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“Every detail matters when uplifting tomorrow’s leaders.” On September 23, 2025, Immediate Past President and Hokkomslow Project Chair Myra Urbiztondo, alongside Rotarian Alden Urbiztondo, conducted an ocular visit at Soong Elementary School. Their purpose was clear: to assess the condition of classroom repairs and determine additional materials needed to enhance the learning environment for the children of Brgy. Soong. A Hands-On Approach to Educational Empowerment The visit

“Empowering learners is nurturing the future of our nation.” On the morning of September 18, 2025, the Rotary Club of Cebu Gloria Maris (RCCGM) reaffirmed its dedication to educational empowerment through active participation in the Hokkomslow Project Meeting held at the 5th Floor, Department of Education Lapu-Lapu City Division. The gathering united club leaders and key stakeholders under a shared mission: to uplift marginalized learners—specifically the children of Brgy. So

“Collaboration is the cornerstone of community progress.” On September 20, 2025, the Rotary Club of Cebu Gloria Maris (RCCGM) stepped forward as a key voice for Area 1 during the Area Coordination Meeting (ACOM) held at The Baly Oriental Hotel in Dumaguete City. Represented by Secretary Dorothy Borces, RCCGM provided an insightful area report on behalf of Assistant Governor Christine Tan Ashby, sharing updates alongside fellow clubs—Rotary Club of Cebu East and Cebu South—and

“Every meeting is a step toward greater impact.” On the evening of September 18, 2025, the Rotary Club of Cebu Gloria Maris (RCCGM) gathered with renewed vigor and shared purpose for their General Membership Meeting at the Comedor, Golden Prince Hotel. The meeting brought together 17 enthusiastic participants, ready to discuss ongoing projects, map out future initiatives, and strengthen fellowship. The night’s agenda covered a thorough review of the Minutes of the Meeting (MO

In the midst of a pending typhoon and Signal No. 1 over Cebu, RCCPC President Francis Walter Ong stepped into the rain without hesitation—serving the less fortunate with compassion and humility. His actions are a clear reminder that true leadership is not about comfort, but commitment… not about words, but willingness. He showed what it means to embody Service Above Self and to live as a true Person of Action—leading by example, inspiring by doing. Together, we inspire.

In spite of the pending typhoon and Cebu being under Signal No. 1, today became a powerful reminder that when Rotarians choose to serve, nothing can stop the spirit of “Service Above Self.” Led by President Sungju Kim of Rotary Club of Daegu Eunhasu (Korea) , President Francis Walter Ong of Rotary Club of Cebu Port Centre , and AG Walter Cang of Rotary Club of Cebu , the three clubs braved the rains to personally visit the Ance Daycare Center, a humble but hope-filled learnin

Rotary Club of Cebu Port Centre, District 3860, Philippines formally entered into a Rotary Friendship Club Agreement with the Rotary Club of Daegu Eunhasu, District 3700, Korea . Held at BAI Hotel, this partnership symbolizes the very heart of Rotary—people of action coming together across cultures, boundaries, and traditions to create lasting goodwill and greater service to humanity. Through this Friendship Agreement, both clubs pledge to deepen bonds of friendship, foster

“Clean water and proper sanitation are foundations for a bright future.” On September 19, 2025, the Rotary Club of Cebu Gloria Maris (RCCGM), led by President Roxene Rosario, took a major step toward empowering local education and health by presenting a vital WASH (Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene) project proposal at a collaborative meeting held at the DPWH Regional Office. The presentation was made alongside Rotarian Diane Rallon and attended by key stakeholders including rep

“Hope grows from small acts of care.” On the morning of October 30, 2025, the Rotary Club of Cebu Gloria Maris (RCCGM) embraced the spirit of compassion during their weekly outreach, Amoma sa Kaugmaon, at the St. Arnold Janssen Children Development Center. The event was graced by Past President Gay Marie Tiu, President Roxene Rosario, Secretary Dorothy Borces, and a dedicated team of Visayas Medical doctors—uniting expertise and heart to brighten the lives of the center’s ch

“When Cebu falls, Cebu rises stronger—this is the spirit of Bangon Cebu.” In the aftermath of the devastating Typhoon Tino that struck Cebu on November 4, 2025, the Rotary Club of Cebu Gloria Maris mobilized swiftly to bring relief to the hardest-hit communities. The club’s relief operations reached a total of 441 families—151 families in Barangay San Jose, led by Barangay Captain Edgar Borces, and 290 families in Barangay Pit-os, under the coordination of Barangay Captain Ni

Typhoon Tino left its mark, not just on the land of Cebu, but on the quiet despair of families in remote villages. In those silent days following the storm, when the long road to recovery seemed impossible, a light emerged. This was the "Tabang para sa Sugbo" (Help for Cebu)  project, a heartfelt endeavor born from the deeply empathetic hearts of the Rotary Club of Cebu Fuente . Led by the vision of President Jason Ong  and tirelessly carried out by Project Chair Past Asst. G

The Rotary Club of Cebu Port Centre , led by President Francis Walter Ong and IPP Kit Daleon, met with Owndays Philippines, represented by Dr. Toni Intalan-Porlayagan and Marketing Manager Jammie Gregorio, to finalize preparations for our upcoming 2nd Eye Camp: Vision for the Future 2026. With 500 underprivileged beneficiaries set to receive free eye testing and prescription eyeglasses—fully sponsored by Owndays Philippines—this partnership reflects what can be achieved when