Rotary Project Walk Celebrates 18 Years Of Transformative Impact With The Launch Of The Walk Coffee Table Book
- Rotary Club of Metro Kalibo
- 1 day ago
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The Rotary Club of Forbes Park (D3830) and the Rotary Club of Metro Kalibo (D3850) proudly announces the official launch of The Walk Coffee Table Book, a moving visual tribute celebrating 18 years of restoring mobility, dignity, and hope to prosthetic recipients across the Philippines.
Carrying the inspiring theme "One Limb. One Step. One Story at a Time," the publication goes beyond pages and print to showcase human resilience, courage, and the triumph of moving forward despite physical adversity.
The initiative honors the leadership of WALK NOW CENTER INC. Founding President and Board of Trustees Chair PP Ed Escano alongside Board Trustee and Walk Executive Director PP Megs Lunn. Representing the Rotary Club of Forbes Park was President Alexis Zaragoza and the Rotary Club of Metro Kalibo at the milestone event was PP Ricky Molo, who holds the distinction of being the very first adult patient of Rotary Project Walk.
The Walk Coffee Table Book captures the profound ripple effect of physical rehabilitation. Each story highlights how receiving a prosthetic limb transforms a life, turning beneficiaries into active Rotarian, skilled prosthetic technicians, primary breadwinners, and community leaders.
As Rotary Project Walk expands its reach nationwide and builds stronger international donor partnerships, the book serves as both a testament to past success and a bridge to future support.
"Rotary Club of Metro Kalibo is humbled to be part of these life-changing journeys," said club representatives during the launch. "As WALK celebrates 18 years and counting, we hope every page inspires readers to take their own next step toward serving others."
Congratulations to Atty. Eduardo "Ed" Escano, for a monumental and succesful launching event, also in celebration of his 60th birthday!
Copies of The Walk Coffee Table Book are available for order now. All proceeds directly fund limb prosthetics and rehabilitation services for ongoing beneficiaries.
Contact: Rotary Club of Metro Kalibo
Email: rcmetrokalibo@gmail.com
Beneficiary: Rotary Project Walk
Submitted by: Megs Lunn
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