Rotary Clubs Joint Multi-Sectoral Project Set for Boracay Island this October
Demonstrating the power of fellowship and inter-club collaboration, leadership representatives from various Rotary Clubs and community stakeholders recently met for a strategic courtesy call to finalize plans for an ambitious two-day joint project in Boracay Island scheduled for October 23–24, 2026, coinciding with World End Polio Week.
The meeting was led by Rotary Club of Metro Kalibo President Leo Franklin Magno and his delegation during their courtesy call to Rotary Club of Boracay President JD Gangcuangco. Also playing key roles in the collaboration were Rotaract Club (RAC) President Rona Liza Inocencio Orada and Ms. Cybele F. Mariveles of Boracay Red Coconut Beach Resort, who also represented Rotary Club of Forbes Park (District 3830) President Alexis Zaragoza.
Spearheaded by primary proponents Rotary Club of Forbes Park and Rotary Club of Metro Kalibo, the initiative brings together an extensive coalition of strategic partners including LGU Malay, Rural Health Unit (RHU), DENR, Manoc-Manoc Barangay Council, Manoc-Manoc Integrated School, Malay Persons with Disability Affairs Office (PDAO), Soroptimist International Lumina, Rotary Club of Boracay, Rotaract Club of Boracay, 2nd PNP Mobile Force Company (PMFC), and Red Coconut Beach Resort, among others.
The event is designed to address all 7 Areas of Focus of Rotary International, alongside key priorities in Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI), Mental Health, Women and Girls empowerment, and End Polio Awareness Campaign.
By bridging sectors land mobilizing local government and civic allies, Rotary continues to prove that when leaders join hands, they truly "Create Lasting Impact" in the communities they serve.
Submitted by: Megs Lunn
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