Rotary Club of Malabon East

12/04/2026

12/04/2026

We are proud to share a remarkable milestone in Rotary service! 🎉

The Rotary Club of Malabon Prestige was formally presented during the Rotary District 3800 District Conference held at Solaire North last March 28, 2026.

This momentous occasion marks the birth of the first New Generation Rotary Club in District 3800—bringing fresh energy, innovative ideas, and a renewed commitment to service above self. 💙💛

The club is proudly sponsored by the Rotary Club of Malabon East, under the leadership of its esteemed Good President Joey Choi. With the guidance and support of New Club Adviser PP Wilson Tan and PP Jed Concepcion, the foundation of this new club is grounded in strong leadership, experience, and a shared passion for community service.

The Rotary Club of Malabon Prestige represents a dynamic group of leaders and changemakers dedicated to creating meaningful impact in the community, especially among the new generation of Rotarians.

Let us all extend our warmest congratulations and full support as they begin their journey of service and excellence!

12/04/2026

In partnership with the Philippine Band of Mercy, the Rotary Club conducted a pediatric hernia surgical mission, providing free operations for 10 children. This initiative aimed to address medical needs, improve the health and well-being of young patients, and demonstrate Rotary’s commitment to serving the community through collaborative healthcare efforts.

12/04/2026

Malabon City is among the most flood-prone areas in Metro Manila. During the recent period of heavy rains and monsoon-triggered flooding, several communities in Barangay Hulong Duhat and Barangay Pangulo were severely affected. Many families were displaced, homes were inundated, and access to food, clean water, and hygiene supplies became extremely limited. The affected residents—many of whom are low-income families—urgently needed assistance to recover from the immediate impacts of flooding, such as loss of livelihood, illness due to exposure, and lack of basic supplies. On August 3,2025, Recognizing the gravity of the situation, Rotary organizations came together to respond with a unified humanitarian initiative—Project SAGIP A Joint Humanitarian Project by the Rotary Club of Malabon East, Rotary E-Club of CAMANAVA , Rotaract Club of Malabon Pioneer , and Malabon Filipino Chinese Fire Volunteer (RCC).

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Last July 207,2025 at Dampalit Malabon, a meaningful project provided nutritious meals and food packs to both children and elderly residents, emphasizing the importance of proper nutrition across all age groups. Through this initiative, we aim not only to address immediate hunger but also to promote long-term awareness on healthful eating, especially in underserved communities.

12/04/2026

Born to Smile is a life-changing humanitarian program that offers free cleft lip and cleft palate surgeries to children and adults from underprivileged backgrounds. Cleft conditions are more than cosmetic—they can lead to serious health, speech, and emotional challenges if left untreated. Unfortunately, many families around the world cannot afford the surgery needed to correct them. This initiative brings together skilled surgeons, medical professionals, and volunteers who donate their time and expertise to perform safe, high-quality procedures at no cost to the patient. Through local partnerships and global support, Born to Smile reaches those most in need—restoring not just faces, but dignity, confidence, and hope for the future. With every surgery, Born to Smile gives individuals the chance to eat, speak, and smile freely—because everyone deserves the right to a healthy, happy life.

12/04/2026

The Rotary Club of Malabon East, in partnership with Malabon Zoo, proudly conducted the "Zootary Tour" — an educational and environmental awareness project held on Sept 17,2025, benefiting 200 elementary students from selected public schools in Malabon. This outreach initiative aimed to provide underprivileged students with a unique opportunity to explore the wonders of wildlife and nature through an immersive zoo tour. The activity was designed to enhance the children's knowledge of animal conservation, biodiversity, and environmental stewardship in a fun and engaging way. The Zootary Tour reflects Rotary's commitment to supporting Education, Environmental Protection, and Youth Development — aligning with Rotary International’s areas of focus. The project also promoted community collaboration and volunteerism, involving club members, local educators, and zoo staff in a meaningful and impactful cause.

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The Rotary Club of Malabon East, in line with Rotary’s focus on Maternal and Child Health, successfully conducted a community outreach program titled "Buntis ng Malabon: Inaalagaan, Pinalalakas, Pinapahalagahan" on September 18, 2025, benefitting 300 pregnant women from various barangays in Malabon City. This project was organized in recognition of the critical role that proper nutrition and community support play during pregnancy. By providing a complimentary healthy breakfast, the initiative aimed to promote maternal wellness, prevent malnutrition, and support the health of both mothers and their unborn children.

12/04/2026

Last October 20,2025, The Rotary Club of Malabon East, in partnership with Ginza Tech, conducted a Solar Panel Seminar to promote renewable energy awareness and introduce practical, cost-efficient solar solutions. Held at the Rotary Club of Malabon East, the seminar featured expert insights on solar technology, installation, and long-term benefits. The collaboration aimed to encourage members and the community to adopt sustainable and environmentally friendly energy systems.

12/04/2026

On December 20, 2025, a meaningful Turnover of Umbrellas, Shirts, and Bed Foams was successfully conducted at Hospicio de San Juan de Dios, Bustos, Bulacan. The activity was led by President Joey Choi, reflecting the organization’s continued commitment to compassion, service, and community outreach. The donated items were carefully selected to address the immediate needs of the residents of the hospicio. The umbrellas were intended to provide protection from harsh weather conditions, especially during the rainy season. The shirts were distributed to offer comfort and dignity to the beneficiaries, while the bed foams were donated to improve sleeping conditions and promote better rest, health, and overall well-being of the residents. The turnover ceremony was conducted in a simple yet heartfelt manner, fostering a spirit of solidarity and generosity between the donors and the hospicio community. Representatives and staff of Hospicio de San Juan de Dios warmly received the donations.

12/04/2026

A relief goods distribution was conducted on February 13, 2026, for the fire victims in Tañong, Malabon. A total of 200 affected families received assistance. The relief packs contained essential items to help the families recover from the recent fire incident. This activity aims to provide immediate support and extend compassion to those who lost their homes and belongings.

12/04/2026

This project focuses on installing solar-powered street lights within and around the City of Malabon University to enhance safety, visibility, and accessibility for students, faculty, and visitors. The initiative addresses poorly lit areas such as walkways, parking spaces, and open grounds, which can pose safety risks especially during evening hours or power interruptions. By utilizing renewable solar energy, the project ensures continuous and cost-efficient lighting while reducing dependence on electricity. The improved illumination promotes a safer campus environment, supports extended academic and extracurricular activities, and contributes to a more secure and student-friendly community.