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The Rotary Club of Batangas, under the imaginative leadership of Genuine Service President Arnel Pulla for RY 2022 2023, sponsored the participation of the Interact Club of Batangas to D 3820 Interact District Assembly 2022 last October 1 2, 2022 at La Virginia Resort & Hotel in Mataas na Kahoy, Batangas. The five (5) Interactors who attended the annual assembly were Pres. Steph De Chavez, VP Zyrene Aguila, Sec. Celine Contreras, Asec. Sam Aguila and Treas. Zulita Gondrez The said assembly, hosted by RC Mataas na Kahoy, had the motivational theme for Interactors as “Envision: The Leaders of Tomorrow.”
Most Rotarians are successful professional and business executives because they hear opportunities knock and take advantage of them. Once a week, the opportunity for Rotary fellowship occurs at each club meeting, but not all members hear it knocking. The weekly club meeting is a special privilege of Rotary membership. It provides the occasion to visit with fellow members, to meet visitors and new members, and to share your personal friendship with other members.
Rotary clubs that have a reputation for being “friendly clubs” usually follow a few simple steps. Members are encouraged to sit in a different seat or at a different table each week or to sit with a member they do not know as well as their long-time personal friends. Members are asked to invite new members or visitors to join their table and share the conversation around the table rather than merely eating in silence or talking privately to the person next to them. Rotarians also should make a special point of trying to get acquainted with all members of the club. When Rotarians follow these easy steps, an entirely new opportunity for fellowship knocks each week. Soon, Rotarians realize that warm and personal friendship is the cornerstone of every great Rotary club.
New Member (RY 2022 2023)
Rtn Carmeline Melchor is a newly inducted member of the Rotary Club of Batangas for Rotary Year 2022 2023. Rtn Caline, aged 39 years old, is into restaurant business for a couple of years now and offering dine in, take out and delivery options. Her restobar is named Ka Sebbya, located along Gov. Antonio Carpio Road in Brgy Gulod Labac, Batangas City.
Rtn Caline has two teenage children, named Endraeh and Ethan. Believing in the credo of Rotary, the 4 Way Test, and with Rotary’s deep involvement in helping hands to those in need, she chose to join Rotary.
Rotary supports investments in people to create measurable and enduring economic improvement in their lives and communities.
The Rotary Foundation enables Rotarians to invest in people by creating sustainable, measurable, and long term economic improvements in their communities and livelihoods by:
1. Building the capacity of entrepreneurs, community leaders, local organizations, and community networks to support economic development in impoverished communities;
2. Developing opportunities for productive work;
3. Reducing poverty in under-served communities;
4. Supporting studies for career-minded professionals related to economic and community development.
~ Creating Opportunity by Investing in Communities ~ In communities around the world, families struggle to meet their needs for food, shelter, work, and economic security.
The mission of the Rotary Action Group for Community Economic Development (RAGCED) is to be a source of knowledge and expertise that helps Rotarians plan, implement, and manage impactful and sustainable economic development projects and create lasting change in poor and underserved communities.
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· Building the capacity of local entrepreneurs and social businesses through education, microcredit, mentoring and networking
· Empowering local community leaders, organizations, and networks to support economic development
· Developing opportunities for rewarding work and access to sustainable livelihoods
In accordance with the procedures for selecting a candidate for district governor, each year a Nominating Committee (Nomcom) will be formed and will be guided by Rotary International Bylaws. In any Rotary district adopting a Nominating Committee procedure for the selection of District Governor Nominee Designate (DGND), the nominating committee for governor shall be charged with the duty to seek out and propose the best available candidate for governor nominee designate. The terms of reference (TOR) of the committee, including the method for selecting members, shall be determined in a resolution adopted by the electors of the clubs present and voting at a district conference. Such terms of reference may not be inconsistent with the bylaws.
The Rotary Club of Batangas, under the imaginative leadership of Genuine Service President Arnel Pulla for RY 2022 2023, selected IPP Rowena “Weng” Gonzales and PP Rosendo “Ross” Evangelio to be the club’s candidates for the District Nominating Committee (Nomcom) tasked to select the District Governor Nominee Designate (DGND) for Rotary Year 2022 2023. Both member Rotarians were eligible to the requirements set by the District Nomcom Committee, headed by PDG Darwin V. Igualada from RC Tayabas Central.
More than half of Rotarians worldwide receive a regional magazine instead of Rotary magazine; for the Philippines, it’s the Philippine Rotary Magazine (PRM). These publications are produced independently by Rotarians, distributed in more than 130 countries, and published in 24 languages. They have a combined circulation of 872,000. Each magazine has a regional point of view but also includes articles and photographs of international interest.
The Rotary Club of Batangas, thru the imaginative leadership of Genuine Service President Arnel Pulla, has made the BPI online payment of Php 17,400 for the first semi-annual subscription (RY 2022-23) of the Philippine Rotary Magazine (PRM) for 58 SAR listed-members.
IPP Weng Gonzales PP Ross EvangelioClub of Batangas (Community Based)
RAC Year 2022 2023/ Organized: July 2009
Club Officers: President: GSP Mark Angelo “CK” Lumanglas
Vice President: PP Benjamin Pedro “DaBoy” Cello
Secretary: John Emmanuel Rom
Assistant Secretary / Treasurer: Gerald De Chavez
Auditor: Sophia De Chavez
Public Image Director: Christian De Leon
International Service Director: IPP John Paul “Jap” Velasco
Club Adviser: PP Juan Miguel “Jomig” Gonzales
Charter President: CP Maria Aisa Dimacuha
The Rotaract Club of Batangas, under the genuine service
Mark Angelo “CK” Lumanglas, joined in the Rotaract District 3820 Kick off Project, Re: Coastal Clean up & Mangrove Treeplanting last July 9-10, 2022 at Barangay Banayo in San Luis, Batangas. The said environmental endeavor was in partnership with Batangas Province Environment & Natural Resources Office (BP-ENRO) and Barangay Council of Banayo, San Luis, Batangas.
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The Rotaract Club of Batangas, under the genuine service leadership of GSP Mark Angelo “CK” Lumanglas, joined in a partnership project with other Rotaract clubs in the district called “Project Bulos Tubig Uran para sa Eskwelahan”. The said project endeavor is a rainwater harvesting system for the pupils and teachers of Juan Andre Elementary School in Donsol, Sorsogon. In consonance with Rotary’s Water, Sanitation & Hygiene Area of Focus, the purpose of this undertaking is to provide clean water to the community as well as to promote sanitation and hygiene among the public schools.
Rotary clubs and service partners play a vital role in doing a successful community service. Many of the Rotarians have taken the initiative to lead, involve in community service, do skills based volunteerism projects. This is what the Rotarians do… the work of the club will only become vital as your community seeks out for more collaborative endeavors to address their needs. Rotary club have connected with several partners; thus, Rotarians have given much pride in bringing Rotary brand far and wide reached.