Daniel Razon was re-elected as Chairman for Public Image/TV for 2013-2014, a post he held in the previous rotary year with the Rotary International District 3780.

After reaching its second year as the Philippines’ first and only praise songwriting competition, ASOP TV Music Festival will now go international, veteran broadcast journalist Kuya Daniel Razon recently announced.

The crowd favorite and heart-felt ‘Ikaw’, a song of praise composed by Boy Christopher Ramos Jr., bested 12 finalists to earn the “Song of the Year” award in ASOP TV Music Festival Grand Finals of 2013, marking an eventual sweep of the night’s top prizes after its singer, Jonalyn Viray was given the “Best Interpreter” award.

With his countless groundbreaking firsts in public service and broadcasting practices in the Philippines, Kuya Daniel Razon was recently hailed the Outstanding Journalist and Public Servant in the 33rd Dangal ng Bayan Awards.

It’s not only the price and the charity work that echoes the success of the first UNTV Cup but count also the participation of the players of the seven teams.

UNTV Cup will hold its opening ceremonies and first game of the season on July 29 this year at the Smart-Araneta Coliseum, a breakthrough for UNTV to host the country’s first basketball-for-charity league on TV.

Two new free medical and health programs of UNTV for the country’s indigents were among the recent projects launched by Kuya Daniel Razon during the station’s ninth anniversary celebration this month of July.

Two hundred twenty-five La Verdad Christian College scholars marched to receive their diplomas at the end of the school year 2012-2013. The college graduates include 154 from Apalit campus and 71 from Caloocan City branch.

Coinciding with its first year celebration in the airwaves, UNTV Radio La Verdad was named the “Most Supportive Radio Station” by the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) recently.

Through the program called Aksyon ni Kuya, a free short course that was started this month of January, the veteran broadcast journalist aims to send hopeful learners from poor families to vocational schools without worrying about the expenses attached to studying a vocational course.