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This year’s National Crime Prevention Week, which ran from September 1-7, 2025, was eagerly participated by Rotary Club of Metro San Fernando La Union (RCMSFLU). Spearheaded by the National Police Commission (NAPOLCOM) Regional Office 1, a Kick-OFF Ceremony was held on September 1, 2025 at People’s Park, San Fernando City, La Union. With the theme, “Pinalakas na Pamahalaang local para sa ligtas na Pamayanan: Pagpapatibay ng mga Programa sa Pag-iwas sa Krimen sa Ilalim ng Co

From September 1-4, 2025, four clubs in Cluster 1B of District 3790 held their induction and turnover ceremonies. Our Club, RC Metro San Fernando (LU) joined them on their celebrations, as we work with them in harmony and unity. The Rotary Club of Southern La Union was the first to hold their 25th Induction Ceremony. The event was held at Hotel 45 in Bauang, La Union on September 1, 2025. The hall was filled with laughter and music as some of our fellow Rotarians sang in the

“What you see is what you get”, “First impressions last”, these and others are the reasons why Public Image is important. For us in Rotary, collaboration is extremely important. We partner with different organizations and government offices to make sure our goal is achieved. But how can we make the collaborations possible if we do not reflect a good image to them? During the District 3790 Public Image Seminar held on September 6, 2025 at Speaker Pro Temper Francisco I. Ortega

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

Have you ever imagined living in an isolated community, far from the necessities found in town centers? The residents of Barangay Lipay face these challenges daily as they live in a geographically isolated and disadvantaged area (GIDA). Traveling to and from this barangay means enduring steep, narrow, and rough roads. Most families depend on selling their homegrown crops and handicrafts for their livelihood. In response, the Rotary Club of Metro San Fernando (LU), together wi

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

Preserving the environment remains one of humanity’s greatest challenges today. As civilization rapidly grows, the impact on our land and seas becomes more evident. Recognizing this, Rotary International has included protecting the environment among its seven areas of focus—reminding us that caring for nature is part of serving humanity. Our club has made environmental stewardship a key part of our annual plans. Through partnerships with local government units and organizatio

Marking its 42nd Anniversary, the Rotary Club of Sta. Cruz convened at Hermana Menor Island for a day of fellowship, family engagement, and environmental stewardship. Demonstrating the spirit of People of Action, members reaffirmed their commitment to the 400 hectare marine sanctuary, in partnership with the LGU, sustaining a legacy of service dedicated to protecting coastal ecosystems and communities. Wave of Change 2026 In the mangrove areas of Sabang, the Rotary Club of St

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

In every community, there are stories of hope waiting to be told—stories of people who choose to act, to lead, and to serve. This Rotary Year 2025–2026, the Rotary Club of San Fernando La Union has emerged as a beacon of transformative service, elevating its commitment to new heights through inclusive, sustainable, and life-changing initiatives. Guided by the Seven Areas of Focus of Rotary International, RCSFLU’s projects reflect more than just outreach—they embody unity in a

In August 2025, the Rotary Club of Greater Floridablanca (RCGF), led by Past President Tony Yuzon and President Diana Rose Morales, successfully facilitated the donation of 20 hospital beds to Romana Pangan District Hospital (RPDH) through the invaluable provision and support of the Alfonso Yuchengco Foundation (AYF) and strong support, assistance and commitment of Hon. Mayor Michael L. Galang, whose dedication to public health continues to benefit our community.The initiati

Cluster 2A of Rotary International, District 3790 (Rotary Year 2025–2026) is led by District Governor Danilo Philip R. Torres, with Assistant Governor Odree Merl Marie M. Padios. The Cluster leadership team also includes Cluster Secretary Past President Georgie C. Oris and Cluster Treasurer Rotarian Jennifer S. Marquez. Cluster 2A is composed of three clubs: the Rotary Club of Urdaneta, headed by President Jesus A. Fajardo; the Rotary Club of Urdaneta North, led by President