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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

The morning sun broke gently over the shores of SRP Backroad, Cebu City, on September 28, 2025, as volunteers emerged with bright determination. The Rotary Club of Cebu Gloria Maris (RCCGM) , represented by Past District Governor Lilu Aliño, Director Bernadette Ponce, and Assistant Secretary Jabemarie Maquiling, joined a district-wide movement participated by Rotary District 3860 Area 1 Clubs to restore coastal resilience through a Mangrove Tree Planting and Coastal Clean-

Before dawn on September 13, 2025, the usually calm waters of Marigondon, Lapulapu City, shimmered under a rising sun as the Rotary Club of Cebu Gloria Maris (RCCGM) gathered with energized volunteers for a vital mission: the Coastal & Underwater Clean-Up Drive. This collaborative effort with the Dive and Clean Up Club transformed the coastal area into a vibrant front of environmental stewardship and community activism. By 6:30 AM sharp, RCCGM volunteers, including Immediat

The citronella plant is widely known for its ability to repel mosquitoes, thanks to its strong citrus fragrance. Beyond this, it’s a bee-, butterfly-, and bird-friendly plant that is easy to grow and offers a variety of personal, household, and community benefits. In 2011, the Rotary Club of Greater Mandaluyong began planting citronella in the backyard of our Charter President, Mila Puyat. What started as a small initiative soon blossomed into a livelihood project, empowering

The Rotary Club of Baguio Highlands (RCBH) was recognized by the 1401st (Benguet) Ready Reserve Infantry Battalion, Philippine Army, and the Triskelion Grand Fraternity (TRILEG Cordillera) for its generous support and sponsorship during the “Putok Mo, Tulong Mo” Fun Shoot Competition held on October 11–12, 2025, at the Shilan Shooter Inc., La Trinidad, Benguet. The event aimed to foster camaraderie, teamwork, and sportsmanship among participants from various law enforcement a

As part of the Rotary Club of Marikina Valley’s “7-in-1 High Impact Project,” and in partnership with the Agriculture Department of the Municipality of San Mateo, the program “Cacao at Niyog, Hatid ay Asensong Malusog” promotes inclusive and sustainable community growth by introducing an intercropping method that integrates cacao and coconut. These two crops work great together, both economically and ecologically. How does this sustain livelihood and promote environmental co

UCP Sheryll Ann Mesina of the Rotary Club of Aseana Manila proudly collaborates once again with world-renowned Architect Felino “Jun” Palafox Jr. to advance sustainable and climate-resilient urban development. Together with local government partners, they champion urban greening initiatives and environmental regeneration—creating communities that thrive in harmony with nature. A partnership that embodies Rotary’s spirit of Service Above Self, building not just cities, but a s

The Rotary Club of Cebu Port Centre (RCCPC) , led by President Francis Walter Ong, continues to embody Rotary’s spirit of Service Above Self through meaningful community partnerships. As part of the club’s Barangay Negosyante Workshop on Basic Financial Literacy and Customer Service, RCCPC members turned over aprons to the Carbon Market Vendors, symbolizing the club’s support for hardworking micro-entrepreneurs and their vital role in the local economy. Wearing these aprons p

In its continued mission to serve communities and promote sustainable living, the Rotary Club of Rizal Centro spearheaded a waste management initiative in Barangay Dolores, Taytay, Rizal. Through the donation of four (4) industrial-grade garbage disposal units, the club addressed the pressing need for proper waste management among informal settler communities along Ortigas Avenue Extension—helping transform a long-standing sanitation challenge into a model for community colla