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On March 24, 2026, the Rotary Club of San Fernando La Union (RCSFLU) successfully held its 26th Regular Meeting, highlighted by a meaningful Meet and Greet with Cluster 1B and the District Governor Nominee Designate candidates. The activity provided a valuable platform for engagement, allowing members to interact closely with aspiring district leaders and gain insight into their visions for Rotary service. The nominees included Past President (PP) Larry Apostol of the Rotary

Baroas peanuts on the go? Delicious Namtutan Cassava cake waiting to be discovered for the city to taste? Calabugao Banana Chips and Abut Hydroponics Lettuce for your picnic needs? All will be possible soon through the RCSFLU RCC Agricultural Cooperative! The Rotary Club of San Fernando La Union is moving to formalize a club-wide cooperative to scale community farming and convert pilot successes into sustainable livelihoods. RCSFLU conducted stepwise talks with the Cooperativ

DAVAO CITY – Strengthening the bond between civic leadership and regional governance, the Rotary Club of San Fernando La Union (RCSFLU) took center stage at the 17th Regional Development Council-Private Sector Representatives (RDC-PSR) National Convention, held from March 11 to 13, 2026. Representing the province of La Union was President Alvin Ray Mari Dumuk, who serves a dual role as the RCSFLU leader and the officially designated Private Sector Representative (PSR) for the

Under the banner of service and professional growth, the Rotary Club of San Fernando (LU) Inc. (RCSFLU) successfully convened its 25th Regular Meeting for the Rotary Year 2025-2026. The gathering served as a vital platform for members to align their community projects with regional expertise, reinforcing the club's commitment to sustainable development in La Union. The highlight of the evening was a keynote address by guest speaker Mr. Andie Tadeo, a distinguished representat

The Rotary Club of San Fernando La Union (RCSFLU) proudly served as the host club for the Assistant Governors and Deputy Assistant Governors Learning Seminar of Rotary International District 3790, held on March 14 in San Juan, La Union. The seminar gathered district leaders and emerging Rotary officers in preparation for the upcoming Rotary year, providing an avenue for learning, leadership development, and alignment of district goals. The activity was held under the leadersh

The Rotary Club of San Fernando La Union (RCSFLU) placed the spotlight on women empowerment during its 24th Regular Meeting, held in celebration of Women’s Month this March. The meeting served as a platform to recognize the vital role of women in leadership, service, and community development. The club welcomed two distinguished guest speakers from the Inner Wheel Club of San Fernando La Union (IWCSFLU)—Past President Julie Lim of IWCSFLU, now as the District Chairman-Elect,

In line with its commitment to sustainable community development, the Rotary Club of San Fernando La Union (RCSFLU) conducted an Orientation and Briefing on Hydroponics Essentials for members of Rotary Community Corps Abut on March 10. The activity aimed to further equip the community members with the knowledge and practical skills necessary to manage and sustain their hydroponics project. The orientation was organized to ensure that RCC members are fully aware and capable of

The Rotary Library at Paraiso Elementary School stands as a meaningful testament to service, collaboration, and a shared commitment to education. The project began on January 7, 2026, and was successfully completed and inaugurated on February 23, 2026 marking a significant milestone for both the school and the community it serves. Funded through the generosity of the Rotary Club of Portland, Maine, U.S.A., with a total contribution of $3,000, the project reflects the power of

On March 21, 2026, a simple but powerful idea took center stage in the Sports Complex of Limay, Bataan: no one should feel alone. The World Down Syndrome Day celebration, anchored on the theme Together Against Loneliness, unfolded not as a grand spectacle, but as something more meaningful—a shared space where families, children, and communities came together to be seen, heard, and embraced. At the heart of it all was a story that began with one mother’s love. Years ago, what

In the shadow of a landfill, hope began with a whisper—and grew into laughter. On September 9, 2025, three-year-old Juliana Albaracin stood quietly in Inayawan—tiny and timid, her arms measuring only 12 cm in circumference. Weighing 11.8 kilograms, she rarely played. Energy was scarce. Confidence, even more so. Through AMOMA Sa Kaugmaon , the flagship nutrition initiative of the Rotary Club of Cebu Gloria Maris , that story began to change. For five months, the club provided

The Rotary Club of San Fernando La Union (RCSFLU) convened its 23rd Regular Meeting on March 3, highlighted by an engaging and timely presentation from Alexander Picart Corpuz, Acting Station Commander of the Philippine Coast Guard – La Union. Serving as the guest speaker, CDR Corpuz delivered a compelling talk on the topic “The West Philippine Sea,” providing Rotarians with valuable updates on the current maritime landscape and the continuing efforts to safeguard the country

Strengthening inter-club collaboration and good governance practices, officers of the Rotary Club of San Fernando La Union (RCSFLU) participated in the 27th Regular Meeting of the Rotary Club of San Fernando City North on March 5. The meeting was held at Anak ni Conching, bringing together Rotarians from neighboring clubs for fellowship and knowledge-sharing. Representing RCSFLU were Treasurer/PND Aldrin and Secretary Lexus, who were invited to share insights on the importanc