The Bahay Bata Center in Angeles City provides a home, education and a future for the street children. After seeing the plight of the 'street children', members of Clark Centennial Rotary launched a project in 2001 to assist and provide shelter for them. This idea escalated in to a major project, to provide not only care for their basic needs, but a new home, education, welfare, sports, medical and other facilities - Barangay Cuayan, Angeles City.

Official regional magazine of Rotary International for district nos. 3770, 3780, 3790, 3800, 3810, 3820, 3830, 3850, 3860 and 3870.

A website dedicated to all Rotary Clubs in the Philippines. It will serve as a catalyst for the development of communications between individual club in the country and to the rest of the world.

Meets every Thursday at Boy Ching Woo Restaurant in Caloocan City.

Rotaract is an official programme of Rotary International. The purpose of a Rotaract Club is to provide young men and women with an opportunity to enhance knowledge and skills that will assist them in personal development, to address the physical and social needs of their communities, and to promote better relations between all people worldwide through a framework of friendship and service.

RC Makati North is one of 32 Rotary Clubs in Makati and one of 70 Clubs in District 3830. RC Makati North has had many outstanding achievements through the years that have helped make it become one of the premier clubs in the district. Milestones in the development of RCMN are its involvement with projects that include its support of the Rotary-based and developed Stepping Stone Learning Center at Guadalupe Viejo, Makati (1987), a school for mentally and physically challenged children; its establishment of an indigenous Aeta community (1993) on two hectares of land in Botolan, Zambales after the Aetas were displaced from their hinterland homes by the eruption of Mt. Pinatubo; and its establishment and continuing development of two Rotary Community Corps in Makati √·∆Ì√Ë Barrios Singkamas and Sta Cruz. Scholarships, feeding programs, medical and dental missions, livelihood programs, and gift-giving visits, are some of the regularly scheduled programs and activities of RCMN that sustain these communities.

The Rotary Club of Bagumbayan Manila derives its name from the historic site of Rizal's martyrdom, now known as Luneta. Imbued with Rizal's sense of heroism, the Club seeks to fulfill with selfless devotion its avowal of public service. Secretariat is in Heroes Hills, Quezon City.

The Rotary Club of Balintawak was Chartered on June 9, 1980 and belonged to then Rotary International District 380. Though it has only a present membership of 34, it was adjudged for RY 2006-2007 as one of the Top 5 Outstanding Clubs in District 3780 which is composed of more than 90 clubs.

The Rotary Club of Basilan - over 50 years of "Service Above Self." Chartered 1960.

The Rotary Club of Batangas is a diverse group of civic-minded businessmen and professional leaders who join together to promote the Object of Rotary through active participation in the fellowship and opportunity to serve. Our members volunteer time, financial resource and expertise to improve human lives, support the programs of Rotary International, and promote world peace and international understanding. Meeting Time & Location Information: Tuesdays at 7:00 PM, Calumpang Hall / Alpa Hotel, Barangay Kumintang Ibaba, Batangas City.

t all started in 1993, in a strategic Business Economic Program Class at the Center for Research and Communication, when classmates Sonie Zamora of RC Makati JP Rizal and Bert Valerio of RC Makati West finally realized that the Philippine economy was neither strategic nor business-like. Bored, they started talking to their other classmates about Rotary Clubs instead; and before the class was over, they decided to form one.

The birth of RC Boracay on July 2, 1997 brought with it a promise of great things to come for the island. RC Boracay covers the whole of Boracay Island, known worldwide as having one of the best beaches in the world, and the municipality of Malay. The Rotary Club of Boracay meets every Tuesday 7:00 PM at Seawind Resort, Boracay Island

Its main project for the moment is the Literary Enhancement Through Books.

The Rotary Club of Cavite Export Processing Zone (CEPZ) started as an informal gathering of zone enterprise executives whose common interest was increased productivity and success of their respective companies in terms of volume of efforts and profits. This group also realized the need for a formal organization to bring zone executives together, if only for social reasons. This need was reinforced by the group's desire to better serve their constituents, the workforce of CEPZ. Meets every Tuesday, 6:00 p.m. at The Village Commercial Center 094 Gen. Trias Drive, Rosario, Cavite. Mankind is our business.

Work with us in providing the poor and destitute people of Mactan Island with many of basic human needs we take for granted such as fresh water, health care, nutrition and education. For them such things are still a dream that we together have the power to make them a reality. We meet every Thursday at 8pm at Island Choice Restaurant ML Quezon National Highway, Pusok, Lapu Lapu City.

Help us help the street children of Angeles City ... Create awareness, take action - Angeles City.

Rotary Club of Clark Centennial, R.I. District 3790 Meetings held 12.00 noon every Tuesday. 'C' Italian Dining, Don Juico Avenue, Angeles City. Notable porject: Bahay Bata, a home for Angeles street kids.

This is the place where rotarians from Dipolog City share their Photos, Blogs, Activities, Mission and Accomplishments.

November 19, 1970 - The Rotary Club of Antipolo was chartered.¨Æ√? It was the first Rotary Club in Rizal extended by the Rotary Club of Marikina.¨Æ√? Its territories comprise of Antipolo, Taytay and Cainta.¨Æ√?Now we are broadening our horizons, as we are trying to hurdle the test for excellence, so that we maybe one in saying that we all the tomorrows will be a challenge and that past are just now memories which served as our guide through the years.

Some of the most noteworthy of the accomplishments of the club are the (1) Centennial Community Service Project - Star Homes, where 100 homes for the poor was constructed one year ahead of schedule, (2) being the most outstanding Rotary club for a second time and (3) President Jess being the most outstanding club president, a first in the district's history. The club meets every Monday, 7:30 PM at Celebrity Sports Club, Capitol Hills Drive, Quezon City.

RCMD has the distinction of being one of the strongest and multi-awarded clubs from District 3810 from where it finds its roots and District 3830 where it now belongs. With its motto, "Soaring Above Oneself" the Club has incessantly and relentlessly undertaken projects encompassing all the Avenues of Service - Salcedo Village, Makati City.

The name of the club was taken from its geographic location, a building on top of what used to be a hill in Makati, the business hub of the Philippines, overlooking Ayala Avenue, now touted as the Philippines’ Wall Street with its skyline punctuated by towering edifices that enjoy the best and latest in modern architecture. With diligence and strong conviction for the objectives of the Rotary, the club continues to grow in membership and service through the camaraderie and teamwork of its 32 passionate members - Citadel Inn Makati, P. Burgos Street, Bel-Air, Makati City.

"In the beginning, there was only chaos and darkness. Then in 1994, the Rotary Club of Makati Bel-Air was chartered, and the darkness was banished. But in the chaos remained! And it was fun!"

Since 1919 - the first in Asia.

Chartered: June 1, 1979 Membership: 62 Active Members, 4 Honorary Members (as of 1 January 2011) President: Salvador Espartero Jr. (RY 2011-2012) Meetings: Every Tuesday, 12:15 PM Place: Sarabia Manor Hotel & Convention Center, Iloilo City District: Rotary International District 3850, Philippines