of Tagum North (RCTN) once again extended its helping hand to the UCan Station, a facility that assists job applicants and students in their academic and career pursuits. Recently, the club turned over supplies of bond paper to ensure that job seekers can print essential documents and students can continue their research and thesis work without interruption. This si

Aside from our Project Harmony which benefited the students and teachers of the Puspus Elementary School, our Club reach out to the whole community of Barangay Puspus, San Fernando City – one of our adopted barangays. The residents of the barangay needs to cross through the other municipality just to reach the city proper and avail of basic services and necessities. Because of this the Club decided to bring important services to their community. Together with Ilocos Training

Christmas Gift-Giving Activity with Individual Skills Orientation Seminar – for the marginalized sector of the community. The RCSF(P) conducted the above-mentioned activity on December 22, 2025 at Robinson’s Starmills, CSFP. Rooted in tradition and guided by compassion, this activity reflects the shared values of generosity, respect, and community service. Simultaneous with the gift giving to more than 150 beneficiaries, the RCSF(P) also conducted a skills orientation seminar

In the heart of Olongapo, a revolutionary movement is turning the tide on financial insecurity and environmental waste. "Weave of Strength: Turning Fabric Scraps into Sustainable Livelihoods" is more than just a community project; it is a masterclass in upcycling that transforms discarded remnants into beacons of hope. This initiative is a collaborative tapestry woven by the Rotary Club of Downtown Olongapo (RCDO) D-3790 and Gordon College, specifically through its Community