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The Rotary Club of Pasig South (RCPS) and Sentinel UpCycling Technologies renewed their partnership for the shared vision of creating environmentally responsible solutions while delivering meaningful community impact on 17 April 2026 at Sentinel's office in West Avenue, Quezon City. Representing RCPS, Good President Arnel Victor C. Valeña led the signing of the Memorandum of Understanding, while Mr. Jimmy C. Concepcion represented Sentinel. The collaboration builds on the s

As part of its efforts toward peacebuilding and conflict prevention, the Rotary Club of Marikina Valley managed to organize an enlightening and empowering session about Violence Against Women and Children (VAWC), with the cooperation of the Marikina City Police. Held on October 12, 2025, during the Club's flagship "One Day, Seven Ways to Serve" project in Pintong Bocawe, San Mateo, Rizal, the session gathered women from the community, primarily wives of farmers and local resi

In pursuit of improving community health and well-being, the Rotary Club of Marikina Valley successfully implemented “Bukal ng Pag-asa,” a meaningful initiative focused on providing sustainable access to clean and safe drinking water. Conducted on October 12, 2025, during the Club’s signature “One Day, Seven Ways to Serve” project, the activity was held in Purok 3, Barangay Pintong Bukawe, San Mateo, Rizal. The project included the donation and installation of water filters

Baras Municipal Hall, Baras, Rizal - In a meaningful display of unity and service, the Rotary Club of Mandaluyong, Rotary Club of Marikina North, and Rotary Club of Baras came together for the Wheelchairs of Hope project, benefiting elderly and persons with disabilities in the community. The Rotary Club of Mandaluyong represented by President Jethro Bañez, SAG Oliver Salud, PP Apollo Tan, Spouse Jojo Bañez, and Spouse Aileen Tan joined hand-in-hand with the Rotary Club of Mar

In today’s world where waste—especially plastic—continues to be a growing concern, small actions can go a long way. This message was at the heart of TRASHformation: Transforming Trashes, Transforming Futures, a student seminar-workshop held on February 11, 2026, at the WCMC Executive Lounge. The activity was a collaborative project of the Rotary Club of Valenzuela Sunrise, World Citi Colleges Quezon City, and Soroptimist International of Founder Manila. Bringing together part

The Rotary Clubs of Zone 4 of R.I. District 3800 successfully conducted a Coloring Book Donation Project at Malanday Elementary School, with the active participation of the Rotary Club of Marikina Valley. Generously donated by District Governor Gina Sanchez, the coloring books were distributed across all zones of District 3800, bringing joy and inspiration to young learners. Part of the project is the distribution of these coloring books to elementary students of Malanday E

"Digital Technology Bridges Tomorrow," a successful project of the Rotary Club of Greenhills (RCGH), together with its Board of Directors and members, aims to move students forward through the use of computer desktops and be enable them to study using digital platforms and be digitally inclined when it comes to their school curriculum and projects. Providing St. Aloysius Gonzaga Academy Inc. (SAGA) in San Luis, Pampanga computer sets to make their laboratory dreams come true

On April 9, 2026, the Rotary Club of Ortigas Center (RCOC), in partnership with the National Children’s Hospital, marked a defining milestone toward a future where no child is left behind due to poor vision. With a staggering 1:40,000 ratio of pediatric ophthalmologists and an estimated 2.8 million Filipino children living with vision impairment, the need for accessible and specialized eye care has never been more urgent. Responding to this challenge, RCOC secured a Global Gr

Where It All Began It all began with a simple yet powerful conversation. Through “Mare, Ano ang Latest?”, women came together—not only to talk, but to truly listen, share, and learn from one another. In that space of openness and trust, stories were courageously told, questions were answered, and silent concerns were finally given a voice. What started as a small forum soon became the foundation of something far greater. From Conversation to Advocacy From this meaningful begi

Great change often begins with the simplest materials—those we rarely notice, yet hold incredible potential. What was once ordinary straw is now being transformed into something meaningful: a source of livelihood, creativity, and hope. The Straw to Bag: Proyektong Pangkalikasan at Pangkabuhayan is more than just an initiative—it is a testament to how purpose and compassion can turn small ideas into lasting impact. Through this project, the Rotary Club of Marikina continues to

SAGADA, Mountain Province — The road to Sagada does not rush you. It winds. It climbs. It makes you earn the view, and by the time the pine trees thicken, and the mist starts hugging the road like an old blanket, you already know you are somewhere different. Somewhere that exists on its own terms. Which is exactly why getting healthcare up here has never been simple. Sagada sits more than 1,500 meters above sea level, the kind of place that inspires bucket-list captions and I

In many communities, opportunity often arrives in small but meaningful ways—sometimes even on wheels. This is the story behind Gumugulong ang Pag-asa (Cycle of HOPE), a district grant project of the Rotary Club of Ortigas Center, designed to provide dignified and sustainable livelihood to families of its scholars. With a total project cost of $1,500, the initiative centers on a simple yet powerful idea: equip parents with the means to earn, and support them as they build a s