After 120 days of daily milk feeding, RC Makati returned to Capt. H. Francisco Elementary School with RC Metropolitan Pateros and Kabisig ng Kalahi on 13 February, to witness the culmination of the program and the progress of the children. Attendees included Pres. Eddie Galvez, DG Reggie and FL Sue Nolido, PP Freddie & Jojo Borromeo, Rtn. Boy Arteche, Rtns. Nicky Ramos, Yaron Hahami, Ken & Yam Vergaño, Iggy Martinez and Christa Branellec, Art Villafuerte and Una Capitulo; fro

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RC Makati remains firm in its commitment to education, guided by a core principle: programs that have been started must be sustained—especially those that shape the future of young people. Rather than placing initiatives on hold, the Club continues to support deserving students currently enrolled while conducting careful evaluations of the scholarship program at the end of each Rotary year. On 23 January, a delegation from RC Makati, led by Pres. Eddie Galvez, together with D

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Rotary service knows no season, and the Rotary Club of Makati proved this once again with its Last Angel Project 2025, the Club’s flagship Christmas gift-giving initiative. This year, the projecttouched the lives of 3,657 children across 42 sites, composed of 11 schools, 19 communities, 4 parishes, and 8 centers and orphanages. Led by IPFA Rachel Harrison as this year’s Chair, continuing the tradition where the immediate past First Anns take the lead, Last Angel 2025 mobilize

Nervous excitement filled the room as students stepped forward, laptops open and prototypes ready, to present solutions they had built themselves in just four weeks. On December 6, 2025, the Rotary Club of Makati hosted its AI Academy Empowerment Pitch Day, where students from Sisters of Mary Boystown and Girlstown demonstrated how artificial intelligence can be harnessed to address real challenges in their schools and communities. Working in teams of three to four, the stude

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On 29 November, RC Makati carried out two meaningful initiatives in one venue at San Agustin Parish, Intramuros. In partnership with Caritas Manila, the Club launched the Damayan Supplementary Nutrition Program, introducing its mission to help address child malnutrition in vulnerable communities. At the same time, RC Makati began the annual Last Angel gift-giving, distributing Christmas gifts to children and families. Present during the twin activities were DS/PP Loui

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RC Makati successfully concluded its second major art exhibition, “Visions: Art with a Mission,” captivating art enthusiasts and supporters alike.This month-long showcase, held from November 3-30, 2025, at Chef Jessie Restaurant Rockwell Club, doubled as a significant fundraising event in celebration of the club’s 60th Charter Anniversary. The exhibition successfully united the art community with RC Makati’s mission-driven initiatives, generating funds to support their v

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RC Makati in partnership with RC Grace Park, successfully conducted the Breast and Cervical Cancer Screening Mission, the first of its kind for the RY 2025–26. The mission was held at Zapa Health Center in Barangay Maypajo, Caloocan City, providing much-needed health services to the community. A total of 86 women aged 18 and above benefited from this initiative, which provided free breast and cervical cancer screening services. Many of the participants were teachers from near

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The RC Makati Disaster Response mobilized its Hope Mission in response to the devastation caused by Super Typhoon Uwan, which brought massive flooding and left thousands of families in Catanduanes struggling to rebuild their lives. As part of the Club’s commitment to rapid disaster response, RC Makati deployed a team to deliver essential aid to the hardest-hit communities. On Sunday, the gutsyteam led by Pre. Eddie Galvez, together with PN/Dir. Chris Ferareza, Disaster Relief

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It was another Mission Impossible kind of moment for the Rotary Club of Makati—the mission: to deliver much-needed medical services to families in Ilocos Sur before a looming super typhoon could unleash its force. On November 7, the RC Makati team led by Pres. Eddie Galvez, together with PN/Dir. Chris Ferareza, Community Service B Dir. Michael Hsu, and Anns Mitzi Parungao and Meg Rivilla, flew to Laoag and made their way to Vigan for a medical mission scheduled the following

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RC Makati continues to make a meaningful impact in the lives of Filipino families through its partnership with the International School of Sustainable Tourism, Inc. (ISST) and the Hilot Philippines Development Center (HPDC). This collaboration aims to preserve the country’s traditional healing practices while creating new opportunities for personal growth and livelihood. The Hilot Training Program, consisting of Hilot 101 and Hilot 102, provided practical and theoretical trai