Rotary Club of Makati F. Zobel

28/04/2026

From assessment to distribution—Walk for Life in Batangas ensures every beneficiary receives the right care and mobility aid.

28/04/2026

Together in service—providing wheelchairs, healthcare, and hope to every life we touch.

28/04/2026

Steps toward independence—Walk for Life in Masbate City brings mobility, dignity, and hope.

28/04/2026

Walk for Life – Cabuyao, Laguna: beneficiaries, volunteers, and partners gather to celebrate a successful day of service and mobility support.

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Walk for Life – Cavite: a beneficiary receives a wheelchair, promoting mobility, independence, and improved quality of life.

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Walk for Life – La Union: wheelchairs prepared for distribution to support mobility and independence among beneficiaries.

28/04/2026

Walk for Life—delivering assistive devices and wheelchairs to empower lives and promote dignity through service.

28/03/2026

Collaboration transforms individual tasks into collective accomplishments.

Rotary believes healthy communities are strong communities. For more that 120 years we’ve worked tirelessly to help prevent and treat diseases around the world. Uniting for good to prevent and treat disease — that’s what people of action do. Learn more at linktr.ee/RCMFZ.

IN PHOTO: UGP Emil Orencia (linktr.ee/RCMFZ5), with the support of PP Bernard Herrera, Chair for Disease Prevention & Treatment, and support from D3830 People of Action, was able to gather 9 partners in service, over 40 Rotary Clubs, over 200 volunteers, and over 500 patients in a medical mission dedicated for persons with disabilities. The medical mission is aimed at enabling PWDs to have more meaningful and productive years ahead be it in their studies, place of work, or at home

TOGETHER, WE SERVE & UNITE FOR GOOD!
TOGETHER, WE CONNECT OUR COMMUNITIES TO OUR PARTNERS IN SERVICE!

July 26, 2025 – A Day of Service, A Day of Joy

July 26, 2025 was a truly meaningful and heartfelt day—one that filled the members of the D3830 People of Action, Community Service team and other Rotarians with the familiar surge of joy we all experience each time we serve.

Our oxytocin and endorphins were in full bloom, thanks to the collective spirit of compassion and unity that marked the day. The mission also coincided with National Persons With Disabilities week long celebration hence the theme "emPoWereD: Health and Wellness Caravan".

More than 40 Rotary clubs from District 3830 came together at SM Sucat, Parañaque, for a massive medical and wellness mission. The United for Good Presidents (UGP) mobilized their clubs, members, and volunteers to serve hundreds of beneficiaries with dedication and warmth.

This mission was made possible through the leadership of UGP Emil Orencia of RM Makati F. Zobel, UGP Geraldine Magdangal of RC Makati Salcedo, UGP Linda Moya of RC Makati Ayala Triangle, UGP Randi Lorica of RC Makati San Antonio, and UGP Armstrong De Castro of RCMAT Soaring Trail Blazer.

The event was supported by D3830 People of Action and District Community Service Team through AOF Disease Prevention and Treatment Chair Bernard Herrera; the team is ably headed by CP Lucille Lopez of RCM F. Zobel, one of the Avenues of Service under the stewardship of PP Doris Ensomo from RCM San Antonio.

Here are some of the highlights:
• 51 persons with disabilities (PWDs) received brand new, custom-assessed wheelchairs—giving them newfound mobility and empowering them to be more active and productive members of society.
• 64 patients were assessed for prosthetic legs, with 12 more scheduled for follow-up due to fresh wounds.
• 316 patients underwent eye screening, with at least 100 prescription eyeglasses to be distributed free of charge.
• 65 cataract patients were referred to our partner hospital, with 2 urgent cases fast-tracked for immediate surgery—free of charge.
• 2 cleft palate patients were endorsed for free corrective surgery.
• Over 500 individuals received consultations for ENT and other medical conditions.
• 12,600 ml of blood were donated—with PP Doris humbly contributing the first 450 ml.

This was service at its best—Rotarians united for good, empowering communities and transforming lives.

✅ District Portal
linktr.ee/RID3830

✅ D3830 People of Action
linktr.ee/RotaryDistrict3830_RY2025_26

Video & Caption:

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TOGETHER WE SAVE LIVES!

IN PHOTO: Club Secretary Easter Lopez helped in distributing vitamins to parents of indigent and malnourished children.

Rotary makes high-quality health care available to vulnerable mothers and children so they can live longer and grow stronger. Uniting to promote healthier and stronger communities — that’s what people of action do. Learn more at linktr.ee/RCMFZ and https://www.rotary.org/en/our-causes/saving-mothers-and-children.

TOGETHER, WE SAVE LIVES!

AUG 2, 2025 CHILD NUTRITION
RCMFZ, under the leadership of UGP Emil Orencia (linktr.ee/RCMFZ5), continued partnership with The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints Makati East Stake – Child Nutrition Program

In support of the Child Nutrition Program, RCMAT Soaring Trailblazers (soaring trailblazer ), led by CP 1Lt. Armstrong De Castro, gave mouthwash and children’s vitamins generously donated by Pascual Laboratories. RCMFZ also contributed by providing fresh eggs to the child beneficiaries.

✅More event photos: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1b75_UAjyi05XJzFxtXIuDhNCg0wP9ndz?usp=sharing
✅D3830 Portal linktr.ee/RID3830
✅D3830 People of Action linktr.ee/RotaryDistrict3830_RY2025_26

Photo and Caption Contributors:
Club Sec Easter Vicente Lopez
Past President Allan linktr.ee/allanpalacio

28/12/2025

29/11/2025

Rotary Club of Makati F. Zobel Supports Livelihood Caravan in San Pedro City

The Rotary Club of Makati F. Zobel proudly joined the Livelihood Caravan led by Rotary Club of San Pedro South New Generations President Nanette Marañon, together with Brgy. Chrysanthemum’s Kap. Resty Hernandez and Council 181. A total of 181 participants from various sectors and barangays in San Pedro - including PWDs, seniors, solo parents, and women’s groups - took part in this meaningful event.

During the caravan, we showcased five potential livelihood programs that participants can pursue to support their families and communities:
• Rug Making
• Longganisa Making
• Dishwashing Liquid Production
• Hydroponics
• Food Supplement Selling

Each participant also received 3 kilos of rice, and we gathered their preferred livelihood program to process their applications for starter supplies and capital.

A huge thank you to all our sponsors and partners for making this initiative possible. See you in the next phase of this project!