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The Rotary Club of Cebu Port Centre (RCCPC), in collaboration with Tsuneishi Technical Services (Phils.) Inc. (TTSP) and the Baliwagan Fishermen Association (BAFA), came together in Sitio Polo, Barangay Baliwagan, Balamban, Cebu, for a meaningful Mangrove Planting Activity. Led by BAFA Chairman Joseph Mercado and his team, together with the executives of TTSP and RCCPC Rotarians and spouses, we proudly planted 600 mangrove propagules, 600 small beginnings for stronger coastli

Strong communities are built through partnerships and active participation. In support of initiatives that promote disaster preparedness, wellness, and community resilience, the Rotary Club of Metro San Fernando La Union was proudly represented by our Baby Rotarians, Rotarians Bern, Bri, and Lyndon during the KALASAG Dagat 2026: One Coast, One Community Run organized by our valued partner in service, PRO 1 A.L.E.R.T.O., on July 24, 2026, at Camp BGen Oscar M. Florendo, City o

Civic organizations, youth volunteers, and environmental partners came together on Saturday for a tree-growing activity aimed at strengthening community efforts to protect and restore the environment. Dubbed “Guard the Earth Like You Guard Your Home,” the activity was spearheaded by the Rotary Club of Tagum North through a Rotary District 3860 project and was held at the City Hall Grounds along Ayala Avenue, Tagum City. The initiative resulted in the planting of 100 trees, sy

Communities are not transformed overnight. They are transformed through decisions that anticipate tomorrow’s needs before they become today’s challenges. With this vision, the Rotary Club of Marikina West, under the leadership of High Impact President Katrina Frances C. Evasco, introduced an initiative that looks beyond traditional community service. Rather than responding only to immediate concerns, the club chose to invest in infrastructure that will help shape the future o

On September 4, 2026, the Rotary Club of Metro Kalibo (D3850), led by President Leo Franklin Magno, partnered with the Diocese of Kalibo Ministry on Ecology and various environmental advocates for the First Laudato Si’ National Congress. Carrying the theme "Celebrating Creation, Protecting Our Common Home," delegates gathered at Narra Resort along the Nabaoy River in Malay, Aklan, for a meaningful day dedicated to prayer, ecological education, and community action. ​The morni

Before most of the city had awakened, the journey had already begun. At 4:00 in the morning, members of the Rotary Club of Tagum North set out from Tagum City, carrying not only the fatigue of an early departure but also a shared purpose: to help protect one of Mindanao's important marine environments. Their destination was Pujada Bay in Mati City, Davao Oriental, where a second project site was being validated for an upcoming Rotary Global Grant Project. The journey was time

On August 9, 2026, the Rotary Club of San Fernando La Union carried out Project BEACH: Coastal Clean-Up, bringing together Rotarians, volunteers, and community partners that includes the Inner Wheel Club of San Fernando La Union (IWCSFLU) and Rotary Community Corps Dalumpinas Oeste Eco-Rangers (RCC DOERS) in a shared effort to protect the coastal environment. Participants collected waste materials along the shoreline and promoted awareness on responsible waste management and

It started with a simple question for the Rotary Club of San Juan del Monte: What happens to our marine life when the seagrass disappears? As our club became more involved in studying and exploring seagrass ecosystems, we began to understand how important these underwater meadows really are. Seagrass provides food, shelter and nursery grounds for many marine species. It helps keep our waters healthy, protects the seabed and our coastlines, and stores carbon. But for one parti

Every lasting impact begins with a single act of compassion. On July 1, 2026, at Isla Solomon, Bauang, La Union, the Rotary Club of Metro San Fernando (LU) officially kicked off the new Rotary year through the launch of its Signature Project, A.L.A.G.A. – Alalay sa Ligtas at Gabay na Adhikain para sa Kabataan, led by our "Create Lasting Impact" President, Ma. Clarissa "Bong" Lee, with one clear purpose: to invest in the lives of our children and empower the next generation to

Demonstrating its commitment to environmental stewardship and community welfare, the Rotary Club of Western Pampanga (RCWP) launched the Grand River Desilting Project: Desilting and Declogging of the Drainage Channel on October 11, 2025, at the San Matias River Drainage Channel in Guagua, Pampanga. In partnership with the Municipality of Guagua and fully funded by RCWP, the initiative was led by President Joselito Lim together with fellow Rotarians. The project forms part of

The RCC Abut Hydroponics Farm achieved another significant milestone with the successful completion of its fourth harvest on May 15, reinforcing the growing impact of sustainable agriculture initiatives supported by the Rotary Club of San Fernando La Union and its community partners. The project continues to demonstrate how innovation and community collaboration can contribute to food sustainability and livelihood development. Fresh produce harvested from the hydroponics farm

In the rain-soaked canopies of Mindanao, a Raptor-Brahminy Kite was found with shattered wings and a brave spirit still flickering in his eyes. The scene might have been a quiet tragedy, but it quickly became the opening chapter of a larger story—one of courage, collaboration, and a renewed vow to protect a planet that has given us so much. Circulo’s rescue was no ordinary rescue. He had been grounded by injury, yet his gaze carried the restless energy of an instinctive hunte