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Magazine Subscription
Effective January 1, 2022, your Philippine Rotary Magazine will be distributed digitally and will require all Rotary Clubs to submit details of each club member receiving a subscription. As mandated by Rotary International, as a prerequisite for continuing membership in a Rotary Club, all Rotarians must subscribe to the Rotary Magazine (published by R.I.) or a regional Rotary magazine and the prescribed regional magazine for the Philippines is the Philippine Rotary Magazine.
Also effective January 1, 2022, the new subscription rates are P300/year or P150/semester for the PRM Digital Edition. If you decide to receive a printed copy of the PRM, the subscription rate is P800/year or P400/semester.
On this page, you may register yourself into the Philippine Rotary Magazine platform to enable you to receive the digital copies either through the website or through your PRM Mobile App (Spaces by Wix.app).
Authorized representatives of each Rotary Club (normally the current President of the club unless we are informed of additional authorized representatives) may submit the roster of club members and their subscription information. This will allow us to authorized the distribution of digital copies as well as enable the billing of subscription fees to the club.
If you have any questions or concerns, please contact us!
Subscription Guidelines
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Subscription to a Rotary magazine is mandatory for every Rotarian. Therefore, total subscription should be equal to the number of members reported to RI per semester. Any lacking subscription will be billed to the club.
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The Club accomplishes the PRM Subscription Form and submits it to the PRM office on or before designated cut-off dates.
July to December subscription due every July 31
January to June subscription due every January 31 -
PRM bills the Club according to the subscription choice as indicated in the subscription form. It is the responsibility of the club to collect the subscription fees of its members and remit the same to the PRM Office.
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All active clubs not subscribed to international magazine are considered as fully subscribed to DIGITAL COPIES of the monthly magazine, until such time that clubs formally submit a duly accomplished subscription form indicating the number of PRINT COPIES which will be applied prospectively starting on the month following its submission.
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The Club pays the subscription fees of the members to the following bank account
Philippine Rotary Magazine Foundation, Inc.
BPI Visayas Avenue Branch
Account No.: 3371-0064-93
The Club should provide its Rotary Club ID number to the bank as bank reference number. After depositing, the club should email immediately to the PRM office at office@philrotary.com the copy of the validated deposit slip. This will ensure proper updating of the payment in the PRM records.
Deadlines for payment are as follows:
For July-December subscription - no later than December 31
For January-June subscription - no later than June 30 -
Unpaid subscription dues of the Club remains to be the obligation of the Club regardless of the term they were incurred. Any payment received subsequently will be applied first to the arrears and the remaining to the current account, if any.
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For the delivery of the monthly issue:
a. Print copies - to be delivered in bulk for free to the Club President or his/her designated alternate recipient of the printed copies (e.g. Club Secretary or any Club Officer) as indicated in the form. The Club President or the designated alternate recipient shall have the responsibility to distribute the copies to its members.
b. Digital copies - to be delivered via the “Official PRM Community” on both Viber and WhatsApp.
Clubs must send the list of club members with their respective Viber and WhatsApp number(s)
using the template from the PRM office so the members can be added to the “Official PRM
Community”. Make sure that members have created the Viber and WhatsApp accounts on their devices to be able to access the magazine. -
Clubs may face suspension and termination by RI for non-subscription and non-payment of magazine subscriptions.
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For concerns/inquiries, you may reach us via email at office@philrotary.com, call us at (02)8332.5729 or Viber message at +639164786570.
News Tags
Check out the various news worthy topics that clubs and districts can write about and submit to PRM.
1. Club Service and other Activities
2. Community Service
3. Youth Service
4. Vocational Service
5. International Service
6. The Rotary Foundation
7. Public Image Campaigns
8. District Events
9. Zone 10A and International Events
Submit
Your News
Feature your club's People of Action stories in the website as part of the news and/or in the monthly PRM magazines.
Have you recently participated in a Rotary service project or engagement program? Has it impacted you as a volunteer, donor, or participant? Share your story and inspire others to join Rotary in making a difference.
TELL US YOUR STORY
We welcome submissions from all members of the Rotary family, including our partners, staff, supporters, program alumni, and service project participants.
To share your idea, please complete this submission form or email us office@philippinerotarymagazine.com.
SUBMISSION GUIDELINES
Length and Focus
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Keep posts between 300–700 words, focused on one main topic or story.
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Write in the first person (“I” voice) and share personal insights and observations.
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Include specific examples that others can learn from or be inspired by.
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Choose from any of these topics <News Tags>
Style and Language
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Write for a global audience: Use clear, simple language. Avoid jargon, idioms, acronyms, or Rotary-specific terms without explanation.
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Use a conversational tone and aim for clarity and accessibility.
Write for Online Readers
Online readers scan rather than read line by line. To make your post easy to digest:
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Use short paragraphs (one idea per paragraph)
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Keep sentences concise
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Highlight key points using bold text, subheadings, or bullet points
Get to the Point
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State your main message early in the post.
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Use the rest of the post to support or expand on your key point.
Enhance with Visuals
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Include high-quality images (with captions) that show people in action or meaningful moments.
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Make sure you have the right to share any photos you submit.
Add Value
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Include relevant links to partner organizations, project pages, or related resources.
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Include relevant links to related online contents (ie Service Project Center, Rotary Blogs, Club Website, Club Facebook, Event Hashtags)
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End with a clear call to action—encourage readers to comment, share, or get involved.
Respect Privacy and Consent
If your story includes other individuals—especially community members—please ensure you have their permission to share their experiences, names, or images. Rotary values dignity and respect in storytelling, and we want to protect the privacy of all individuals involved in our service efforts.
EDITORIAL PROCESS
Posts may be edited for clarity and length. You’ll receive a version for review and approval before it’s published. Please note: Not all submissions can be published, but following these guidelines will significantly improve your chances.
COMMUNITY RULES (FOR COMMENTING ON NEWS)
We welcome a robust discussion and encourage readers to comment on club and district news. Comments are captured real time, so be observant of these rules. Also, to keep this site and its contents cordial and of high quality, we reserve the right to reject comments that don’t meet the following guidelines:
Consider the Four-Way Test before posting
Is it the truth? Is it fair to all concerned? Will it build goodwill and better friendships? Will it be beneficial to all concerned?
Be kind and courteous
Maintain a welcoming and encouraging environment. Let’s treat everyone with respect.
No harmful comments
Harmful comments and attacks on a person’s character will not be allowed. Comments that include obscenity or profanity, or degrading comments about things like race, religion, culture, sexual orientation, gender, or identity will also not be approved.
No promotions or spam
This site is about stories of service to others. Self-promotion, spam, and irrelevant links will not be approved.
Respect everyone’s privacy
Do not share personal details and sensitive information such as telephone numbers, addresses, financial information, etc. If you want someone to contact you, include an email address. (But first, consider if you wish to share that information with the entire digital community.)
Stay on topic when commenting
When commenting on a news, keeping your comments relevant to the topic at hand is essential. Avoid going off on tangents or introducing unrelated subjects. This helps keep the conversation focused and ensures that everyone benefits from the discussion.
(Adopted from RI Service Blog).