The Professionals | Maiden Issue

THE PROFESSIONALS The Official Monthly Publication of the Rotary Club Downtown Davao

Maiden Issue | July 06, 2022

ROTARY INTERNATIONAL and DISTRICT OFFICERS RY 2022-2023

Jennifer E. Jones

Lilo I. Aliño

Rozanne C. Gamboa

Rotary International President

District Governor District 3860

District Governor Elect District 3860

Jose Fortunato F. Uy

Marilyn P. Puno

Assistant Governor Area 2C

District Rotaract Chair District 3860

Caroline Lee Andrade Angel G. Fernandez, Jr. District Governor Nominee

District Secretary

Archie Francisco F. Gamboa Anthony John D. Modiquello Secretary for Administrations District 3860 DMI

Executive Director District 3860 DMI

Ethel C. Caceres

Vincent Edward L. Ang

Assistant Governor Area 2A

Assistant Governor Area 2B

Alstair Rey L. Tecarro, Jr.

Marina B. Ruivivar

District Internet and Communications Officer District 3860

GML Associate Editor District 3860

RCDD Officers and Directors RY 2022-2023

Archie Francisco F. Gamboa

Gwendelyn V. Sabsal

Alstair Rey L. Tecarro, Jr.

Josefa P. Ortiz

Filomena P. Lovitos

President/DEI Officer

Vice President/President Elect

Secretary/DTO

Treasurer

Asst. Treasurer/Community Service Dir.

Thelma S. Ciudadano

Marina B. Ruivivar

Marilyn P. Puno

Andrea G. Dela Cerna

Auditor

Public Information Officer/ Public Image Chair

Enerie B. Aquino

Club Admin/Asst. Auditor/ Club Historian

Sergeant at Arms/Immediate Past President

Sergeant at Arms

Ethel C. Caceres

Angelita M. Ang

Sylvia C. Navarro

Eliza Joy S. Hilario

Sheila Mae S. Toledo

Vocational Service Dir./ Editor-in-Chief

Fellowship and Sunshine Chair

Membership Chair

Membership Co-Chair

Vocational Service Co-Dir.

Patricia Melizza B. Ruivivar

Rozanne C. Gamboa

Public Image Co-Chair

Rotary Foundation Chair/ International Service Dir.

Anthony John D. Modequillo Darence Patrick T. Co Ways and Means Chair

Ways and Means Co-Chair

Stephanie F Palconit

Vilma U. Kho

New Generation Service Dir

Club Trainer

CONTENTS 1

Cover Story I The Mission of Rotary International The Four-Way Test I Object of Rotary I Core Values

Editorial Board

2

President's Message I Programme I Quote of the Day

3

The Professionals

4

RCDD Logo and Pin

5

Meet Our New Club President

6

District Governor's Profile I RI President's Profile

7

Club Events: RY 2022-2023

8

Imagining Rotary

9

Why am I a Rotarian?

10 11-12

We provide service to others, promote integrity and advance world understanding, goodwill and peace through our fellowship of business, professionals and community leaders.

The 4-Way Test of the things we think, say or do 1. Is it the TRUTH? 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned?

3. Will it build GOODWILL & BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned?

Rotary Citations

CORE VALUES

Rotary International / District Updates

13

The Council of Presidents

14

Secretary's Report I Sunshine:Birthdays & Anniversaries

15

The New Generation: Rotaract

16

RCDD Barkadahan: RY 2022-2023 I Past Presidents

17-19

The Mission of Rotary International

Roster of Membership and Classifications

ABOUT THE COVER RCDD toasts the New Rotary Year with Rotary International's first female president, Jennifer Jones, and RCDD's first male president, Archie Francisco F. Gamboa. Making history and imagining a better and more inclusive Rotary for 2022-2023.

Fellowship, Integrity, Diversity, Service, Integrity and Leadership

Object of Rotary The Object of Rotary is to encourage and foster the ideal of service as a basis of worthy enterprise and, in particular, to encourage and foster: First: The development of acquaintance as an opportunity for service; Second: High ethical standards in business and professions; the recognition of the worthiness of all useful occupations; and the dignifying of each Rotarian's occupation as an opportunity to serve society; Third: The application of the ideal of service in each Rotarian's community life;

personal,

Fourth: The advancement understanding, goodwill, and world fellowship of business persons united in the ideal of

business,

and

of international peace through a and professional service.

EDITORIAL BOARD

Ethel C. Caceres Editor-in-Chief

Patricia Melizza B. Ruivivar Associate Editor

CONTRIBUTORS:

Andrea G. Dela Cerna

Marilyn P. Puno

Alstair Rey L. Tecarro, Jr.

Anthony John D. Modequillo

ADVISERS:

Archie Francisco F. Gamboa

Marina B. Ruivivar

PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE

ARCHIE FRANCISCO F. GAMBOA President, RY 2022-2023

A Happy Rotary New Year to everyone.

For our first month of Rotary Service, we start off by celebrating our New Year with two distinct groups in our community through a two-pronged lunch and fellowship activities: one which is District-initiated is amongst the abused Women in Ma-a and two, with our very own children and students in our Agdao Learning and Day Care Center. What a wondrous way to celebrate.

For the Rotary Year 2022-2023, we are guided by the theme: Imagine Rotary.

We Imagine to get through what we want and even make ourselves determined in pursuing the achievement of these goals.

We will work as a team and we are hopeful that the bond that keeps us together will be our strength in achieving our motto: Service Above Self.

Let us imagine some more to achieve more.

PROGRAMME

LAUNCHING OF THE NEW RCDD LOGO & CLUB PIN, WELCOME SONG, THE PROFESSIONALS and BARKADAHAN and 1st CLUB ASSEMBLY July 6, 2022, Wednesday @ 10:00 AM Bagani Hall, Camp Mericido, PRO XI, Davao City Call To Order & Welcome Message

Pres. Archie

Invocation, Hymns, & Recitation of the Mission of Rotary International

PP Sylvia

Introduction of Visiting Rotarians, Rotaractors and Guests

PP Irene

Pinning of the New RCDD & IMAGINE ROTARY PINS

Pres. Archie and Sec. Alstair

Launching of the New WELCOME SONG

W & M Chair AJ

Launching of the New THE PROFESSIONALS

AG/Ed Chief Ethel

Launching of the New BARKADAHAN

PP/CA Marina

Club Governance: RY2022-2023

Pres. Archie

Secretary’s Report

Sec. Alstair

Treasurer’s Report

Treas. Josie

Adjournment and Fellowship follows Program Host: W & M Chair AJ

Quote of the Day "We care about the world in which we live. . .its trees, its plants and animals, its lakes, rivers, and oceans, and its people, who after all, are just like us. Like the rays of the beautiful rainbow, the world is comprised of caring people, just like us. We care about our world today and we care just as deeply about its future. You and I care, and Rotary cares, and that is why I am so proud to be a Rotarian.

James Lacey Rotary International President RY 1998-1999

THE PROFESSIONALS The official club bulletin has been named “The Professionals” in reference to the members of the Rotary Club of Downtown Davao, (RCDD), who are executives of business and professional organizations in Davao City. This was recommended by the first Editor-in-Chief and Charter Member, PDS/PP Marina B. Ruivivar and approved by the Charter President, PDG Evelyn A. Magno. The Professionals’ first publication was on July, 1993 during the club’s first regular meeting in its charter year. Publication was done weekly. It was simply computerized with photos in black and white. A year after, printing was done by the Tesoro’s Printing Press, owned and managed by PP Linda C. Tesoro, a charter member. This time, the club bulletin is published in color.

During RY 2020-2021 to RY 2021-2022, The Professionals was done as an E-Bulletin, published twice monthly because of the pandemic.

This RY 2022-2023, we are launching the club bulletin in an improved format, to be published digitally once monthly.

The Editorial Board has worked hard, with the help of a lay-out artist, Raven, to develop an improved and elegant design to go global. The format has changed to make it more informative and interesting not only to Downtowners but to other readers, Rotarians and non-Rotarians. The bulletin’s content is a mixture of regular columns and Rotary-related features and articles of wider range, district-wide, National and international.

Fellow Downtowners, The Professionals is our official bulletin, and we are encouraging you to contribute articles, write-ups of your Rotary journey, photos you took of Rotary activities/events and/or projects. Be part of our club bulletin and share with us your writing and photography talents as we all IMAGINE ROTARY!

RCDD LOGO and PIN The first club logo of the Rotary Club of Downtown Davao (RCDD) was designed in the middle part of its charter year by the Tesoro’s Printing Press, initiated by PPLinda C. Tesoro, a charter member who was then the Committee Chair on Vocational Service.

RCDD was organized as an all-women service club, so the logo was of a dignified lady, in business suit at a rostrum signifying leadership, with the Rotary logo on the front side of the rostrum. For the RCDD pin, a ring around the logo with the name of the club on it, is added. The pin is in plain silver.

RCDD became a mixed club in RY 2018-2019. There was a suggestion to change the logo and present an entirely new layout. No less than the two active charter members, PP Marina and PP Vilma interpolated to preserve the old logo. As a way of compromise, a gentleman was just added standing beside the woman. In the advent of technology, a colored layout was conceptualized by PDG Riz Reyes. With a few refinements, the final new RCDD logo now depicts four colors: green, black, blue, and brown. On July 6, the new logo will be launched with the symbolic ceremonial pinning of the new RCDD Pin on the uniforms of the members.

Meet Our New President ARCHIE FRANCISCO F. GAMBOA Just as Rotary International (RI) made history this Rotary Year 2022-2023 with its first ever female President, Jennifer Jones, the Rotary Club of Downtown Davao (RCDD) is also making history with its first ever male president, Archie Francisco F. Gamboa.

President Archie got hooked on Rotary through his spouse, RI 3860 District Governor-Elect (DGE) Rozanne “Twinkle” Gamboa.

When DGE Twinkle served as President of RCDD in 2016-2017, she enlisted the support of the entire Philippine Military Academy (PMA) Class of 1986 of her husband, Archie, to be RCDD’s partnerin-service.

This partnership gave birth to some of RCDD’s trailblazing projects that also support PNP’s programs such as building the Women’s Shelter for Victims of Violence at Camp Merecido in Police Regional Office 11; the donation of hospital beds and other medical equipment to the PNP Regional Hospital; and the Rotary School of Hope for Children in Conflict with the Law at the Davao City Police Office.

When President Archie rose to become the 23rd Chief of the Philippine National Police (PNP), he also mobilized the police force to partner with Rotary in various community service projects, notably in donating blood to the Philippine Red Cross; in promoting breast cancer awareness; and in the vaccination drive during the pandemic.

So even before he officially became a Rotarian in 2018, President Archie Is already a valued partner of RCDD. In fact, he already received the “Rotarian Spouse Service Award” from RI in 2016-2017, the only Filipino awardee among the 50 other awardees from all over the world.

So it is no surprise that when he retired from government service, the four-star general would naturally assume a leadership role in Rotary. But before taking on the club presidency, he already served as Executive Director of RI District 3860 Disaster Management, Inc. and successfully implemented a Rotary Village to benefit more than 60 families in Magsaysay, Davao del Sur who were displaced by the 6.5magnitude earthquake in October 2019.

President Archie is the perfect leader for imagining a Rotary that will effectively respond to the crisis brought about by the Covid-19 pandemic. He will bring a police general’s perspective and experience in organizing volunteers, managing resources, and rallying and lifting the morale of the RCDD “troops” to accomplish the club’s goals.

A lawyer like Rotary founder Paul Harris, President Archie shares an appreciation for truth, fairness, and justice and he is committed to promote Rotary’s Four-Way Test. His military training taught him to be stoic, capable of enduring hardships without complaints. In fact, he embraces any challenge as an opportunity to become better. His strong Catholic faith gives him the grace to serve others with joy and his generosity is legendary.

He is excited to lead RCDD on its 30th year, a major club milestone. He is the most prepared president in the history of the club being the first to complete a president’s workbook even before the Rotary year started. No doubt, he will also make sure that RCDD will not only accomplish all of its goals, but surpass them.

“It will be a team effort and I am just the team leader. RCDD has already made a reputation as an outstanding and multi-awarded club before I became a member. I am just continuing the legacy and, perhaps, will add a few surprises,” President Archie shares with a smile.

Rotary International President's Profile PRES. JENNIFER E. JONES

ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT

Jennifer E. Jones, a member of the Rotary Club of WindsorRoseland, Ontario, Canada, has been nominated to become Rotary's International president for 2022-23, a groundbreaking selection that will make her the first woman to hold that office in the organization's 115-year history.

Jones will officially become president-nominee on 1 October if no other candidates challenge her.

Jones says she sees Rotary's Action Plan as a catalyst for increasing Rotary's impact.

"As we reflect upon our new strategic priorities, we could have never envisioned that our ability to adapt would become our North Star during what is inarguably the most profound time in recent history," Jones said in her vision statement. "Silver linings rise out of the most challenging circumstances. Using metric-driven goals, I will harness that historic landscape to innovate, educate, and communicate opportunities that reflect today's reality."

As the first woman to be nominated to be president, Jones understands how important it is to follow through on Rotary's Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) statement. I believe that diversity, equity and inclusion...begins at the top and for us to realize growth in female membership and members under the age of forty - these demographics need to see their own reflection in leadership, " Jones said.

"I will champion double-digit growth in both categories while never losing sight of our entire family."

Jones is founder and president of Media Street Productions Inc., an award winning media company in Windsor. She was chair of the board of governors of the University of Windsor-Essex Regional Chamber of Commerce. She has been recognized for her service with the YMCA Peace Medallion, the Queen's Diamond Jubilee Medal, and Wayne State University's Peacemaker of the Year Award, a first for a Canadian. Jones holds a Doctor of Laws (LL.D.).

A current Rotary Foundation trustee, Jones has been a Rotary member since 1997 and has served Rotary as RI Vice President, director, training leader, committee chair, moderator, and district governor. She played a lead role in Rotary's rebranding effort by serving as chair of the Strengthening Rotary's Advisory Group. She is the co-chair of the End Polio Now Countdown to History Campaign Committee, which aims to raise $150 million for polio eradication efforts.

Jones recently led the successful #RotaryResponds telethon which raised critical funds for Covid-19 relief and was viewed by more than 65,000. Jones has also received Rotary International's Service Above Self Award and the Rotary Foundation Citation for Meritorious Service. She and her husband, Nick Krayacich, are members of the Rotary Foundation's Arch Klump Society, Paul Harris Society, and the Bequest Society.

District Governor's Profile GOV. LILO I. ALIÑO DISTRICT GOVERNOR

Lilo is an educator, an entrepreneur, and a Chamber advocate. But her enduring passion is service work in Rotary.

Lilo has been teaching at her alma mater, St. Theresa's College-Cebu where she graduated with a degree in Mass Communications. She has been teaching under the Masscom and Business programs since 1983. She is presently a board member of the STC Foundation.

She has over 35 years experience in Marketing Communication and is presently the managing director of lilo Advertising and Marketing Solutions, Inc. Lilo has served the Cebu Chamber of Commerce and Industry for over 10 years; she was appointed as Cebu Business Month Chair and Adviser in 2018-2019, VicePresident for External Affairs in 2020-2021, and currently, as Trustee where she advocates for ease of doing business and to elevate the creative industry as another economic driver for Cebu. She is affiliated with the Philippine Marketing Association as Past President, Philippine Retailers Association as convenor for the Outstanding Filipino Retailer (Cebu), and Cebu International Film Festival as Past President and current Board Member.

Lilo is a proud member of Rotary Club of Cebu Gloria Maris since 2004. She was awarded as the most outstanding President of District 3860 in RY 2008-2009. She has served Rotary International as Assistant Public Image Chair in 2013-2015 for Zone 7A covering the Philippines and Indonesia. Lilo has served District 3860 in different positions since 2007. She served as Public Image Chair for 3 years, under her leadership, District 3860 was presented the outstanding performance award in public relations at the Rotary Institute in Bangkok in 2010. She served as District Governor's Representative to the Philippine Rotary Magazine for 3 years. She also served as Chair for Global Rewards, Deputy District Governor for Programs, District Awards Chair, District Trainer, and District Secretary.

Currently, Lilo is the District Rotary Foundation Committee Chair serving 3 years until RY 2021-2022. Lilo will serve as District Governor in RY 2022-2023.

Her touchstone is her family: husband Dongie, a businessman and daughters, Marie Genevieve, a nurse in Australia and Marie Noelle, a writer and educator.

CLUB EVENTS: RY 2022-2023 Celebrating Rotary New Year with the Children July 1, 2022, Friday, was marked with a children’s party at the Center for Hope in Agdao. It started at 10:30 in the morning. All 106 Day Care pupils joined the fun with their parents, teachers, and the Downtowners. They have lunch and loot bags to bring home. It was a wonderful day to welcome the Rotary New Year!

The Oath-Taking of the Members of the Board The Members of the Board for the RY 2022-2023 took their Oath of Office at 10:00 AM of July 1, 2022 at the club’s Center for Hope, Agdao, Davao City. The oath-taking was administered by President Archie.

The President's First Board Meeting

President Archie immediately met the Board for a briefing on what to expect in RY 2022-2023. He gave some important announcements on what are to be done to start the new Rotary year and in the succeeding months.

IMAGINING ROTARY

By: Patricia Melizza B. Ruivivar Associate Editor

There Are No Limits to What Rotary Can Be The famous English poet William Blake said: “What is now proved was once only imagined."

The Rotary theme “Imagine Rotary” for the new Rotary Year 2022-2023 challenges all Rotarians to imagine a Rotary that continues to be relevant to a world that has undergone so many changes.

Rotary was first imagined into existence by its founder, Paul Harris, in 1905. The idea of Rotary was inspired by the camaraderie Harris witnessed among business owners and professionals in Chicago’s North Side. He thought to bring these people together in the spirit of fellowship. He imagined: “If others were longing for fellowship as I was, something would come of it.”

That something became a global network of 1.4 million people who belong to over 46,000 clubs working together to become one of the biggest volunteer humanitarian service organizations in the world today.

During its foundation in 1905 up to 1989, Rotary was exclusively for male members.

This “male only” provision has been challenged as early as 1950 but resistance had been strong. It took a lawsuit by the Rotary Club of Duarte, California which reached all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court, for Rotary to finally make the historic change and admitted female members.

If the Rotary Club of Duarte did not imagine having women in their club, Rotary would have missed out half of the world’s population as a resource to energize its clubs and provide different perspectives and solutions to social problems.

RI President 2022-2023 Jennifer Jones, Rotary’s first female President, is the perfect leader to prove that the presence and leadership of women is better for Rotary and for the world.

The Rotary Club of Downtown Davao (RCDD), which started as an all-female club in 1993, has been living proof of women’s outstanding leadership and service. Now that RCDD has proven that, it now elected its first male president, Archie Francisco F. Gamboa.

As a retired police general who served as Chief of the Philippine National Police (PNP), President Archie will have to reimagine public service in a new setting and doing things the Rotary way. And Downtowners are excited to imagine the new ways and perspectives that our first male president will bring to RCDD. First female RI President and first male RCDD President. There are no limits to what we Imagine Rotary can be.

WHY AM I A ROTARIAN? I grew up seeing both of my parents and uncle in Rotary. I saw their service in Rotary and it was until my uncle, Gov. Raoul told me to join Rotary. I joined for the friendship and fun aside from the service that I could give. The service and love I give make a difference no matter how small it may be.

Eliza Joy S. Hilario Past President, RY 2007-2008

I saw how a Rotary club works in service to the community and the building of friendship among members. The humanitarian service projects are great, articulating the Rotary motto, SERVICE ABOVE SELF. Rotarians are developed to be role models in business and profession, guided by the 4-Way Test. The Fellowships are fun! The best part of being a Rotarian is that I became a better person.

Marina B. Ruivivar Past President, RY 2008-2009

My membership in Rotary is both an opportunity and a privilege. It enhances my communication skill, develop my leadership ability, and the opportunity to serve the community. Being a Rotarian, gave me the privilege of meeting people and to contribute to the business development.

Sylvia C. Navarro Past President, RY 2001-2002

ROTARY CITATIONS The Rotary Citation is an award that recognizes the hard work clubs do throughout the year. Taking action toward achieving the citation goals helps clubs engage their members, stay relevant in their communities, and run more efficiently. A welcoming and engaging club also reflects the values of Rotary. When clubs work to achieve these goals, they also contribute to the overall health and culture of Rotary for generations to come.

To be eligible for the Rotary Citation, clubs need to begin the year as active clubs in good standing - or having paid each invoice balance in full upon receipt. To verify that your club is in good standing, check your daily club balance report under Club Administration > Club Finances. Yous should have an outstanding balance of $0.00. Invoices are due when they are posted, in midJanuary and mid-July.

Rotary club leaders can go into Rotary Club Central and select at least 13 out of 25 goals they wish to apply toward citation achievement. This flexibility allows clubs to choose the goals that are the most relevant and achievable. In addition, many goals will be self-reported by marking "achieved" in Rotary Club Central.

To achieve the citation: Go to Rotary Club Central Review the 25 available goals Select at least 13 goals (or more than 50% of the available goals) Achieve those goals Report achievement in Rotary Club Central by 30 June.

Once you are in Rotary Club Central, navigate to the Goal Center, select the year, and click on the All tab to see the goals.

GOALS

GOAL DETAIL

1.Club membership

How many total members does your club want by the end of the Rotary year?

2.Service participation 3.New member sponsorship

How many members will participate in club service activities during the Rotary year?

How many members will sponsor a new club member during the Rotary year?

4. Rotary Action Group participation

How many club members will be members of at least one Rotarian Action Group (RAG) during the Rotary year?

How many club members will participate in leadership development programs or activities during the Rotary year?

How many members will attend your district conference?

How many club members will be members of a Rotary Fellowship during the Rotary year?

How many of your club's committee chairs will attend the district training assembly?

How much money will be contributed to the Rotary Foundation Annual Fund by your club and its members during the Rotary year?

How much money will be contributed to the Rotary Foundation PolioPlus Fund by your club and its members during the Rotary year?

How many single outright donations of US$10,000 or more will be made by individuals associated with your club during the Rotary year?

How many individuals or couples will inform The Rotary Foundation of their plans to leave US$10,000 or more to The Rotary Foundation through their estate.

How many individuals or couples will inform The Rotary Foundation of their estate plans to include the Endowment Fund as a beneficiary or will make an outright gift of US$1,000 or more to the Endowment Fund?

How many service projects will your club complete during the Rotary year?

How many new and existing Rotaract clubs will your club sponsor during the Rotary year?

How many new and existing Interact clubs will your club sponsor during the Rotary year?

How many Rotary Youth Exchange students will your club host virtually during the Rotary year?

How many Rotary Youth Exchange students will your club sponsor virtually during the Rotary year?

How many individuals will your club sponsor to participate in Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (RYLA) events during the Rotary year either in person or virtual?

Does your club have an up-to-date strategic plan?

Does your club's online presence accurately reflect its current activities?

5.Leadership development participation 6.District conference attendance 7.Rotary Fellowship participation 8.District training participation 9.Annual Fund contributions 10.PolioPlus Fund contributions 11.Major gifts 12.Bequest Society members 13.Benefactors

14.Service Projects 15.Rotaract clubs 16.Interact clubs 17.Inbound Youth Exchange students 18.Outbound Youth Exchange students 19.RYLA participation 20.Strategic Plan 21.Online presence 22.Social activities 23.Update website and social media 24.Media stories about club projects 25.Use of official Rotary promotional materials

How many social activities will your club hold outside of regular meetings during the Rotary year?

During the Rotary year, how many times per month will your club's website or social media accounts be updated?

How many media stories will cover your club's projects during the Rotary year?

Did your club use Rotary International's advertising and public service materials, such as broadcast videos, print ads, and other official materials available in the Brand Center, to promote Rotary in your community during the Rotary year?

ROTARY INTERNATIONAL/DISTRICT UPDATES BY: PP ETHEL C. CACERES EDITOR-IN-CHIEF

"ONE DISTRICT, ONE ROTARY NEW YEAR"

A simultaneous event happened w/ ONE DISTRICT, ONE ROTARY New Year Children's Party in House for Girls and Women in Maa they were 49 residents who are victims of social abuse wearing their maskara on, therefore their face should not be shown in public. They have lunch and loot bags were given to children including 33 in house staff.

DISTRICT GOALS ROTARY YEAR 2022-2023 MANDATORY OBLIGATIONS 1. SETTLE THE RI DUES AND THE ROTARIAN WITHIN THIRTY (30) DAYS UPON RECEIPT OF THE RI CLUB INVOICE; AND, 2. SETTLE THE DISTRICT DUES (DISTRICT LEVY AND DISTRICT DISASTER, ROTARACT DUES), AND THE PHILIPPINE ROTARY MAGAZINE (PRM) WITHIN THIRTY (30) DAYS UPON RECEIPT OF THE DISTRICT STATEMENT OF ACCOUNT AND PRM INVOICE. MANDATORY TRF GOALS 1. CLUB ACHIEVE THE $100 PER CAPITA CLUB CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE ANNUAL PROGRAMS FUND (APF). THE CLUB’S TOTAL AMOUNT OF CONTRIBUTION TO THE ANNUAL FUND SHOULD BE EQUAL TO THE TOTAL NUMBER OF MEMBERS ON JULY 1, 2022 X $100; AND, 2. CLUBS CONTRIBUTE A MINIMUM OF $200 TO THE POLIO PLUS PROGRAM.

INCREASE YOUR IMPACT TRF: DISTRICT SPECIAL CITATION 1. CLUBS TO ACHIEVE THE RI CHALLENGE OF CONTRIBUTING $1,500 OR MORE TO THE POLIO PLUS FUND (INDIVIDUAL GIVING OR CLUB’S TOTAL GIVING).

2. CLUB WITH MEMBERS WHO CONTRIBUTE TO TRF AS BENEFACTOR/ENDOWMENT FUND; 3. CLUB WITH MEMBERS COMMITTING TO BECOME PAUL HARRIS SOCIETY MEMBER (CLUBS WITH NO PAUL HARRIS SOCIETY MEMBERS); 4.CLUB WITH AN INCREASE IN THE NUMBER OF PAUL HARRIS SOCIETY MEMBER (CLUBS WITH PAUL HARRIS SOCIETY MEMBERS); AND, 5. CLUB PRESIDENT AND TRF CHAIR TO BECOME A PAUL HARRIS FELLOW (PHF) OR NEXT LEVEL PHF.

MANDATORY SERVICE GOALS 1. UNDERTAKE AT LEAST ONE (1) PROJECT IN EACH OF THE SEVEN AREA OF FOCUS; 2. AT LEAST A MINIMUM OF FIVE (5) MEMBERS PARTICIPATE IN A SERVICE PROJECT; AND, 3. ATTEND A GRANT MANAGEMENT SEMINAR TO ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE IN THE DISTRICT OR GLOBAL GRANTS PROGRAM. SERVICE: DISTRICT SPECIAL CITATION ACHIEVE AT LEAST 2 OF 3 GOALS: 1. PARTICIPATE IN AT LEAST 5 OF 8 DISTRICT WIDE “ROTARY OF DAYS SERVICE” A. ONE DISTRICT, ONE ROTARY NEW YEAR WITH CHILDREN (JULY 1, 2022); B.ONE DISTRICT, ONE BLOODLETTING (JULY 16, 2022); C.ONE DISTRICT, ONE MANGROVE PLANTING/COASTAL CLEAN-UP OR ONE DISTRICT TREE GROWING (SEPTEMBER 2022); D.ONE DISTRICT, ONE PINK OCTOBER AWARENESS CAMPAIGN (OCTOBER, WEEK 1 AND 2); E.ONE DISTRICT, ONE BIKE TO END-POLIO (NOVEMBER 2022); F.ONE DISTRICT, ONE ROTARY ACTION GROUP AGAINST SLAVERY (DECEMBER 202); G.ONE DISTRICT, ONE AUTISM AWARENESS ACTIVITY (JANUARY); AND, H. ONE ROTARY, ONE COVID 19 VACCINATION AWARENESS CAMPAIGN;

2. PURSUE YOUR CLUB’S “FLAGSHIP PROJECT” BY PARTNERING WITH YOUR CLUB’S RI-REGISTERED ROTARY COMMUNITY CORPS (RCC) OR WITH ONE OR MORE ORGANIZATIONS; AND, 3. PARTICIPATE IN THE END-POLIO NOW AWARENESS CAMPAIGN, FUND-RAISING AND OTHER ACTIVITIES OF THE DISTRICT.

EXPAND YOUR REACH MANDATORY MEMBERSHIP GOALS 1. CLUBS ACHIEVE A NET INCREASE OF TWO (2) NEW MEMBERS FROM JULY 1, 2022; AND, 2. DEVELOP MEMBERS’ LEADERSHIP SKILLS BY ATTENDING MANDATED TRAININGS: (DISTAS 2022, PUBLIC IMAGE TRAINING (VIRTUAL ON JULY AND AUGUST), MEMBERSHIP SEMINAR, TRF FUND RAISING AND GRANTS MANAGEMENT SEMINAR (2 IN-PERSON LOCATIONS ON SEPT), AND YOUTH PROTECTION SEMINAR; MEMBERSHIP: DISTRICT SPECIAL CITATION 1. INDUCT TWO (2) NEW MEMBERS BELOW THE AGE OF 40 REPRESENTING DIVERSE BACKGROUNDS; 2. CLUBS FORM NEW CLUBS: SATELLITE CLUB, TRADITIONAL, INNOVATIVE, OR CAUSE-BASED CLUBS; 3. CLUBS MAINTAIN OR FORM NEW ROTARACT CLUB, INTERACT CLUB, OR ROTARY COMMUNITY CORPS (RCC); 4. ESTABLISH A MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE COMPOSED OF 3 MEMBERS; 5. CONDUCT A MEMBERSHIP HEALTH CHECK IN THE CLUB LEVEL; AND, 6. ENSURE THAT AT LEAST TWO (2) NEW MEMBERS ARE APPOINTED AS PART OF A COMMITTEE OR CHAIR OF A PROJECT. MANDATORY PUBLIC IMAGE GOALS FOLLOW THE ROTARY BRANDING, VOICE, AND IDENTITY GUIDELINES IN THE ROTARY BRAND CENTER. PUBLIC IMAGE: DISTRICT SPECIAL CITATION ACHIEVE AT LEAST 4 OF 5 GOALS: 1. STRENGTHEN YOUR PUBLIC IMAGE BY TELLING YOUR ROTARY STORY THROUGH POWERFUL VISUALS AND SHARED IN SOCIAL MEDIA AND/OR TRADITIONAL MEDIA. SUBMIT THESE STORIES TO THE PUBLIC IMAGE COMMITTEE FOR SHARING IN PRM/GML/ROTARY WEEK PLATFORMS; 2. UTILIZE THE PEOPLE OF ACTION MATERIALS AND OTHER PUBLIC IMAGE RESOURCES; 3. WEAR YOUR ROTARY SHIRT IN CONDUCTING SERVICE PROJECTS; 4. PARTICIPATE IN THE ROTARY WEEK DISTRICT/AREA EXHIBIT AND ACTIVITIES; AND. 5. PARTICIPATION IN THE ROTARY FILM CHALLENGE, WINNER TO BE ENTERED IN THE CEBU INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL SCREENING.

ENHANCE YOUR PARTICIPANT ENGAGEMENT YOUTH SERVICE: DISTRICT SPECIAL CITATION 1. SPONSOR ONE (1) PARTICIPANT TO THE ROTARACT/INTERACT BOOTCAMP AND ROTARY YOUTH LEADERSHIP AWARDS (RYLA).

2. INVOLVE ROTARACTORS AND INTERACTORS IN SERVICE PROJECTS AND CLUB ACTIVITIES; 3. SUPPORT ROTARACTORS TO THEIR: *PETS/SETS – PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY *DISTAS – 3 ROTARACTORS *DISCON – 5 ROTARACTORS ADMINISTRATION: DISTRICT SPECIAL CITATION AT LEAST FIVE (5) OF CLUB OFFICERS AND DIRECTOR COMPLETE THEIR ROLE-BASED COURSES IN THE LEARNING CENTER IN THE WWW.ROTARY.ORG WEBSITE.

INCREASE YOUR ABILITY TO ADAPT MANDATORY CLUB ADMINISTRATION GOALS 1.SUBMIT CLUB MONTHLY REPORTS CONTAINING YOUR ATTENDANCE REPORT AND THE SERVICE AND ACTIVITIES REPORT IN THE DISTRICT 3860 WEBSITE EVERY 15TH OF THE MONTH; 2.REGULARLY UPDATE THE CLUB DASHBOARD IN THE ROTARY CLUB CENTRAL EACH TIME THE CLUB ACCOMPLISHES A SERVICE PROJECT OR CLUB GOAL; AND, 3.PRESIDENT AND/OR SECRETARY MUST ATTEND MINIMUM SIX (6) MEETINGS OF THE AREA OR CLUSTER COORDINATION MEETINGS (ACOM).

ADMINISTRATION: DISTRICT SPECIAL CITATION 1. ALL MEMBERS MUST CREATE AND REGISTER IN MY ROTARY ACCOUNT IN ROTARY.ORG BY JULY 31, 2022; 2. SUBMIT THE UPDATED CLUB CONSTITUTION AND BY-LAWS TO THE DISTRICT MEMBERSHIP CHAIR BY AUGUST 30, 2022; 3. UTILIZE VARIOUS TECHNOLOGIES TO CONDUCT MEETINGS (ZOOM, FB LIVE OR ANY PREFERRED PLATFORM), COMMUNICATE TO CLUB MEMBERS IMPORTANT INFORMATION, AND RECORD KEEPING USING PREFERRED ONLINE TOOLS; 4. SUBMIT E-COPIES OF YOUR CLUB BULLETIN TO THE DISTRICT 3860 WEBSITE EVERY 15TH OF THE MONTH; 5. HOLD A DIVERSITY, EQUITY, AND INCLUSION (DEI) INFORMATION DRIVE FOR CLUB MEMBERS; AND, 6. ESTABLISH THE CLUB’S LEADERSHIP CONTINUITY PLAN BY SUBMITTING THE NEXT SET OF CLUB OFFICERS BY JANUARY 15, 2023 FOR THE ROTARY YEAR 2023-2024.

7. APPOINT ONE DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION OFFICERS (DTO) IN THE CLUB LEVEL; 8. APPOINT ONE DIVERSITY, EQUITY AND INCLUSION OFFICER IN THE CLUB LEVEL (DEIO); AND, 9. START WRITING CLUB’S HISTORY FOR DOCUMENTATION AND PROMOTION PURPOSES. “TO ACCOMPLISH GREAT THINGS, WE MUST NOT ONLY ACT BUT ALSO DREAM AND IMAGINE, NOT ONLY PLAN BUT BELIEVE.” GO IMAGINATIVE, TRAILBLAZING PRESIDENTS!

THE COUNCIL OF PRESIDENTS PP Enerie B. Aquino RY 2011-2012 “Reach Within To Embrace Humanity”

PP Vilma U. Kho RY 2000-2001 “Create Awareness, Take Action”

PP Marilyn P. Puno RY 2015-2016 “Be A Gift To The World

PP Sylvia C. Navarro RY 2001-2002 “Mankind is Our Business”

PP Rozanne C. Gamboa RY 2016-2017 “Rotary Serving Humanity”

PP Edna C. Ko RY 2004-2005 “Celebrate Rotary”

PP Eliza Joy H. Salinas RY 2007-2008 “ROTARY Shares”

PP Angelita M. Ang RY 2017-2018 Rotary Making A Difference”

PP Marina B. Ruivivar RY 2008-2009 “Make Dreams Real”

PP Josefa P. Ortiz RY 2018-2019 “Be The Inspiration”

PP Thelma S. Ciudadano RY 2009-2010 “The Future of Rotary is in Your Hands”

PP Ethel C. Caceres RY 2019-2020 “Rotary Connects The World”

IPP Andrea G. Dela Cerna RY 2021-2022 “Serve To Change Lives”

SECRETARY'S REPORT BY: ALSTAIR REY L. TECARRO, JR. SECRETARY

Attendance Report

Week 1

Week 2

Week 3

Week 4

Week 5

20 0 20 29

Members Actual Present Members with valid Make-Up Total Attendance Membership Size Excused due to Health/Other Reasons Net Membership Base Total Attendance Divided by Net Membership Rate

03 28 77%

Early Birds:

Guests:

1. Josefa "Josie" P. Ortiz 2. Angelita "Litlit" M. Ang 3. Vilma "Vi" U. Ko 4. Andrea "Andeng" G. Dela Cerna 5. Marina "Maring" B. Ruivivar

1. Jason Santillan - Distribution/Frozen Products 2. PCOL Vilmelle Madrid - Police Training 3. Jonah Camille Sencio - Car Distribution 4. Andrea Isabel Concepcion - Agricultural 5. Christine Jill T. Escobal - Architectural 6. Cyril C. Duran - Engineering

Rotaractors:

1. Kenneth Nomar Melliza

Rotakid:

1. Mariane C. Gamboa 2. Teofilo Ymil C. Gamboa

Activities for the Month July 1- 1st Regular Meeting & Rotary New Year Celebration July 6 - 2nd Regular Meeting Bagani Hall, Camp Catitipan 1pm Launching of New Barkadahan, EMagazine July 14 - RCDD Bloodletting in RTS 11 July 16 - District Wide, Rotary Days of Service, Bloodletting Activity July 17 - 3rd Club Meeting and Fellowship | Mabini, Davao de Oro Hosted by PP Angelita Ang July 19 - Basic Orientation seminar for Prospect members

SUNSHINE: Birthdays & Anniversaries BY: ANGELITA M. ANG SUNSHINE CHAIR

PP Angelita “Litlit” M. Ang JULY 03

Rtk. Ryan Jake Lovitos JULY 04

Rtn. Patricia Melizza B. Ruivivar JULY 19

Rtk. Nicole Denise Barzaga JULY 10

Rtk. Macky R. Magistrado JULY 20

Rtk. Hazel Lou Ortiz JULY 13

WS Nelbie “Nelvz” Leuterio JULY 22

THE NEW GENERATI ON: ROTARACT By: PP Marilyn P. Puno District Rotaract Chair

Every year, a gathering called ROTARACT DISTRICT TRAINING ASSEMBLY (DISTAS) is being organized for all officers and members of different Rotaract Clubs in District 3860 (Cebu, Bohol, Negros Oriental, Siquijor, Agusan del Norte, Agusan del Sur, Surigao del Norte, Surigao del Sur, Samar Leyte, Davao del Norte, Davao del Sur, Davao Oriental, South Cotabato, and General Santos) In this program, participants will have a deeper knowledge and understanding of Rotary and its positive impact to its beneficiaries and the society.

Participants may also learn the value and essence of being a Rotaractor and how they can contribute to the objectives and ideals of Rotary. They may also realize their full potential as leaders and how these can be used for the advancement of oneself as a future leader of Rotary and the society.

This coming Rotary Year, Rotaract is elevated to be a part of Rotary International membership!!! Hosted by Rotary Club of Metro Dadiangas - Rotaract Club AMA Metro Dadangias In this picture, District Governor lilo Aliño, District Rotaract Representative Shevee Resolado, District Rotaract Chair Bolyn Puno and Rotaract Officers and Directors for RY 2022-2023.

RCDD BARKADAHAN RY 2022-2023 DREAMERS Leader: Vilma Kho 1. Edna Ko 2. Filomena Lovitos 3. Patricia Melizza Ruivivar 4. Ethel Caceres 5. Josefa Ortiz 6. Stephanie Palconit

VISIONARIES Leader: Anthony John Modequillo 1. Patrick Ko 2. Enerie Aquino 3. Sylvia Navarro 4. Marilyn Puno 5. Maria Melissa Rivera 6. Shiela Toledo

CREATORS Leader: Angelita Ang 1. Paulino Ko 2. Belen Gemelo 3. Martha Carlsen 4. Eliza Joy Hilario 5. Ma. Gwendelyn Viado

IMAGINERS Leader: Rozanne Gamboa 1. Florence Magistrado 2. Anjera Calaca 3. Jomar Dela Cerna 4. Thelma Ciudadano 5. Andrea Dela Cerna

PAST PRESIDENTS 1993-1994

PDG /CP Evelyn A. Magno

2008-2009

PP Marina B. Ruivivar

1994-1995

PP Cornelia P. Aportadera

2009-2010

PP Thelma S. Ciudadano

1995-1996

PP Cynthia B. Rodriguez

2010-2011

PP Cristeta G. Gallano

1996-1997

PP Estrella Luz B. Cabebe

2011-2012

PP Enerie B. Aquino

1997-1998

PP Elisa W. Tay

2012-2013

PP Lagrimas T. Acero

1998-1999

PP Linda C. Tesoro

2013-2014

PP Marie Josephine B. De Vera

1999-2000

PP Felina A. Javellana

2014-2015

PP Ruth Theresa G. Castillones

2000-2001

PP Vilma U. Kho

2015-2016

PP Marilyn P. Puno

2001-2002

PP Sylvia C. Navarro

2016-2017

PP Rozanne C. Gamboa

2002-2003

PP Ma. Chona F. Caingles

2017-2018

PP Angelita M. Ang

2003-2004

PP Charisse P. Puentespina

2018-2019

PP Josefa P. Ortiz

2004-2005

PP Edna C. Ko

2019-2020

PP Ethel C. Caceres

2005-2006

PP Agatha Ellen S. Valencia

2020-2021

PP Myla C. Agustin

2006-2007

PP Ma. Richelle B. Vicente

2021-2022

IPP Andrea Dela Cerna

2007-2008

PP Eliza Joy S. Hilario

ROSTER OF MEMBERSHIP AND CLASSIFICATION

Angelita "Litlit" M. Ang Fishery Industry

Enerie "Irene" B. Aquino Building Leasing

Anjera "Coco" G. Calaca Jewelry Retailing

Martha "Martha" L. Carlsen Real Estate Leasing

Thelma "Thel" S. Ciudadano Auditing/ Business Admin & Tax Management Service

Darence Patrick "Patrick" Co Chef/Food Services

Andrea "Andeng" G. Dela Cerna Law Enforcement/Operations

Jomar "Jong" P. Dela Cerna Law Enforcement/Investigation

Rozanne "Twinkle" C. Gamboa Lending Industry

Belen "Belen" D. Gemelo BDG Industrial Sales & Services

Archie Francisco "Archie" F. Gamboa Legal Service

Ethel "Ethel" C. Caceres Dental Care & Digital Imaging

ROSTER OF MEMBERSHIP AND CLASSIFICATION

Eliza Joy "Joy" S. Hilario Real Estate Development

Vilma "Vi" U. Kho Financing

Edna "Edzz" C. Ko Scrap Trading & Bailing

Paulino "Paul" B. Ko Manufacturing/Boxes

Filomena "Fely" P. Lovitos Education/ Nursing

Florence "Flor" R. Magistrado Law Enforcement

Anthony John "AJ" D. Modiquello Manufacturing & Trucking

Sylvia "Binggot" C. Navarro Consultancy / Financial

Josefa "Josie" P. Ortiz Agriculture

Stephanie "Stef" Follante-Palconit Education/University Professor

Marilyn "Bolyn" P. Puno Public Health/ General Dentistry

Maria Melissa P. Rivera Medical Service - Anaesthesiology

ROSTER OF MEMBERSHIP AND CLASSIFICATION

Marina "Maring" B. Ruivivar Private Education

Patricia Melizza "Patmei" B. Ruivivar Communications & Governance Consultancy

Alstair Rey "Al" L. Tecarro, Jr. School Administration

Ma. Gwendelyn "Gwen" V. Sabsal Physician, Ob-Gyne

Shiela Mae "Shiela" S. Toledo General Construction

RCDD Club Awarding to end RY 2021-2022, under the leadership of Immediate Past President Andrea “Andeng” G. Dela Cerna.