Amidst the popularity of radio on TV, Daniel Razon hopes to revive classic radio with UNTV Radio La Verdad.

Rotary in Action, a brainchild of Daniel Razon, has received a public relations award from Rotary Institute in Bali, Indonesia.

Street musicians like Johnny and Marivic, with their guitars and tin can donation boxes, are common sights in the busy sidewalks and footbridges of the main streets of Metro Manila.

On his 28th year celebration of continued service to humanity, Kuya Daniel Razon returns on stage for a night of entertainment and charity.

Two awards were given to for Daniel Razon for his works in mass media and his anti-smoking TV plug being aired by the station.

Before its more than 6,000 graduates, the Polytechnic University of the Philippines conferred on Daniel Razon the doctorate degree in Humanities, Honoris Causa, during its 2011 Commencement Exercises held last May 6 at the World Trade Center in Pasay City.

With public service on the frontier of his journalistic vow, Mr. Razon’s advocacy is a breath of fresh air in the unending competition for scoops and exclusive reports by media networks. And while recognitions are not on the list of his goals, the benefiting community itself is appreciating the efforts.

At the A Song of Praise (ASOP) Music Festival The Concert, Daniel Razon inspired thousands of audience as he shared inspiration of his own compositions.

The advocacy of Daniel Razon’s Isang Araw Lang (Just One Day) yielded more and more for public service as its home station, UNTV, celebrated its 7th year this month.

Amidst the constant hike of education cost in almost all educational institutions in the country, La Verdad’s free school program welcomed 314 new scholars as it opened its academic year for 2011-2012.