CHARTER PRESENTATION

Mark Daniel Maloney

President, 2019 20

Rotary International

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2020

Dear charter members of the Rotary Club of Rizal Premier,

It is an honor to welcome the Rotary Club of Rizal Premier, Rizal, Philippines into the Rotary family.

The chartering of a new club is always exciting. Your club has been created because you and your fellow members have something in common: a desire to make a difference through service. Each individual brings something unique to the club in skills, passions, and talents. You will feel connected not only to your local community, but also to the international community of Rotarians Doing Good in the World.

The success of a club depends on many factors, including strong, active members and a motivation to serve others. Rotary will provide you with so many opportunities to make a difference to make history by ending polio, to educate the children of the world, to feed the hungry, and to meet the needs of local and global communities. By working together, we are capable of accomplishing great things.

The possibilities for a new club are endless. I hope you approach your Rotary membership with excitement and energy, and establish yourselves within your community as a shining example of service and fellowship. Congratulations again to the charter Rotarians of Rizal Premier. I look forward to having your club join me as Rotary Connects the World.

Kindest regards, Mark Daniel Maloney

Rotary International President, 2019 20

DG Nelson Aspe

Rotary International District 3800 Via Email: nelsonaspe2015@gmail.com

Dear District Governor Nelson,

RE: Charter of Rotary Club of Rizal Premier, Rizal, Philippines

Congratulations on the successful chartering of the Rotary Club of Rizal Premier which was admitted to membership in Rotary International on 7 January 2020.

Your leadership in providing the opportunity for Rotary to strengthen in your District is recognized by Rotary International and we thank you for this.

We are thrilled to forward to you the Charter Certificate for the club signed by the President of Rotary International. We invite you to arrange for this to be framed and presented to the club at its upcoming Celebration of Charter event.

With the recent change in Board Policy, your New Club Advisor Juan Martin Barredo is required to maintain links with the club for a total of three years, to mentor and to guide the club as they begin to grow and develop into a successful and fully independent club in your District.

Rotary International has, as you are aware, an excellent array of resources for all members of the new club and some more specific to the Board. We have attached a listing of these with the links to the respective publications or link on www.rotary.org

We ask that you include in your next District Newsletter, the news of the charter of the Rotary Club of Rizal Premier.

a reminder, any costs you have personally incurred in chartering this club should be included in your District Governor expenses claim. This claim must be lodged prior to 31 July 2020 or with your interim expenses which can be lodged at any time now.

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact any of our Club & District Support team and I have attached a copy of the listing of your Regional RI Staff (Parramatta) for your information.

Yours sincerely,

Mary Jayne Desmond

President Monaliza B. Cabitac Rotary Club of Rizal Premier Via Email: mbcabitac@gmail.com

Dear Charter President Monaliza,

RE: CHARTER OF ROTARY CLUB OF RIZAL PREMIER, RIZAL, PHILIPPINES

Welcome to the global community of Rotary! Congratulations on having been elected to serve as the charter president of your club, admitted on 7 January 2020. Establishing a successful club now will leave a positive and lasting legacy for your community.

As the Charter President, you play a significant role in developing the fellowship and service efforts of your club. You will not be undertaking this alone as you will have the assistance of your fellow Rotarians, the members of Rizal Premier in the task of building into a club of great strength.

There are many resources and people available to assist you and your club. Please see the attached listing of contacts at our office at Rotary International as a starting point. We ask that you continue to work with your New Club Advisor who will remain in this role for three years. Further, your Assistant Governor, the District Governor and District Directors of the Avenues of Service and Rotary Foundation will be valuable resources. The members of your sponsor club should also be available to assist. My team here at Club & District Support are here to support you.

We invite you now to register in the “My Rotary” section of our Rotary website www.rotary.org and to spend some time exploring the website and setting up your new club’s goals through Rotary Club Central. On the website, there are some key areas which are of real value to you as a new club such as Rotary Ideas, Learning and Development and the Brand Centre and check out the videos. The web is a fantastic resource for all Rotarians, and I am sure you will find this so. Further, we recommend that you download Be a Vibrant Club Your Club Leadership Plan (#245). This publication provides ideas on best practices used by effective clubs and can aid you in establishing a strong club infrastructure and a strategic plan. We have included attachments with this letter to assist you as you start on your journey. Included is our Links for Rotarians in Clubs which will serve as a resource on where to find the answers to many of your questions in the upcoming months.

have any

Mary Jayne Desmond Coordinator,

As New Club Adviser of the Rotary Club of Rizal Premier, I hereby endorse this club’s application to the Champion Governor Nelson Aspe of District 3800 and certify this application meets the requirements in Rotary’s constitutional documents and the Rotary Code of Policies.

I confirm that these statements are true and correct.

All members of the proposed new Rotary club have participated in an appropriate orientation and education program under the guidance of district leaders and members of the sponsor Rotary club, if it has one.

The club has a well balanced membership in compliance with Article 5, Section 2, of the RI Constitution: “Each club shall have a well balanced membership in which no one business, profession, or type of community service predominates”

The club is fullyaware that it is not entitled to impose anylimitation on membership based on gender, race, creed, age and sexual orientation.

All current or former Rotarians joining this new club have provided written proof from their current and previous clubs that all of their previous clubs debts have been paid.

CHARTER MEMBER LIST

1. Antonio Mariñas Aragoncillo

Construction / Real Estate

Zenaida Aquino Arsenio Real Estate Broker

Albert Ivan Joerick Viray Bugarin Municipal Revenue Collections Officer / Entrepreneur

Manrique Enrique Marcial Bugarin Contractor / Developer

Fernando Ramos Cabitac Trucking Services

Monaliza Baltazar Cabitac Travel and Tours

Henry Quitoriano Cardinez Doctor, Naturopathy

Teresa Chua Interior Designer

Dante Vargas Clavano Pharmaceuticals Retailing

Jean Taal Cullano Dentist

Karl Angel Lingon Dabalos Human Resource / Youth Advocate

Analiza Daran De Guzman Travel and Tours / Resort Inn Owner

Joemalyn Villota De Guzman Engineering Marine / Resort Inn Owner

Allan Martine Singcuenco De Leon Entrepreneur / Public Servant

Dennis Laguna Dela Cruz Lawyer Corporate

Roy Laguna Dela Cruz Instrumentation and Control Engineer

Michael John Roy Duavit Honorary Member / Public Servant

Kap Ki Eun Church Worker Volunteer

Louis Alison Francisco Fernandez Architect

Omar Gomecua Lacanilao Trading / Retailing Rice and Bakery Supplies

Daryl Mabulay Lumberio Pollutions Control Officer / Safety Practitioner

Ruben Base Madulid Designer / Couturier

Donato Leaño Malsi Real Estate Developer

Frederick Moldon Marte Construction Maintenance Division

Ma. Geraldine Rejano Marte Construction / Fit Out Contractor

Etheldreda Gungon Santos Registered Nurse

Tisha Mel Gungon Santos Registered Nurse

Melviona Gungon Thomson Non Profit Organization Advocate

Aloysius Quizon Ty Contractor Glass & Fire Protection

Ephraim Jose Domingo Valdez Property Development

Marckris Tampoc Villareal Security Services

Concepcion Reyes Viray

Real Property Assessor

Pedro Bagtas Zapanta Garments Manufacturing

Our Story

For many of us, apart from our families, Rotary is closest to our hearts. Much as we love and care for the family, Rotary loves and cares for the community. Much as we give and share to every member of the family, creating a loving and enduring relationship, Rotary gives and shares to the community creating a positive and lasting change.

We believe in the greatest Humanitarian Organization of all time and that is ROTARY. While Rotary Clubs are thriving in Rizal Province, it did not stop us from forming a new club especially when there are still communities that needs to be served. The opportunity to start a new Rotary Club was right in front of us. And so, with fourteen Rotarians to start with, and with our familial bond, loving and caring hearts, giving and sharing hands, forming a new rotary club was our best option and ours for the taking. Fully determined, equipped with a common purpose, it was not long after that Rotary Club of Rizal Premier was born. Rotary’s vision of:

TOGETHER WE SEE A WORLD WHERE PEOPLE UNITE AND TAKE ACTION TO CREATE LASTING CHANGE ACROSS THE GLOBE

OUR COMMUNITIES AND IN OURSELVES

is exactly how we see it. We finally realized that we could be the Rotary Club that we have always wanted and were meant to be

a club where members are equal, that no one is above anyone

a club where members are not just appreciated as members or treated as friends but members whom we can call “family”

a club where service is truly above self, creating an impact, a positive and lasting change, on the lives of people in the communities that we serve

We can now look forward to a more meaningful and more fulfilling Rotary Life. One step at a time, starting today.

Several name options were presented to the District Membership Team and we finally arrived with a name that impeccably describes the strength and vibrancy of our Club, ROTARY CLUB OF RIZAL PREMIER.

Starting off with 14 Rotarians, former and existing, we are determined to strengthen our Club with the addition of 5 new members. Six (6) more to gain charter strength. However, the challenge is made even greater, to be a super club of at least 30 charter members. Not to brag, but challenge is accepted.

October 3, 2019. The first of a series of Rotary Learnings, Rotary Academy 101 with DDS and District Training Team member, a legend in Rotary, PP Jeng Liban spearheading and NCA John Barredo overseeing our gains.

September 13, 2019. The Road to Chartering a New Club with District Chair for Membership, PDG Luizo C. Ticman, PDG Rudy San Felipe, District Vice Chair for Membership, PP Ruby Reyes, DDS and District Training Team Member PP Jeng Liban, Champion Presidents of Sponsor Clubs, President Sixto Cruz (RC Cainta) and President Geraldine Repollo (RC East Rizal).

November 14, 2019. There’s always something to look forward to with Rotary Club of Rizal Premier. While we await official chartering of our new club, planning for our first Humanitarian Service Project continues, a Medical, Dental and Optical Mission. Rotary Club of Rizal Premier connects with various stakeholders: Megawide, Honorary Member Hon. Michael John “Jack” Duavit, Provincial Government of Rizal, Rizal PNP Provincial Health Office, Barangay Government of Barangay Dolores, Taytay, Rizal, to serve at least 400 patients from McDonald’s Village in Hapay na Mangga, Brgy. Dolores, Taytay, Rizal.

After a month of preparation, the first Humanitarian Service Project of Rotary Club of Rizal Premier came to reality. A Medical / Dental / Optical Mission was held for the community of McDonald s Village, Brgy. Dolores, Taytay, Rizal. With the generous support, financial and otherwise, of our valuable Humanitarian Service Project partners:

MEGAWIDE Foundation

Hon. Rebecca A. Ynares, Rizal Provincial Governor

Medicines & Volunteers

Medical & Dental Team

Hon. Micahel John R. Duavit, Representative 1st District Rizal Financial Assistance

Rizal PNP Dental Team

Barangay Dolores, Taytay, Rizal

Logistics & Volunteers

Hon. Allan Martine S. De Leon Nutribun

Hon. Kaloy Dabalos

Bottled Mineral Water

Dr. Battag Optical Team

Concepcion R. Viray Food Provisions

Engr. Roy Dela Cruz Tarpaulins Event, Club & Four Way Test

Approximately 400 patients were served, children and adult. At least 51 patients were given Dental Care, 50 patients were given free eyeglasses, 12 are scheduled for Cataract Screening and if needed will undergo Free Cataract Operation. Children ages 6 months to 5 years old were given Vitamin A supplementation. The integration of Vitamin A Supplementation with polio vaccine immunization reduces the risks of polio.

Medical

Cataract Screening / Operation

A 6 mos to 5 years old

patients

patients

patients

patients

patients

December 4, 2019. Chartering of Rotary Club of Rizal have yet to become official but it will be as there is no reason why not. And as we await, our passion to serve continues as we progressively prepare and plan for our clubs projects, programs and activities.

January 10, 2020. After patiently waiting, Chartering of Rotary Club of Rizal Premier became official January 7, 2020. We now have a clear vision of our purpose. Starting the year right is the conduct of our First official function at the 1st Board of Directors Meeting of Rotary Club of Rizal Premier with Assistant Governor Melbert B. Reyes.

January 15, 2020. @ the 1st Regular Meeting of the Rotary Club of Rizal Premier. With special guest, District Chair for Annual Fund Giving, CP Manny Reyes on the value of giving to the Rotary Foundation with the very supportive SEAG / New Club Adviser PP John Barredo. Impromptu visit from one of our Mother Clubs, the Rotary Club of East Rizal with Champion President Geraldine Repollo. Assured CP Manny of our efforts to become an EREY and Sustaining club.

January 11, 2020. @ the 3rd Breakfast Meeting of Champion Presidents. Thank you District Governor Nelson M. Aspe for the very warm welcome and recognition as District 3800’s, 101st Rotary Club.

18, 2020. @ the 3rd District 3800 Mass Induction. Fourteen (14) Charter Members were inducted as new members by no less than DG Nelson M. Aspe and witnessed by District Chairman for Membership, PDG Louie Ticman, District Vice-Chairman for Membership, PP Ruby Reyes and District for Membership Extension, PP Jess Tan, other District Officers and Champion Presidents.

Rotary Club of Rizal Premier was presented in a ceremony befitting of a New Club. Many thanks to PP Armi Delas Alas Quibael, District Chair for 3rd Mass Induction.

Feb 27 - 28, 2020. @ the 8th Philippine Rotary Open sponsored by the Philippine Rotary Friendship and Golfing Fellowship (PRFGF). An annual two day golf tournament with 10 Rotary Districts of the Philippines participating. With our very own SAA Pedro “Ading” Zapanta and PP Fernando “Jun” Cabitac who never ceases to amaze us. Another proud moment for Rotary Club of Rizal Premier.

SAA PEDRO ADING ZAPANTA LOW NET CHAMPION

Fourteen (14) dedicated and passionate members decided to move on and form a new Club. We started organizing 23 August 2019 with a series of Informational Meetings and each time we meet, new personalities, private individuals and business professionals started joining the new Club. By then, we have decided to name our Club as Rotary Club of Rizal Premier. As early as 18 September 2019, we had 18 members, enough to conduct an election of Charter Officers.

We did not stop at 18, as Charter strength is 25. However, we did not stop at 25 either, as we were challenged to be a Super Club of at least 30 Charter Members. The challenge was of course accepted.

By 11 October 2019, Rotary Club of Rizal Premier became a Super Club of District 3800 and of Rotary International. Still unofficial, as we have yet to submit all charter documents, and that we did a week after. Due to external forces, we had a few delays, but all is good as the charter documents were finally endorsed to the District and then to Rotary International on 17 November 2019.

For reasons beyond our control, we patiently waited and waited. And by the onset of the year 2020, the waiting was finally over.

We now have every reason to celebrate this memorable event in the history of our club, a momentous event and an opportunity to introduce our Club to the local community and Rotary Clubs of District 3800 and beyond.

Call to Order by Special Executive Assistant to the Governor and New Club Adviser PP John M. Barredo

Rotary Pledge by ChP Sixto Cruz & The Four-Way Test by ChP Geraldine Repollo

Our Competent Masters of Ceremonies, Treasurer Concepcion R. Viray and Rtn. Allan Martine S. De Leon

Assistant Governor Melbert B. Reyes for the Introduction of Dignitaries, Rotarians & Guests

Dignitaries Left to Right: Keynote Speaker D3800 DG Nelson M. Aspe, PDG Rudy San Felipe, PDG Louie Ticman, DGE Tonipi Parungao & Guest / Impromptu Speaker ChP Jack Rodriguez of RC Manila

DDS / DTT PP Jeng Liban, DC for Club Extension CP Jess Tan, DVC for Membership PP Ruby Reyes, SEAG / NCA PP John Barredo & Chair for 3rd Mass Induction PP Armi Delas Alas Quibael

PP Paolo Rivera, PP Elmer Espiritu, ChP Geraldine Repollo, ChP Crizaldo Cervo & Spouse, & ChP Antonio Partos

With the ALL Star Presidents: ASP League PM Rod Pecolera, ASP Julie Aguja, ASP Rose Lulo, ASP Armi Delas Alas Quibael, ASP Dong Yazon, ASP Melbert Reyes, and ASP Larry Secreto

The Charter Members were proudly introduced by SEAG / New Club Adviser PP John Barredo, DVC for Membership PP Ruby Reyes and DDS PP Jeng Liban. Charging was done by District Chair for Membership PDG Luizo Ticman.

Of the 31 Charter Members, 23 took their oath as Members of the Rotary Club of Rizal Premier with DG Nelson M. Aspe as the Inducting Officer.

Charter President

Monaliza B. Cabitac

Vice President / PE Donato L. Malsi

Secretary

Treasurer

Dennis L Dela Cruz

Concepcion R. Viray

Sergeant at Arms Pedro B. Zapanta

2020

Club Administration

Etheldreda G. Santos

Dennis L. Dela Cruz

Donato L. Malsi

Tisha Mel G. Santos

Ephraim Jose D. Valdez

Membership

Fernando R. Cabitac, Jr.

Zenaida A. Arsenio

Dante V. Clavano

Gerladine R. Marte

Pedro B. Zapanta

Public Image

Analiza D. De Guzman

Jean T. Cullano

Joemalyn V. De Guzman

Roy L. Dela Cruz

Louis Alison F. Fernandez

Service Projects

Marckris T. Villareal

Henry Q. Cardinez

New Generations Albert Ivan V. Bugarin

Community

Karl Angel L. Dabalos

Allan Martine S. De Leon

Corporate Daryl M. Lumberio

RCC

TRF

Ruben B. Madulid

Melviona G. Thomson

Omar G. Lacanilao

Enrique M. Bugarin

Teresa Chua

Aloysius Q. Ty

Concepcion R. Viray

As Rotary Club of Rizal Premier is officially a Chartered Club of Rotary International under District 3800 with Club ID No. 90676, it is only but fitting that the District Governor Nelson M. Aspe present the Charter Certificate.

Rotary Club of Rizal Premier is truly honored to have not just one but four Sponsor Clubs, who will ensure that Rotary Club of Rizal Premier achieve its great potential through its strong foundation of membership, service and fellowship.

And as tradition dictates, all four Sponsor Clubs through their Champion Presidents presented their timeless gifts of …

Bell & Gavel presented by ChP Geraldine Repollo of RC East Rizal

Charter Banner presented by PDG Rudy San Felipe of RC Lakeshore Rizal

The Philippine Flag presented by ChP Sixto Cruz of RC Cainta

Club Banner presented by ChP Melvin Cadayona of RC Suburban East Rizal

MONALIZA B. CABITAC Charter President RY 2019 - 20

BRIEF PROFILE

Monaliza “Mona” Cabitac was born on September 19, 1962 to a family of six (6) and was singlehandedly raised by Nanay, Carmen Espiritu Baltazar but loved Tatay, Francisco Del Rosario Baltazar, just as much.

She is very much a Catholic having been raised in the company of Dominican Sisters and Priests. She attended early education at St. Catherine’s Academy, primary and secondary education at Dominican College and graduated at the University of Santo Tomas with a degree in Bachelor of Science in Foods and Nutrition in 1983. A Licensed Professional in Nutrition and Dietetics also in 1983.

She began her professional career as a Food Checker at Quezon City Sports Club; as a Dietitian at Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital; and finally found a career she loved best, that of a Nutritionist Consultant, a Fitness Instructor, Sales and Operations Manager all rolled into one at Slimmer’s World International. A career she loved for seventeen (17) years prior to joining Government Service as a Legislative Staff and served for another twelve (12) years.

Rotary is not new to her. She started her Rotary Years as a spouse to Past President Fernando R. Cabitac, Jr. Having the passion in everything that she does, she was tapped to make the Club Goals and Plans, Audio Visual Presentation, weekly bulletins and other printed forms. As passionate as she is, she became a full pledged Rotarian in 2014, President Elect in 2015, and became an All Star President in 2016. She continued her passion for Rotary in 2017 and then, everything else is history.

MONALIZA B. CABITAC Charter President RY 2019 - 20 INAUGURAL ADDRESS

Rightly said, this is not my first. With due respect to our Champion Governor, I would just like to mention that during the first time, my whole family was with me and so they were also introduced. At that time, I was very much married for 27 years, hindi na ngayon kasi, 31 years na kaming married. At that time also, our kids: JV, then, was a public servant, NOW, he is married to his ex girlfriend of 8 years and come June 2020, I will be “Lola”; our unica hija, Janine, then, was a medicine student, NOW, is a Doctor of Medicine, taking up her Residency at PGH and is engaged to be married next year to her boyfriend of 12 years; and Bunso, Thirdy was in his early years of Law proper and will graduate this June. His girlfriend of 3 years is in Canada and hinted on petitioning him. Hmmm I love my family and I Love how our story unfolds.

Much as I love my family, the same goes to my family of Rotary. There is not a day gone by that I do not think of Rotary, it’s in me already. I love how through Rotary, we are able to help those who needed it most. I love how through Rotary, we are able to serve and serve above self. I love how through Rotary, we can make people smile with our free cleft palate / harelip operation; we can help people see the beauty of God’s creation through our vision screening and cataract operation; we can create opportunities with our “growing economies” project and change people’s lives. It has of course, changed mine.

To my fellow charter members, you are the heart of Rotary Club of Rizal Premier. Thank you for accepting the challenge to serve and serve above self. Rotary Club of Rizal Premier will not be Rotary Club of Rizal Premier without you. Together, Let us begin our beautiful Rotary story. As diverse as we are, we can actually build a community. We have an assessor, an engineer, an architect, contractor, doctor, dentist, nurse, educator and youth / NGO advocates. That is, of course, a foresight of what we can actually do. I pray that you find Rotary as fulfilling and as meaningful as I did. And I have said this before, Rotary Club of Rizal Premier is not about me. It’s about US! Let us stay connected, take action, create lasting change. Above all, enjoy Rotary.

As what our Charter President said, Rotary Club of Rizal Premier was bound to happen. And during the challenging stages of the charter process, there are a number of people that we wish to acknowledge and recognize for simply believing that we deserve to have a Rotary Club of our own and be called Rotarians.

CP Jess Tan, Chairman for Club Extension for facilitating the Chartering, SEAG/NCA/PP John Barredo who’s been with us from day 1; DDS/PP Jeng Liban for the conduct of 2 Rotary 101 forum and played an active role in the reconciliation process; Vice Chair for Membership PP Ruby Reyes, PDG Rudy San Felipe who suggested that “we might as well” and District Chair for Membership PDG Louie Ticman who stood with us every step of the way.

PP Fernando R. Cabitac, Jr. doing the all important task of Introducing Charter President Monaliza B. Cabitac, his wife

Charter President Monaliza B. Cabitac delivering her Inaugural Speech

We believe in Doing Good in the World and we definitely would want to a part of that powerful force that has transformed millions of lives around the globe. Our commitmen to become an EREY and Sustaining Club stands.

Priviledged to have ChP Jack Rodriguez of RC Manila grace our event and deliver an impromptu speech

DS Dan Santos for the Introduction of Keynote Speaker

Keynote Speaker and District 3800 District Governor Nelson M. Aspe

Token of Appreciation for DG Nelson M. Aspe and DGL Mila Aspe with PP Fernando R. Cabitac, Jr. & CP Mona Cabitac

As we believe in The Rotary Foundation, at least Four (4) Rotarians pledged to become Paul Harris Fellow (PHF). PP Fernando R. Cabitac, Jr. Rtn. Ma. Geraldine R. Marte, PP Omar G. Lacanilao & CP Monaliza B. Cabitac.

By the responsibility vested in me, by Rotary International and by the Rotary Club of Rizal Premier, this Charter Presentation and Induction Ceremonies of Rotary Club of Rizal Premier is now adjourned.

CHARTER MEMBERS

MEMBER ID NAME CLASSIFICATION

10786087

Aragoncillo, Antonio Mariñas

Construction / Real Estate

10786099 Arsenio, Zenaida Aquino Real Estate Broker

10453447 Bugarin, Albert Ivan Joerick Viray Entrepreneur

9095831 Bugarin, Manrique Enrique Marcial Property Development

6164750 Cabitac, Fernando Ramos

Trucking Services

9007642 Cabitac, Marita (Monaliza) Baltazar Trucking Services

10852839 Cardinez, Henry Quitoriano Doctor, Narturopathy

10786150 Chua, Teresa Interior Designer

8853482 Clavano, Dante V Pharmaceuticals Retail

10786104 Cullano, Jean Taal Dentist

10799051 Dabalos, Karl Angel L Human Resource / SK Kagawad

8777771 De Guzman, Joemalyn Villota Marine Engineer / Inn Owner

8777766 De Guzman, Analiza Daran Travel and Tour Services / Inn Owner

10786110 De Leon, Allan Martine Singcuenco Entrepreneur / Punong Barangay

10785375 Dela Cruz, Dennis Laguna Lawyer

10786116 Dela Cruz, Roy Laguna Contractor Electrical / Mechanical

10819031 Duavit, Michael John Roy Honorary Member

10786119 Eun, Kap Ki Church Worker

10453453 Fernandez, Louis Allison Francisco Architect

8212645

Lacanilao, Omar Gomecua Rice & Bakery Supplies Dealer

10786170 Lumberio, Daryl Mabulay Safety Practitioner

10786126 Madulid, Ruben Base Designer / Couturier

8211374 Malsi, Donato Leaño

Real Estate Developer

10786134 Marte, Frederick Moldon Construction Maintenance

10786146 Marte, Ma. Geraldine Rejano

Fit Out Contractor

10453458 Santos, Tisha Mel Gungon Registered Nurse

9008593 Santos, Etheldreda Gungon Registered Nurse

10067638 Thomson, Melviona Gungon

Non Profit Organization

10786154 Ty, Aloysius Quizon Contractor Glass & Fire Protection

10786158 Valdez, Ephraim Jose Domingo Property Development

10067461 Villareal, Marckris Security Services

8958413 Viray, Concepcion Reyes

Real Property Assessor

6206565 Zapanta, Pedro Bagtas Garments Manufacturing

DG NELSON M. ASPE

Dear Governor Nelson M. Aspe,

Please find herein approved Club Goals of the Rotary Club of Rizal Premier for the Rotary Year 2019 20.

Though chartered only this 07 January 2020, we thought it best to conduct the Club Assembly and Planning earlier on. This is a result of the collective efforts of all Committees of the Club which was discussed and deliberated upon during our Club Assembly and Planning held December 4, 2019 and was presented to Assistant Governor Melbert B. Reyes during the 1st Board of Director

s Meeting held January 10, 2020.

The highlights of this undertaking includes but not limited to the following goals and thrusts:

to maintain charter strength taking into consideration member diversity (women and young professionals);

To conduct significant service projects on the Causes of Rotary;

To become a 100% Sustaining Member Club;

At least Five (5) Rotarians to become PHF;

To promote / increase awareness of Rotary

ensure continuity in leadership and develop leaders beyond Club level

We believe that with your wholehearted support and with the guidance of SEAG / NCA PP John G. Barredo and AG Melbert B. Reyes, our Club will be able to achieve our goals for Rotary Year 2019 20.

Yours in Rotary, MONALIZA B. CABITAC 2019 20 Charter President Rotary Club of Rizal Premier

2019 2020 ROTARY CITATION FOR ROTARY CLUBS

developing Club goals

Avenues of Service:

Areas of Focus:

People

Action

thrusts,

Service;

Service

following were considered:

Service; Community Service; International Service; and

Clean Water; Saving Mothers and

with

UNITE PEOPLE

Achieve at least 5 of the following goals:

Appoint an active club membership committee comprised of no less than five members and report the chair to Rotary International

ROTARY CLUB OF RIZAL PREMIER

Accomplished 4 goals:

Jan. 14, 2020 Committee Chair was reported to RI as soon as we were given access to myrotary Chair: PP Fernando R. Cabitac, Jr. Members: Zenaida A. Arsenio PP Dante V. Clavano Frederick Marte Ma. Geraldine R. Marte Pedro B. Zapanta

Achieve a net gain in membership Newly Chartered Club with Thirty One (31) Charter Members

Lost one but gained three (3): Karl AngelL. Dabalos Dr. Henry Cardinez Hon. Michael John R. Duavit

Maintain or improve your club’s retention of current and new members:

Improve your club’s retention rate by 1 percentage point or

If your club’s retention rate was 90 percent or more in 2018 2019, maintain it

Newly Chartered Club with Thirty One (31) Charter Members

Maintain Charter Members

# of Female Members: Eleven (11) # of Members under age 40: Ten (10) Conduct a study of your members’ occupations, and work to align your membership with the mix of businesses and professions in your community

Achieve a net gain in female members or members under the age of 40

Classification of Member’s occupation was done during the Informational and Organizational Meetings

Possible sponsorship of 1 Rotary Community Corps Sponsor or co sponsor an Interact or Rotaract club

Sponsor or co sponsor a new Rotary club or Rotary Community Corps

At least 1 Rotaract / Interact Club is a work in progress; Orientation was conducted last February 26, 2020.

Interact Prestige Club Certificate form submitted to Rotary International , 17 April 2020

an event for Rotary alumni, and highlight Rotary

s networking opportunities

a Youth Exchange student or RYLA

TAKE ACTION

Achieve at least 5 of the following goals:

Appoint an active club Foundation committee comprised of no less than five members and report the chair to Rotary International

ROTARY CLUB OF RIZAL PREMIER

Accomplished 7 goals:

Jan. 14, 2020 Committee Chair was reported to RI as soon as we were given access to myrotary

Chair: PP Omar G. Lacanilao

Members: PP Enrique M. Bugarin

Eun Kap Ki

Teresa C. Saavedra

Aloysius Q. Ty

Concepcion R. Viray

Increase the number of members involved in service projects

Contribute at least $100 per capita to the Annual Fund of The Rotary Foundation

At least 25% of Members are involved in service projects; Plan / Schedule Service Projects

Keep Members informed and updated

$100.00 per capita to the Annual Fund of the Rotary Foundation is included in the Club’s Annual Dues. With Thirty One (31) Charter Members, at least $3,100.00 will be given to the Annual Fund

At least Four (4) Rotarians will become PHF Hold an event to raise funds for, or to increase awareness of Rotary’s work toward polio eradication

Conduct a significant local or international service project in one of Rotary’s six areas of focus

Due to time constraints, will maximize use of FB page

At least three (3) Areas of Focus were covered during the conduct of the Medical / Dental / Optical Mission held November 3, 2019

Fighting Disease

Saving Mothers and Children

Supporting Education Vision Screening Post successful club projects, with details about activities, volunteer hours, and funds raised, on Rotary.org

Continue or establish a partnership with a corporate, governmental, or non governmental entity and work on a project together

Use Rotary’s brand guidelines, templates, People of Action campaign materials, and related resources

Arrange for the club’s members to talk with the media to tell your club’s and Rotary’s story

The Medical / Dental / Optical Mission with details about activities, volunteer hours and funds raised was posted at Rotary Showcase

Established partnership with the Provincial Government of Rizal and one Corporate Entity, Megawide

Adherence to Rotary's brand guidelines, templates, People of Action campaign materials and related resources

2019 - 2020 ROTARY CITATION WITH PRESIDENTIAL DISTINCTION

Achieve this goals in addition to earning Rotary Citation

Connect leaders.

Achieve a net gain of five or more members

ROTARY CLUB OF RIZAL PREMIER

Accomplished 3 goals:

Gained three (3) more members: Karl AngelL. Dabalos

Dr. Henry Cardinez

Hon. Michael John R. Duavit Connect families.

Organize a family oriented service project that connects families of your members, youth program participants, and others Connect professionally. Initiate or continue a leadership, personal, or professional development program to enhance members’ skills

Connect community.

Show how your club’s members are People of Action by promoting your club and its service activities on social media at least four times per month

Two (2) Rotary 101 and TRF Forum was conducted among members held October 10 & 23, 2019 and January 15, 2020

FB page created and published Updated at least four times a month

THE ROTARY PLEDGE