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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

On June 14, 2026 in Taipei, Taiwan, Environmental advocate and Rotarian Sheryll Ann Mesina received a prestigious Environmental Award during the Asian Cultural Festival held in Taipei, Taiwan, in recognition of her outstanding contributions to environmental sustainability and community service. The award was presented by Past Rotary International President Gordon McInally, Past District Governor Mildred Vitangcol, Club President Rhodora Gonzales, and Past District Governor Gi

Proud and honored to share a significant milestone achieved through the collective efforts of EcoSaver, the Rotary Club of Aseana Manila, Club Serela, and our valued partners in climate action. In collaboration with the Climate Change Commission, led by Commissioner Albert Delacruz, EcoSaver has successfully reached and educated more than 2.1 million individuals on environmental awareness, climate responsibility, and the importance of reducing and offsetting carbon emissions.

In a powerful display of environmental stewardship and community partnership, the Rotary Club of Mandaluyong West joined forces with 15 other organizations for a massive Coastal Clean-Up Activity on April 20, 2026. The event, held at the Las Piñas-Parañaque Wetland Park, was organized in celebration of Environment Month—a global initiative dedicated to climate action and sustainability. Our club participated following an invitation from our corporate partner, FLS Group, under

In many parts of Malabon City, the school day doesn’t always end when the sun goes down. Students stay a little longer to finish requirements. Teachers prepare for the next day. Some simply make their way home through streets and pathways that, until recently, were not always well-lit. It was a concern that often went unnoticed, but one that mattered. The Rotary Club of Malabon East, led by Good President Chun Hang Choi, took it upon themselves to address this through the “Li

On November 22, 2025, the Rotary Club of Lingayen, in collaboration with the Rotaract Club of Lingayen, Interact Club of Lingayen, JCI Lingayen Bagoong, and JJC Lingayen Golden Lions, successfully implemented the “Rooted in Change: A Mangrove Rehabilitation Project” along the coastal area of Barangay Capandanan, Lingayen, Pangasinan. The initiative was spearheaded by Rotarian Adalia Sorio and Interactor Elijah Dwayne Sorio, demonstrating strong intergenerational collaboration

The Rotary Club of Freeport Zone (Subic Bay), led by President Marjorie Dizon, recently implemented a series of impactful community initiatives aimed at strengthening environmental sustainability, empowering livelihoods, and improving public health. On April 21, 2026, the club, in collaboration with the Rotary Club of Cainta, Rotaract Club of Freeport Zone, and the SBMA Ecology Department, conducted a Mangrove Clean-Up Drive. The activity gathered Rotarians and volunteers com

On May 5, 2026, the Local Government Unit (LGU) of Bayambang successfully distributed the third and fourth “bahay kubo” units to beneficiary families, marking another milestone in its ongoing housing support initiative. The recipients, Rhealyn Diaz of Barangay Buayaen and Elizabeth Dignos of Barangay Ligue, both come from low-income households living in cramped and inadequate housing conditions. The newly provided homes offer not only improved shelter but also enhanced living

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