Witness Philippine sports history unravel as 50,500 runners participated in the Just One Day: Run for Free College on January 31, 2010 at the SM Mall of Asia.

As part of his commitment to improve not only the welfare of people, Daniel Razon through UNTV, joined the Ang Dating Daan group in mounting the country’s biggest tree-planting activity called ADD-A-Tree Project. More than 70,000 seedlings were planted during the event held in various places in the country last October 10, 2010 or 10.10.10.

In support of the tuition-free private college program launched by Daniel Razon, some of the country’s legendary Philippine Basketball Association players took part to the cause to help combat illiteracy. The Isang Araw Lang: PBA Legends Exhibition Games was held in August 2010 at the Cuneta Astrodome.

Two Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) teams played for the benefit of the scholarship project launched by Daniel Razon to provide tuition-free and quality college education to poor but deserving students. The exhibition game was also aimed at raising awareness about the importance of teamwork and social responsibility.

Daniel Razon, representing UNTV, sealed an agreement with the Department of Education and the Ang Dating Daan group for the launch of the alternative learning system (ALS) initiative called

For his 28th year in public service, Daniel Razon guested street singers with disabilities in

United by one advocacy, at least 209,000 ran for good education at Kahit Isang Araw Lang (Just One Day) Unity Run held simultaneously at seven major cities in the Philippines and some areas abroad last January 22, 2012.

Relive the concert inspired by the brave men and women of Philippine broadcasting: Test Broadcast 2 at the Araneta Coliseum on January 26, 2009.

In hope to bring back the glory of radio and to bring public service closer to people, broadcaster Daniel Razon launched UNTV Radio 1350 khz, Tapat at Totoo, and UNTV Mobile Radio Booth during the station

Like the many firsts of Daniel Razon, the La Verdad Christian College (LVCC) is the first tuition-free private college that aims to help poor yet deserving students. The Caloocan branch was launched in June 15, 2010.