GML 3850 July - August 2016 by Rotary 3850

GOVERNORâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S MONTHLY LETTER

3850 RI DISTRICT 3850 JUL - AUG 2016

ROTARY SERVING HUMANITY

FROM THE EDITOR

Jul - aug 2016

contents WHAT’S INSIDE 3 RI President’s Message

July 2016 Message & Profile

4 Governor’s Message & Profile

D3850 Serving Humanity

5 RI President’s Message

August 2016 Message

6 8 9 13

District Team Directory Assistant Governors Club Presidents Cover Story

Serving Humanity

14 PETS and DISTAS

Training Leaders

16 Public Image 18 Rotaract and Interact Distas

Unleashing youthful passions

19 Handover

Ronnie in; Oliver out

20 How to pay Dues 21 District Citation 22 District Awards 24 RI Presidential Citation 2016-17 26 All-Time Giving 27 Annual TRF Giving 28 Club Meetings/ Where to Make-up 29 RI Presidential Citation Dashboard 30 Club Seniority 31 RI Contacts is the official Governor’s Monthly Publication of District 3850 website http://www.rotary3850.org

My Rotary Journey By Limuel S. Celebria, a member of the Rotary Club of Jaro IIoilo City, is a journalist. He honed his skills as correspondent of Ang Pahayagang MALAYA and TODAY in the 80s and 90s. At the same time, he was editor of several local newspapers including Western Visayas Daily Times and The Daily Guardian. Today he is engaged in Public Relations and Publicity programs as a freelance practitioner while writing an occasional column for the Guardian. I became a member of a Rotary club about 15 years ago. A good friend had just been elected president of the club and I attended his induction into office. As the night and the ceremonies proceeded, my name was suddenly called and I was asked to join some people who were in standing in front. To my great surprise moments later, my friend had put a pin on my collar and I was being sworn into something. I had become a baby Rotarian. Over the course of that year, I attended some club meetings where they talked about projects and activities. I didn’t take part in the discussions, however. I came for the fellowship and the beer. When the year of my Rotary initiation ended, there came a great conundrum: Who’s gonna be president next year? It seems everybody had already become president and no one wanted the post. Without much ado, they all agreed, give it to the new guy! Who? You! Me? Yes, you! Kaya mo na! (You can do it!) They told me to attend the PETS which, luckily for me, was being held at Amigo Terrace Hotel since the District Governor at the time was the late Benjamin “Boy” Jarantilla of RC Jaro Iloilo City. During DG Boy’s term every Rotarian was being asked to Lend a Hand. Apart from the interclub sportsfest and family day organized by the council of presidents and held at the Iloilo Sports Complex, I remember little about my time as club president. I didn’t know what to do nor what was expected of me. I had no project. We met irregularly and listlessly. I was presiding over a club in its throes. Perhaps the only thing that marked my presidential year was that I spent a good amount from my own personal fund for my induction and to pay for the fees of delinquent members so that the club will not be suspended by Rotary International. When the club was terminated a few years later, I also thought that was the end of my Rotary experience. But a fellow club member, a dyed-in-the-wool Rotarian, went to another club. He asked me to join him. When he became president of the club, I became his secretary and some of our fellows in the old club followed.

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I don’t exactly know at which point I actually began considering myself a Rotarian and not just a member of Rotary club. But I do know it is because of a combination of factors: the warmth of our fellowships; the projects that provide us with opportunities to help the disadvantaged; the chance to expand one’s horizons and make new friends through the various conventions and seminars that I have had the chance to attend.

RONNIE GABALDA NIG Bldg., #32 Mabini Street, Iloilo City, Philippines 5000 Tel. No: (033) 3362963 / 09153758448

It is an edifying experience. But when I see many others for whom Rotary has become a way of life, I realize my journey still has a long way to go.

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R.I. PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

JULY 2016

Profile

Today, we look ahead toward a Rotary year that may one day be known as the greatest in our history: the year that sees the world’s last case of polio. Wild poliovirus caused only 74 cases of polio in 2015, all of them in Afghanistan and Pakistan. As we continue to work tirelessly toward our goal of eradication, we must also look beyond it: preparing to leverage our success into even greater successes to come. It is tremendously important to Rotary’s future that our role in the eradication of polio be recognized. The more we are known for what we’ve achieved, the more we’ll be able to attract the partners, the funding, and, most important, the members to achieve even more. We’re working hard at RI headquarters to be sure that Rotary gets that recognition. But it can’t all happen in Evanston. We need you to get the word out through your clubs and in your communities about what Rotary is and what we do. We need to be sure that our clubs are ready for the moment when polio is finally eradicated – so that when people who want to do good see that Rotary is a place where they can change the world, every Rotary club is ready to give them that opportunity. We know that if we want to see Rotary Serving Humanity even better in the years ahead, we’ll need more willing hands, more caring hearts, and more bright minds to move our work forward. We’ll need clubs that are flexible, so that Rotary service will be attractive to younger members, recent retirees, and working people. We’ll need to

John F. Germ is board chair and chief executive officer of Campbell and Associates Inc., consulting engineers. He joined the firm as an engineer in 1965 after four years in the U.S. Air Force. He serves on the boards of several organizations, including the board and executive committee of the Public Education Foundation, Orange Grove Center Inc., and as board chair of Blood Assurance Inc. He also is founder and treasurer of the Chattanooga State Technical Community College Foundation and president of the Tennessee Jaycee Foundation.

JOHN F. GERM ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT RY 2016-17 ROTARY CLUB OF CHATTANOOGA TENNESSEE, USA

seek out new partnerships, opening ourselves more to collaborative relationships with other organizations. Looking ahead, we also see a clear need to prioritize continuity in our leadership. We in Rotary are all playing on the same team, working toward the same goals. If we want to reach those goals together, we all have to move in the same direction – together. Every day that you serve in Rotary, you have the opportunity to change lives. Everything you do matters; every good work makes the world better for us all. In this new Rotary year, we all have a new chance to change the world for the better, through Rotary Serving Humanity.

He was Tennessee Young Man of the Year in 1970; Engineer of the Year, 1986; Volunteer Fundraiser of the Year, 1992; and Tennessee Community Organizations Volunteer of the Year, 2009. He is a recipient of the Boy Scouts Silver Beaver Award and the Arthritis Foundation Circle of Hope Award. In 2013, the White House recognized him as a Champion of Change. Germ joined Rotary in 1976 and has served Rotary as vice president, director, Foundation trustee and vice chair, aide to the Foundation trustee chair, chair of Rotary’s US$200 Million Challenge, RI Board Executive Committee member, RI president’s aide, Council on Legislation representative and chair, membership zone coordinator, chair of numerous committees, area coordinator, RI training leader, and district governor. Germ has received RI’s Service Above Self Award and The Rotary Foundation’s Citation for Meritorious Service and Distinguished Service Award. He and his wife, Judy, are Benefactors and members of the Arch Klumph Society of The Rotary Foundation. They have four children and six grandchildren.

July - august 2016

GOVERNOR’S MESSAGE

D3850 Serving Humanity Efficient, Stronger & Bolder

ver the past several months, there have been radical changes in my routines. Rotary has become my life. I greet each day with enthusiasm thinking of avenues to help the humanity and leave a global impact. I have always abided by the spirit of Rotary’s motto – Service Above Self. And it has always been my dream to see every Rotarian burning with passion in service. For the past two months, I have been imploring our various clubs to submit vital information not only about current officers and directors but also about each club’s roster of members. I wanted each of our district officers to be able to get in touch directly with their counterparts at the club level. I believe this would result to more vibrant interaction between the District Team and the clubs and, hopefully, the smoother implementation of more programs and projects. For those clubs who were unable to fill up their list of directors previously, please do so at the earliest possible opportunity. On the other hand, your clubs may have recently received email from District Secretary John Michael Ng requesting you to update or make the necessary corrections in your membership roster online. The current Club President, Secretary, and Membership chair are allowed to edit the club’s membership data by accessing the club record at rotary.org. At the same time, Doc Chris Sorongon, appointed District Executive Officer, is at the helm of addressing all external concerns. His eloquence in communication is a great aid for us as he ensures immediate action to all our external problems. For those still uncomfortable with going on-line, clubs may appoint an internet officer

who need not be a member of the club. You may also seek assistance from District Governor’s staff who selflessly dedicate themselves to help us clean up the district’s registration and relevant data with Rotary International. Another goal this year is to empower clubs to make use of District and Global grants and to have international partners for help in club projects. Rotary is such a big international organization. Out there somewhere, there is a club waiting and willing to help fund your project or simply be a partner in serving humanity. With The Rotary Foundation (TRF) celebrating its centennial year in 2017, there is much emphasis in giving and sharing and clubs can take this opportunity to promote projects for funding from donors overseas. Allow your district team to assist you in such undertakings. Finally, our third emphasis this year, is to maximize potentials of the young as our partners in service to humanity. Thus, we are encouraging clubs to put up Rotaract and Interact clubs. For those clubs which have already established such, please further empower your youth partners by supporting their activities and projects. We are looking ahead to a stronger relationship of clubs with our youth partners as they will be the ones to continue the legacy that we started. The past couple of months have been quite hectic for me. I have my own business to attend to, family to take care of, advocacies to push, and many other things to consider but I will never get tired of enjoying the opportunities to speak, attending inductions and visiting the different clubs in the district. With the passion I have as Rotarian, work, play and service come together harmoniously.

RONNIE GABALDA DISTRICT GOVERNOR, RY 2016-17 DISTRICT 3850, RC ILOILO SOUTH Born in Bacolod City, our District Governor now resides in Iloilo after marrying Sanda Villanueva. They are blessed with 4 sons, Elijah (18 y.o.), Ethan (16 y.o.), Ewan (14 y.o.) & Emmett John (4 y.o.). Ronnie, together with Sanda, helps manage the family’s 41-year-old appliance, furniture and air condition business, NIG Marketing Corporation, now with 24 branches in Panay and Negros Islands. Ronnie took his Elementary and High School education at La Salle Bacolod Integrated School. In 1989, he graduated at the University of the Philippines Diliman Campus with a degree of Bachelor of Science in Business Administration. He joined the Rotary Club of Iloilo South in October 1998. In June 2000, Ronnie became Club President under the RI Presidency of Frank Devlyn, with PDG Henz Reyes leading our District. In RY 2006-2007, PDG Toto Cua Locsin appointed Ronnie as his District Secretary and Awards Chair. While Ronnie has served Rotary in various capacities, his passion for taking pictures during Club and District events gained him Rotarian friends from all over. He has not missed a single District conference. He has also attended Rotary Zone Institutes and International Conventions. Believing in the Rotary Foundation, Ronnie became a multiple Paul Harris Fellow and is a member of the Paul Harris Society. Outside of Rotary, Ronnie is also the current Vice Chairman of the Philippine Red Cross – Iloilo Chapter. Ronnie and Sanda are also vice chair and couple moderator of Educhild, a non-profit organization formed by parents to help other parents in the delicate task of parenting and rearing a family.

July - august 2016

R.I. PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

AUGUST 2016

JOHN F. GERM PRESIDENT 2016-17 ROTARY CLUB OF CHATTANOOGA TENNESSEE, USA

Forty years ago, a man named George Campbell, the owner of the company I worked for, invited me to join Rotary. Back then, that was a common practice in the United States. Your boss invited you to join Rotary because he thought it would be good for business and good for the community, and you said yes. It’s not surprising that our membership surged during that period.

their meeting times and expand their pool of prospective members. Clubs have more flexibility now to respond to the needs of their members and to clear away as many barriers to membership as they can. But there’s one barrier to membership that only you can remove, one thing that every prospective member needs to become a Rotarian: an invitation to join a Rotary club.

George warned me not to use Rotary as an excuse to slack off at work. Even so, I always had time to attend lunch meetings and serve on committees. I never had to worry that taking a long lunch once a week would hurt my advancement, or what my boss would think about the occasional Rotary phone call at work.

Whenever I tell a group of Rotarians that we need more willing hands, more caring hearts, and more bright minds to move our work forward, everyone applauds. But those hands, hearts, and minds won’t magically appear in our clubs. We have to ask them to join. And an invitation to Rotary is something that only you can give. An invitation is a gift. It’s saying to someone, “I think you have the skills, the talent, and the character to make our community better, and I want you to join me in doing that.”

Today, things are different. Companies are less generous about time, and not every manager looks favorably on community service. It’s hard to enjoy a Rotary meeting when you’ve got emails piling up on your phone. It’s harder than ever to balance work with Rotary – and the model that gave us so much growth a few decades ago is part of what’s holding back our growth now. That’s why the recent Council on Legislation adopted some innovative measures that allow clubs to vary

I’m the president of Rotary International, but the only club I can invite someone to join is the Rotary Club of Chattanooga, Tenn. I can’t make your club or your community stronger. Only you can do that – by inviting the qualified people you know to join you in Rotary Serving Humanity. July - august 2016

DISTRICT TEAM DIRECTORY

DISTRICT GOVERNOR DGE Ronnie “Ron” Gabalda, MPHF RC Iloilo South ) 09189025330 * nigmarketing@gmail.com

PRM FOUNDATION, INC. TRUSTEE PDG Rafael “Biboy” Jocson, Major Donor RC Bacolod North ) 09173015471 * r_l_jocson@yahoo.com

District Admin & Special Committees

GML EDITOR-IN-CHIEF PP Limuel “Limuel” Celebria RC Jaro Iloilo City ) 09174820662 * limuelcelebria@yahoo.com

DISTRICT SECRETARY PP John Michael “Kano” Ng, MPHF RC Metro Iloilo ) 09176380222 * jmnkano@gmail.com DISTRICT LEGAL OFFICER PP Cyril “Cyril” Regalado, PHF RC Metro Iloilo ) 09189301859 * cnregalado@yahoo.com DISTRICT TREASURER PP Doroteo “Odol” Figura RC Iloilo South ) 09274379087 * khristianearlalvarado@yahoo.com Iloilo DISCON 2017 Chair Pres.Gerald Jones “Dhudz” Berondo, PHF RC Iloilo ) 09778043922 * dhudz77@yahoo.com

RI PRESIDENT'S REPRESENTATIVE AIDE PDG Ramon “Toto” Cua Locsin, Major Donor RC Metro Iloilo ) 09173020222 * rclocsin@gmail.com RI AWARDS NOMINATION COMMITTEE Chair PDG Nanette Victoria “Nanette” Garcia, MPHF RC Bacolod Central ) 09173003343 * ntg3@mozcom.com DIST. NOMINATING & ELECTION COMMITTEE CHAIR PDG Mark Anthony “Mark” Ortiz, PHF RC Roxas ) 09173120779 * ortiz.markanthony@gmail.com District Programs

DISTRICT FUNDRAISING COMMITTEE CHAIR DGND Lindon “Lindon” See Diet, Major Donor RC Dipolog City ) 09228801073 * Lseediet@yahoo.com

COMMUNITY SERVICE Chair AG Raul “Eul” Garganera, PHF RC Bacolod ) 09173250007 * eul_rcbacolod3850@yahoo.com.ph

WAYS AND MEANS Chair PP Danilo “Dan” Balagtas, PHF RC Iloilo South ) 09186404178 * dan_balagtas@yahoo.com

INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Chair PDG Ramon “Toto” Cua Locsin, Major Donor RC Metro Iloilo ) 09173020222 * rclocsin@gmail.com

DISTRICT EXECUTIVE OFFICER PP Chris “Chris” Sorongon, MPHF RC Bacolod ) 09173007874 * chris_sorongon@yahoo.com

VOCATIONAL SERVICE CHAIR & DIST. ETHICS CHAIR PP Fr . Fortunato “Bobit” Abiera, MPHF RC Antique ) 09175281067 * fmabiera1973@yahoo.com

DISTRICT INFORMATION & COMMUNICATION PP Christopher “Chris” Montero, MPHF RC Metro Iloilo ) 09209042988 * monteroc@gmail.com RI CONVENTION 2017 PROMOTION CHAIR DGND Lindon “Lindon” See Diet, Major Donor RC Dipolog City ) 09209552400 * Lseediet@yahoo.com ROTARY INSTITUTE 2016 PROMOTION CHAIR PDG James “McGyver” Makasiar, Major Donor RC Zamboanga City West ) 09177104963 * jclmakasiar@yahoo.com DISTRICT PROTOCOL Chair PDG James “McGyver” Makasiar, Major Donor RC Zamboanga City West ) 09177104963 * jclmakasiar@yahoo.com DISTRICT RESOLUTIONS Chair PDG Ramiro “Chick” Garcia, MPHF RC Bacolod North ) 09173009033 * chick.garcia@yahoo.com DISTRICT DISASTER RESPONSE TEAM CHAIR PDG Edgar “Diotay” Sy, Major Donor RC Bacolod ) 09173000456 * edgar_sy22@yahoo.com DISTRICT GOVERNOR'S REPRESENTATIVE TO PRM PDG Philip “Phil” Abello, MPHF RC Bacolod East ) 09173330586 * Phil.abello@yahoo.com

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VOC. SERVICE CO-Chair–MINDANAO PP Ian “Ian” Lahi, PHF RC Zamboanga City East ) 09217429070 * yhanskie_lahi@yahoo.com ROTARY COMMUNITY CORPS (RCC) Chair Pres. Jerry “Jerry” Olson, MPHF RC Metro Roxas Central ) 09298830371 * rolltide.jerry@gmail.com ROTARY FRIENDSHIP EXCHANGE Chair DG Oliver “Ver” N. Ong, Major Donor RC Zamboanga City ) 09177105050 * ono121@gmail.com ROTARY FRIENDSHIP EXCHANGE CO-CHAIR Rtn Melrose Lunn, PHF RC Roxas ) 09497621193 * megs73@yahoo.com CLUB SERVICE Chair PP Alexander “Alex” Ong, MPHF RC Central Iloilo City ) 09214118010 * aro825@hotmail.com ROTARY FELLOWSHIPS CHAIR PP Jaresh “Jah” Ng, PHF RC Midtown Iloilo ) 09174545777 * jaresh.ng@gmail.com

Training Committee & Resource GroupS DISTRICT TRAINER PDG Rafael “Biboy” Jocson, Major Donor RC Bacolod North ) 09173015471 * r_l_jocson@yahoo.com RESOURCE GROUP: HEALTH & HUNGER IPP Benjamin “Benjie” Souribio, MPHF RC Bacolod East ) 09209144597 * benjamin_0412@yahoo.com RESOURCE GROUP: LITERACY PP Helen “Len” Banez, PHF RC Metro Passi ) 09062116075 * helen.banez@yahoo.com RESOURCE GROUP: WATER PP Ma. Aida Torre, PHF RC Bacolod ) 09228586773 * maaidatorre@rocketmail.com RESOURCE GROUP: ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PP Richard “Voting” Centino, MPHF RC Ozamiz North ) 09209073306 * capt.richardcentino@yahoo.com DISTRICT Membership Committee MEMBERSHIP DEVELOPMENT CHAIR PDG Melvin “Mel” S. Dela Serna, MPHF RC Antique ) 09177249389 * meldelaser@yahoo.com Co-Chair ZoneS 1-3 AG Gerlin “Kathy” Espinosa, PHF RC Iloilo South ) 09173022555 * espinosa.gerlin@yahoo.com Co-Chair Zone 4 PP Methuselah “Bing” Santamaria, PHF RC Kalibo ) 09399167133 * msmethuselah@gmail.com Co-Chair ZoneS 5-7 PP Nestor “JunJun” Jalandoni, MPHF RC Bacolod North ) 09177222326 * junjunjalandoni@yahoo.com Co-Chair ZoneS 8-9 PP Janus Victor G. Tumulak, MPHF RC Dipolog ) 09179808188 * celfonemaster@gmail.com Co-Chair ZoneS 10-11 PP Nida Tan, MPHF RC Zamboanga City Central ) 09269539231 * sheillalee76@yahoo.com Extension Committee EXTENSION Chair DGN Enigardo “Jundad” Legislador, MPHF RC Kabankalan ) 09209517136 * jundadlegislador@yahoo.com Asst. Chair ZoneS 1-4 PP Victor Federico “Pip” Acepcion, MPHF RC Roxas ) 09176211412 * pipmd98@yahoo.com Asst. Chair ZoneS 5-7 PP Geoffrey “Geof” Alcazaren RC Kabankalan ) 09209133407 * geoffalcazaren@yahoo.com

DISTRICT TEAM DIRECTORY

Asst. Chair ZoneS 8-9 PP Dug Cristopher “Popoy” Mah, MPHF RC Dipolog ) 09173205525 * popoy888@yahoo.com Public Image Committee DISTRICT PUBLIC RELATIONS Chair PP Jigger “Jigger” Latoza, PHF RC Iloilo ) 09177025777 * jigger.latoza@gmail.com

District Rotary Foundation Committee (drfc) DRFC CHAIR PDG Ramon “Toto” Cua Locsin, Major Donor RC Metro Iloilo ) 09173020222 * rclocsin@gmail.com GRANTS SUBCOMMITTEE CHAIR PDG Mark Anthony “Mark” Ortiz, PHF RC Roxas ) 09088838735 * ortiz.markanthony@gmail.com

PAUL HARRIS SOCIETY COORDINATOR PDG Edgar ”Diotay” Sy, Major Donor RC Bacolod ) 09173000456 * edgar_sy22@yahoo.com District Awards Committee District Awards Chair PP John Michael “Kano” Ng, MPHF RC Metro Iloilo ) 09176380222 * jmnkano@gmail.com

Asst. Chair ZoneS 1-3 IPP Sallvador “Bodi” Mijares RC Midtown Iloilo ) 09088787988 * salvador_mijares@yahoo.com

STEWARDSHIP SUBCOMMITTEE Chair PP Rene “Rene” Luy, MPHF RC Pagadian ) 09228599585 * renegoluy@yahoo.com

District Awards Co-Chair PDG Ramon “Toto” Cua Locsin, Major Donor RC Metro Iloilo ) 09173020222 * rclocsin@gmail.com

Asst. Chair Zone 4 PP Rosalie “Rose” Abriam Rutsch, MPHF RC Kalibo ) 09255465221 * Rar_philusa@yahoo.com

ANNUAL FUND GIVING SUBCOMMITTEE CHAIR PDG Joe Jay “Jude” Doctora, Major Donor RC Metro Bacolod ) 09228850693 * doctorjude2014@gmail.com

District Awards–Member PP Christopher “Chris” Montero, MPHF RC Metro Iloilo ) 09209042988 * monteroc@gmail.com

Asst. Chair ZoneS 5-7 PP Leilani “Lani” Alba, MPHF RC Bacolod ) 09175903486 * leilani_alba@abs-cbn.com Asst. Chair ZoneS 8-9 PP John Steve “Jhon” Aleman, MPHF RC Pagadian ) 09173230465 * johnsteve_a@yahoo.com Asst. Chair ZoneS 10-11 PP Eric George “Eric” Basilio, PHF RC Zamboanga City North ) 09179301555 * egs_basilio@yahoo.com New Generations Committee DISTRICT NEW GENERATIONS Chair PP Louis “Louie” Gonzaga, MPHF RC Bacolod North ) 09198503448 * lgg519@yahoo.com ROTARACT Chair/ INTERACT Chair PP Chris “Chris” Sorongon, MPHF RC Bacolod ) 09173007874 * chris_sorongon@yahoo.com DIST. ROTARACT REPRESENTATIVE (DRR) Dennis Pedrosa RAC Iloilo City ) 09102885575 * dens_scott18@yahoo.com RYLA Chair PP Joel “Joel” Jaranilla, MPHF RC Metro Bacolod ) 09189249953 * joel_jaranilla@yahoo.com RYLA Co-Chair–Mindanao PP Jonathan “John” Iringan, PHF RC Zamboanga City North ) 09177112995 * p_t_r_p@yahoo.com RYLA Co-Chair–Panay Rtn. Evacis Jaena RC Central Iloilo City ) 09209467952 * evacisjaena@yahoo.com Youth Exchange Officer PP Alberto Rafael “JunJun” Arceo, MPHF RC Bacolod East ) 09175204518 * junjunarceo@yahoo.com

Co-Chair–Zone 1 to 3 PP Jose “Joe” Totengco, MPHF RC Iloilo City ) 09283150283 * neiract@yahoo.com Co-Chair–Zone 4 PP Leonardo Rafael “Raphy” Tayco, MPHF RC Kalibo ) 09177114600 * raphy102895@gmail.com Co-Chair–Zone 8 and 9 PP Edna “Beng” C. Chan, Major Donor RC Dipolog ) 09178101662 * beng_c2@yahoo.com Co-Chair–Zone 10 and 11 PP Jose Vicente “JV” Atilano III RC Zamboanga City West ) 09178882729 * jvaiiiegl@gmail.com

District Awards–Member Rtn. Paul “Paul” Francia, MPHF RC Metro Iloilo ) 09189070970 * paulfrancia@mac.com District Awards–Member PP Doroteo “Odol” Figura RC Iloilo South ) 09274379087 * khristianearlalvarado@yahoo.com District Awards–Member PP Danilo “Dan” Balagtas, PHF RC Iloilo South ) 09186404178 * dan_balagtas@yahoo.com District Awards - Member PP Rosendo Caesar “Tres” Arandela, MPHF RC Iloilo South ) 09176343838 * rosendocaesar@yahoo.com

ENDOWMENT FUND SUBCOMMITTEE CHAIR PDG David “Dave” Villanueva, MPHF RC Bacolod South ) 09209484311 * dmv1952@gmail.com POLIO PLUS SUBCOMMITTEE CHAIR IPP Ricardo “Ricky” Molo RC Metro Kalibo ) 09995845794 * rickymolo@ymail.com ROTARY ALUMNI SUBCOMMITTEE Chair IPP Gardenia “Gard” De Erit, MPHF RC Bacolod Central ) 09209220052 * gardenia_428@yahoo.com VOCATIONAL TRAINING TEAM SUBCOMMITTEE CHAIR PP Roseo “Rose” J. Depra, PHF RC Bacolod Central ) 09173016886 * roseojd@yahoo.com ROTARY PEACE FELLOWSHIP SUBCOMMITTEE CHAIR PP Bruce “Bruce” Hall, PHF RC Ilolo West ) 09176221376 * brucelhall@gmail.com SCHOLARSHIP SUBCOMMITTEE Chair PP Alberto “Bert” D. Nellas, MPHF RC Bacolod North ) 09205516833 * albertonellas@yahoo.com.ph

MEMBER COUNT as of September 28, 2016 Rotarian

District Count

Club Count

World

1,226,857

540

35,512

Philippines

24,281

891

Philippines Member Count District

Rotarian

Club Count

3770

2,044

3780

2,579

104

3790

2,710

103

3800

2,423

3810

3,276

117

3820

3,138

108

3830

2,909

3850

1,346

3860

2,577

3870

1279

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A L L - S TA R A S S I S TA N T G O V E R N O R S

ZONE 1

ZONE 2

ZONE 3

ZONE 4

Balogo, “Tess” Ma. Teresa

Santos, “Ton” Winston

Morano, “Margs” Margarito

Catahay, “MR” Mark Renier

Business ) 0939.620.7888 * air_am604@yahoo.com

Corporate Sales ) 0918.890.8000 * wds0714@yahoo.com

Spine Surgery ) 0919.429.4513 * margmorano@yahoo.com

Textile & Garments ) 0917.898.8227 * renier_1213@yahoo.com

CA Greenworld Subd. Jesena, Guzman St. Mandurriao, Iloilo City

23 Soriano Subd. Molo, Iloilo City

28 BQ Abeto St. Mandurriao, Iloilo City

Arches Subd. San Roque St. Roxas City, Capiz

Rotary Club of iloilo west

Rotary Club of iloilo city

ZONE 5

Rotary Club of metro iloilo

ZONE 6

Rotary Club of roxas

ZONE 7

ZONE 8

Cerrada, “Bert” Robert

Verdeflor, “Sonya” Sonya

Toledo, “Ping” Maria Fe

Calunod, “Nonoy” Stephen

Pharmaceutical Products Distribution ) 0922.806.3695 * rcerrada@yahoo.com

Law, Family Relations ) 0916.610.3145 * sonyaverdeflor@yahoo.com

Elementary Education Administration ) 0917.806.0440 * mariafe.toledo@yahoo.com

Dentistry ) 0917.724.1254 * stephencalunod@ymail.com

Jasmin Road, Espinos Village Bacolod City

1691. Paglaum St., Capitol Heights Subd. Bacolod City

Conzaga Ext. Dona Juliana Subd. Bacolod City

City Dental Spa, Calibo St., Dipolog City Zamboanga Del Norte

Rotary Club of bacolod north

Rotary Club of bacolod east

ZONE 9

ZONE 10

Rotary Club of dipolog

ZONE 11

Pingoy, “Cora” Maria Corazon

Baldovino, “Kerwin” Kerwin

Anacan, “John” John Hernani

Dentistry ) 0918.906.1840 * marcopin@gmail.com

Computer Software Engineering ) 0917.812.5637 * kerwinpb@yahoo.com

Surgery ) 0918.903.6172 * johnhernanianacan@yahoo.com

Mabini St. Ext. Ozamiz City

149 Gov. Alvarez Ave. Zamboanga City

Ciudad Medical Zamboanga, Nunez Extension Zamboanga City

Rotary Club of ozamiz north

Rotary Club of bacolod west

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Rotary Club of zamboanga city north

Rotary Club of zamboanga city west

A L L - S TA R P R E S I D E N T S D I R E C T O RY

R o ta ry Cl ub of

Ro ta ry Cl ub o f

Ro ta ry Cl u b o f

Chartered 23 April 1933. Meets every Wed 12:30pm @ Hotel del Rio, Molo MH Del Pilar St., Iloilo City. Zone 1

Chartered 7 May 1971. Meets every Friday 12:30pm @ Hotel Del Rio, Molo MH Del Pilar St., Iloilo. Zone 1

Chartered 14 May 1975. Meets every Thu 6:00pm @ Kanyogan Garden Restaurant, San Jose, Antique. Zone 1

Iloilo

“Lem”

Fernandez, Lemuel

Media- Newspaper ) 0917.724.1818 Lot2 Blk 7 JMF Subd. Guzman, Mandurriao Iloilo City * lemfernandez11@yahoo.com

Iloilo South

“Aldz/Al”

Duyag, Aldene

Academe ) 0917.308.1264 NG Review Center A & N Bldg. San Jose St., Iloilo City * ngrtci_coo@yahoo.com/aldenejose120972@gmail.com

Antique

“Anne”

Tacogdoy, Analyn

Private Education ) 0928.505.1141 T.A. Fornier St., San Jose Antique * edana75@yahoo.com.ph

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Ro ta ry Cl u b o f

Chartered 5 June 1992. Meets every Wednesday 7:00pm @ Hotel Del Rio, Molo MH Del Pilar St., Iloilo. Zone 1

Chartered 30 May 1990. Meets every Friday 5:00pm @ Zemkamps Chalet, Jordan. Zone 3

Chartered 24 May 2002. Meets every Saturday 7:00pm @ Navarro’s residence, Hinolan St., Miagao. Zone 1

Iloilo West

“Ronnie”

Navarro, Ronaldo

Civil Engineer ) 0929.688.2121 43 Bliss Proj. Brgy Caingin Lapaz Iloilo City * roof724@yahoo.com

Guimaras

“Nitz”

Pitpitan, Juanita

Financial Advisor ) 0917.701.6878 | 0918.939.6878 Poblacion, Nueva Valencia * juanitapitpitan@gmail.com

Miagao

“Stan”

Intal, Stanley

Legal ) 0908.810.1083 | 033.315.8123 Nico St., Miag-ao, Iloilo * the.rulebreaker88@yahoo.com

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Chartered 26 February 1975. Meets every Thursday 12:45pm @ Hotel Del Rio, Molo MH Del Pilar St., Iloilo. Zone 2

Chartered 9 September 1993. Meets every Tuesday 5:30pm @ Franklin Hall, CPU, Iloilo City. Zone 2

Chartered 4 February 1988. Meets every Friday 6:30pm @ Sarabia Manor Hotel, Gen Luna St., Iloilo City. Zone 2

Iloilo City

“Alex”

Kang, Sung Hee

Business ) 0917.716.4854 Lot 27 Blk 6 Ledesco Village Lapaz, Iloilo City * alexiloilo@naver.com

Jaro-Centraline

“Buds”

Senorio, Salvador

Mechanical Engineer ) 0919.388.5218 Brgy. Baclayan, New Lucena, Iloilo * budsenorio@yahoo.com

Jaro-Iloilo City

“Jen”

Orendain, Jeneda

Legislator ) 0939.910.2446 173 Hechonova St. Lapaz * Jeneda1916@gmail.com

R o ta ry Cl ub of

Ro ta ry Cl ub o f

Ro ta ry Cl u b o f

Chartered 5 June 1996. Meets every Thursday 5:30pm @ Ocean City, Gen. Luna St., Iloilo City. Zone 2

Chartered 13 June 1990. Meets every Friday 7:00pm @ Sarabia Manor Hotel, Gen Luna St., Iloilo City. Zone 2

Chartered 1 June 1979. Meets every Tuesday 12:15pm @ Sarabia Manor Hotel, Gen Luna St., Iloilo City. Zone 3

Jaro South

“Joey”

Contreras, Jose Leo

Non-Life Insurance ) 0908.899.3887 Don Candido Subd. North Fundidor Molo,Iloilo City * iloilo@charterpingan.com

Central Iloilo City

“Sheila”

Mabilog, Sheila Mae

Event Organizing ) 0917.790.4974 | 0998.439.5575 No.4 San Jose St. Brgy. Tap-oc Molo, Iloilo City * sheilm11@yahoo.com

Metro Iloilo

“Popoy”

Gawte, Marc Lawrence

Upholstery Supply ) 0918.901.7373 39 E. Lopez St., Jaro Iloilo City * marc_gawte@yahoo.com

R o ta ry Cl ub of

Ro ta ry Cl ub o f

Ro ta ry Cl u b o f

Chartered 6 June 1995. Meets every Tuesday 7:30pm @ Sarabia Manor Hotel, Gen Luna St., Iloilo City. Zone 3

Chartered 11 Sept. 1996. Meets every Sat 6:30pm @ Roofdeck Doyo Bldg., Buenaflor St., Dumangas, Iloilo. Zone 3

Chartered 17 Feb. 1987. Meets every Mon 7:45pm @ Hotel Del Rio, Molo MH Del Pilar St., Iloilo. Zone 3

La Paz

“Joh”

Canizares, Joel

Businessman ) 0917.245.1601 No. 30 Luna St., Lapaz Iloilo City * joelsrc@gmail.com

Dumangas

“Jazz”

Golez-Ocampo, Jasmin

Legislator ) 0908.816.6016 Ilaya 3rd, Dumangas Iloilo * jasmingolezocampo@netzero.net

Midtown Iloilo

“Mer”

Pahelga, Elmer

Mortuary Services ) 0928.504.1176 | 0919.910.0553 156 South San Jose, Molo, Iloilo City * empahelga@yahoo.com

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Ro ta ry Cl ub o f

Ro ta ry Clu b o f

Chartered 13 June 1997. Meets every Friday 5:00pm @ 2A Panes St., Passi City. Zone 3

Chartered 15 April 1991. Meets every Tuesday 8:00pm @ Hotel Del Rio, Molo MH Del Pilar St., Iloilo .Zone 3

Chartered 11 December 1964. Meets every Tuesday 7:00pm @ Rotary Center, Capiz. Zone 4

Metro Passi

“Hope”

Lapating, Hope

Medical ) 0919.478.4594 Commonwealth Drive, Passi City, Iloilo * hpl_640@yahoo.com

Molo

“Pepe”

Isada, Recto

Corporate Executive ) 0917.302.2120 Corner Highway & Alta Tierra Village, Jaro, Iloilo City * ppisada@yahoo.com.ph

“Jo”

Mosquete, Jocelyn

Physician ) 0917.311.8149 St. Francis Park, Roxas City * jotsio@yahoo.com

R o ta ry Cl ub of

Ro ta ry Cl ub o f

Ro ta ry Clu b o f

Chartered 6 May 1967. Meets every Tuesday 7:00pm @ RC Kalibo & Livelihood Center. Zone 4

Chartered 8 January 1982. Meets every Thursday 7:00pm @ Spanggo Cafe, Rizal Street, Roxas. Zone 4

Chartered 2 July 1997. Meets every Tuesday 7:00pm @ Seawind, Boracay. Zone 4

Kalibo

“Roger”

De Guzman, Roger

Civil Engineering ) 0920.417.7457 Sampaguita Rd., Pook Kalibo, Aklan * rogerdegrotary@gmail.com

Metro Roxas

“Juv”

Benliro, Juvy

Gov’t Service ) 0927.340.4915 | 0946.720.7511 Dayao, Roxas City * jd_benliro@yahoo.com

Boracay

“Tikya/Tess”

Fajilan-Bech, Ma. Teresa

Media ) 0920.950.7623 | 0917.850.1271 29H-TI Forbes Parklane, Bonifacio Global City, Taguig City * editor@boracaywallstreet.com

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Ro ta ry Cl ub o f

Ro ta ry Clu b o f

Chartered 17 January 2001. Meets every Thursday 7:00pm @ RC Kalibo & Livelihood Center. Zone 4

Chartered 1 November 2006. Meets every Tuesday 12:00nn @ President Jerrys Home, Roxas. Zone 4

Chartered 28 October 1966. Meets every Friday 6:00pm @ Club House Victorias, Victorias City. Zone 5

Metro Kalibo

“Lynne”

Wilson, Erlinda

Education ) 0998.551.7842 722 Studio Qond Gallery, SQ Plaza, XIX Martrys St. Kalibo Aklan * malynneqfw01@yahoo.com

Metro Roxas Central

“Jerry”

Olson, Jerry

Power Production Mngr. ) 0929.883.0371 Villa Carmel Village Ph1, Arnaldo BLVD. Brgy. Baybay Roxas City * rolltide.jerry@gmail.com

Victorias

“Jon”

Figueroa, Jonathan

Health & Environ Sanitation ) 0949.656.2764 * perezdan69@yahoo.com

R o ta ry Cl ub of

Ro ta ry Cl ub o f

Ro ta ry Clu b o f

Chartered 7 May 1973. Meets every Wednesday 6:30pm @ Tito Chuck’s resto, Freedom Blvd., Silay City. Zone 5

Chartered 7 June 1973. Meets every Wednesday 1:00pm @O Hotel, San Sebastian St., Bacolod. Zone 5

Chartered 27 August 1976. Meets every Saturday 7:00pm @ Laydas & Frans, South Ave., Escalante. Zone 5

Silay

“Marlene”

Jaranilla, Marilen

Hotel Management ) 0920.968.5719 | 0947.762.4541 Langka St. Elena Subd. Brgy. 5 Bacolod City * ejj165@yahoo.com

Bacolod North

“Alan”

Nuega, Allan

Engineener ) 0928.500.8929 | 034.434.8594 Zurich St. Helvetia Heights, Bacolod City * a_nuega@yahoo.com

Escalante

“Nonoy”

Canoy, Aproniano Jr.

Peace and Order (PNP) ) 0921.848.3016 Durok Malinawon 1, Brgy. Balintawak Escalante City * nonoycanoyc@gmail.com

R o ta ry Cl ub of

Ro ta ry Cl ub o f

Ro ta ry Clu b o f

Chartered 16 June 1937. Meets every Thursday 7:00pm @ O’Hotel, San Sebastian St., Bacolod. Zone 6

Chartered 22 October 1992. Meets every Wednesday 7:00pm @ Golf & Country Club, Bata Subd, Bacolod City. Zone 6

Chartered 11 January 1983. Meets every Friday 7:00pm @ O Hotel, San Sebastian St., Bacolod. Zone 6

Bacolod

“Toto”

Gayares, Hector Jr.

Laparoscopic Surgery ) 0922.882.2123 | 0916.785.4345 29 F.T Geslani Drive, Taculing, Bacolod City * hecmd1114@yahoo.com

Roxas

Bacolod-Marapara

“Edward”

Cuansing, Edward Joseph

Law Corporation ) 0932.870.0968 | 034.433.1055 Ruby Street Cith Heights Subd. Brgy. Taculing Bacolod City * edwardcuansing@gmail.com

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Bacolod-East

“El’s”

Jolingan, Elsie

Public Relations Officer ) 0920.820.0444 11 Daniel Ramos St. Bacolod City * eejolingan@yahoo.com

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Ro ta ry Cl ub of

Ro ta ry Cl ub o f

Ro ta ry Cl u b o f

Chartered 23 April 1996. Meets every Wednesday 6:30pm @ Bus. Inn, 28 Lacson St., Bacolod. Zone 6

Chartered 15 September 1969. Meets every Tuesday 12:20pm @ L’ Fisher Hotel, 15th Lacson St., Bacolod City. Zone 7

Chartered 11 April 1988. Meets every Monday 7:30pm @ Sugarland Hotel, Araneta St., Bacolod City. Zone 7

Bacolod Central

“Chic-chic”

Parrocho, Sharon

Salon Supplies & Cosmetics ) 0917.301.6532 | 0932.886.9320 Villa Celia Subd., Taculing Bacolod City * chicparrocho@yahoo.com

Bacolod South

“Essa”

Encabo, Vanessa

Corporate Law ) 0917.301.6798 #14 Don A. Jayme St. Mansilingan, Bacolod City * essaencabo@yahoo.com

Metro Bacolod

“Carlo”

De La Cruz, Carlo Joseph

Engineering ) 0922.843.1710 Jardine, Las Palmas Subd. Brgy Taculing, Bacolod City * cjesleyer.delacruz@gmail.com

Ro ta ry Cl ub of

Ro ta ry Cl ub o f

Ro ta ry Cl u b o f

Chartered 4 November 1974. Meets every Thursday 7:00pm @ RK’s Rest., Barangay 1, Kabankalan. Zone 7

Chartered 20 June 1990. Meets every Tuesday 6:30pm @ O Hotel Bacolod City. Zone 7

Chartered 6 December 1950. Meets every Wednesday 7:00pm @ 2/F Hotel Camila 1, Gen. Luna St., Dipolog City. Zone 8

Kabankalan

“Pisiong”

Ramos, Stephen

Architecture ) 0928.272.7510 Granada St. Kabankalan City Negros Occ. * sgramos77@gmail.com

Bacolod West

“Rose”

Taton, Ma. Rosa

Gov. Service Taxation ) 0917.497.4050 Araneta Hernaez St., Bacolod City * kathryntaton@yahoo.com/rosetaton@icloud.com

Dipolog

“Diane”

Concha, Diana Charlotte

Corporate Law ) 0920.967.6328 | 065.212.8881 Dive MGM Bldg. Malvar St. Dipolog City * dconcha@dmc.edu.ph

Ro ta ry Cl ub of

Ro ta ry Cl ub o f

Ro ta ry Cl u b o f

Chartered 24 March 1996. Meets every Friday 7:00pm @ Sugba Sugba Atbp Restaurant Dapitan. Zone 8

Chartered 28 February 1975. Meets every Saturday 7:00pm. President House, Jimenez. Zone 8

Chartered 18 May 2005. Meets every Saturday 6:30pm @ Rhovic’s Place Hotel & Restau, Oroquieta City. Zone 8

Dapitan City

“Maita”

Rivera, Sushmita

Manage Peaches and Cream ) 0939.640.5040 Gloria de Dapitan, Dapitan City * sushmitarivera@gmail.com

Jimenez

“Ike”

Dumagan, Fe Veronico

Punong Barangay ) 0908.862.2051 Palayan, Aloran Misamis Occidental * idumagan@yahoo.com

Oroquieta Centennial

“Lilly”

Singson, Lilly Nine

Banking ) 0917.706.4896 | 088.564.1262 #23 Bernad Subd., Ozamiz City * lily9s@yahoo.com

Ro ta ry Cl ub of

Ro ta ry Cl ub o f

Ro ta ry Cl u b o f

Chartered 22 December 1974. Meets every Wednesday 7:00pm @ Bethany Garden, Brgy Bitoon, Ozamiz City. Zone 9

Chartered 12 May 1977. Meets every Wednesday 6:30pm @ Sunburst Rest., Hotel Camila, Pagadian City. Zone 9

Chartered 14 January 1975. Meets every Thursday 7:00pm @ Four Queens Resort, Rizal Ave., Pagadian City. Zone 9

Ozamiz North

“Kent”

Centino, Kent Richard

Tugging/Towing Services ) 0932.844.6262 | 0922.804.5888 P-9 National Highway, Bañadero, Ozamiz City * kentcentino@gmail.com

Pagadian West

“Danny”

Arnejo, Danilo

Construction ) 0910.543.5256 | 062.214.3467 Brgy. Lumbia, Pagadian City * dannyarnejo@yahoo.com.ph

Pagadian

“Princess”

Mondarte, Princess

Hotel Management ) 0917.622.2757 | 062.214.4157 4 Quenns Hotel138 Rizal Ave. Tuburan Pagadian City * princess_hinoguin@yahoo.com

Ro ta ry Cl ub of

Ro ta ry Cl ub o f

Ro ta ry Cl u b o f

Chartered 22 Oct 2012. Meets every first & last week of the month 5:30pm @ La Pergola Café Arapoc Bldg., Molave. Zone 9

Chartered 24 January 2014. Meets every Wednesday 6:30pm @ Green Palace Inland, Magsaysay St., Buug. Zone 9

Chartered 5 March 1948. Meets every Thursday 12:00nn @ Lantaka Hotel By The Sea, Barangay Zone 4, Zamboanga City. Zone 10

Salug Valley Molave

“Buddz”

Medonza, Carmelito

Civil Engineer ) 0948.410.3830 | 0916.224.6116 Municipal Enginneing Office LGU Molave, Molave Zam del Sur * mendozabuddz@gmail.com / buddz66_engr@yahoo.com

Metro Buug

“Lan”

About, Allan

Media ) 0939.916.8670 Poblacion Buug, Zamboanga Sibugay * Allan_about2001@yahoo.com

Zamboanga City

“Danny”

Zabala, Daniel

Food Service/Processing ) 0917.724.6580 265 Saavedra St., Sta Maria, Zamboanga City * danzabala@gmail.com

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Ro ta ry Cl ub of

Ro ta ry Cl ub o f

Ro ta ry Clu b o f

Chartered 28 December 1974. Meets every Thursday 6:00pm @ Lantaka Hotel By The Sea, Barangay Zone 4, ZC. Zone 10

Chartered 21 February 1990. Meets every Friday 12:30pm @ Lantaka Hotel By The Sea, Barangay Zone 4, ZC. Zone 10

Chartered 20 January 1960. Meets every Tuesday 12:00nn @ Isawad Conf. Rm, C.P. Garcia St., Isabela. Zone 10

Zamboanga City East

“Lerry”

Ferrer, Celerino

Accounting & Consultancy ) 0917.696.6756 No. 1 Kilometer 5, Pasonanca Zamboanga City * aceorg@rocketmail.com

“Mila”

Fernandez, Milagros

Physician/Surgeon ) 0917.723.9938 438 Sta. Maria Zamboanga City * milagros.fernandez07@gmail.com

Basilan City

“Sheng”

Pagarigan, Sheila

Courier Services ) 0916.197.6628 | 062.991.7261 Tabiawan Isabela City * shiela_pagarigan@yahoo.com

Ro ta ry Cl ub of

Ro ta ry Cl ub o f

Ro ta ry Clu b o f

Chartered 28 April 1980. Meets every Friday 7:30pm @ Lantaka Hotel By The Sea, Barangay Zone 4, ZC. Zone 10

Chartered 27 June 2002. Meets every Tuesday 7:00pm @ Sibugay Grand Plaza Hotel, Ipil, Zama del Sur. Zone 11

Chartered 2 June 1971. Meets every Tuesday 7:00pm @ Lantaka Hotel By The Sea, Barangay Zone 4, ZC. Zone 11

Zamboanga City North

“Ronnie”

Kulong, Ronnie Val

Criminal Investigation ) 0905.666.7683 | 0920.708.6411 Purok 1 Lumbangan Zamboanga City * rkulong@yahoo.com | laveinor@gmail.com

Ipil Sibugay

“Ace”

Castro, Jordy Ace

Construction Supplier ) 0917.328.3883 Ruby Street, Poblacion Ipil Zamboanga Sibugay * jordyace_castro@yahoo.com

Ro ta ry Cl ub of

Ro ta ry Cl ub o f

Chartered 18 May 2005. Meets every Friday 5:00pm @ Rachel’s Hotel, Lamion, Bongao, Tawi-Tawi. Zone 11

Chartered 20 December 1984. Meets every Wednesday 6:30pm @ Grand Astoria Hotel, Mayor Jaldon St., ZC. Zone 11

Bongao Tawi-tawi

“Wandy”

Sahali, Juana

Humanitarian Service ) 0917.724.3214 Lomboy, Nalil, Bongao, Tawi-tawi * juanasahali.travels@gmail.com

ZamboangaCityCentral

Metro Zamboanga

“Dwin”

Makasiar, Edwin

Real Estate Mgt ) 0917.710.5757 533 Navarro Court Sta. Maria Zamboanga City * echomike919@yahoo.com.ph

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Zamboanga City West

“Nanding”

Yu, Fernando

Gov’t. Service- Banking ) 0917.711.3551 DBP Don Pablo Lorenzo Street, Zone IV Zamboanga City * fernando22561@yahoo.com

COVER STORY

Serving Humanity

ast June, tragedies visited our brethren in Zamboanga City, Pagadian City, Zamboanga Del Sur and Isabela City in Basilan with hundreds of families losing their homes to raging fires. In Sta. Catalina Village, Zamboanga City, over 600 houses were burned to the ground. The victims, mostly informal settlers, were unable to save anything from the fire as most of them were in the mosque when the fire broke out. They were placed in three evacuation camps by the local government. Earlier, some 300 families also lost their homes to a fire in Pagadian City, Zamboanga del Sur. In Isabela City last June 18, some 500 families or around 2,000 persons lost their homes to a fire which came at the time of Ramadan. In the face of such dire difficulties for our fellowmen, our Rotary Clubs in the area moved quickly providing food, clothing,

medicine and other forms of assistance to the victims. Not surprisingly, other clubs from District 3850 have also responded gracefully digging into their pockets and drawing deeply from the wellspring of compassion that bubbles in every Rotarian’s heart. To date, the various clubs in the district have donated substantial sums to help alleviate the plight of the fire victims. Help continues to arrive.

minds to move our work forward.”

Such is the meaning of service, of Rotary Serving Humanity, which is no less the theme of this Rotary Year 2016-2017.

We proudly note, for example, that RI’s continuing effort to eradicate polio wherever it may be found in the world started in the Philippines in 1979. In that year, Rotary funded the immunization of six million children with the oral polio vaccine. The disease has since been banished from this country, in all of Africa last year, and this year, according to Germ, the whole world may finally get rid of the wild polio virus. Humanity may have to thank Rotary for it.

The theme is a classic, a return to basics. After all, as RI President John Germ noted: Rotary’s founder, Paul Harris himself believed that serving humanity is “the most worthwhile thing a person can do.” And being a part of Rotary is a “great opportunity” to make that happen. He added: “We need more willing hands, more caring hearts, and more bright

Being part of Rotary indeed is being part of a greater force for good in this world, of becoming not just a contributor but also an impetus, a harbinger for positive change especially in this country where the Rotary movement is strong with over 830 clubs with 21,934 members nationwide.

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P E T S & D I S TA S

Training Leaders ALL STAR Presidents-Elect and Assistant Governors and Training Seminar Garden Orchid Hotel | Badjao Hall 1 & 2 Function Room | 3rd Floor, Garden Wing | March 2, 2016 | Wednesday 8:00 am to 6:30 pm

As it has always been in Rotary, it is the position that seeks the man.

We all know the feeling. Nobody wants to be president. Being president of a Rotary club is such a daunting (if not expensive) challenge. The year long list of projects and activities to undertake, the endless meetings to preside over and the out of pocket expenses that come along are enough to scare the shit out of the staunchest humanitarian from becoming club president.

For this, a lot of credit must go to Rotary’s institutional foresight, anticipating in particular the regular turnover of club leaders. Annually, the districts hold rolebased seminars – the President Elect Training Seminar (PETS) for incoming presidents and District Training Assemblies (DISTAS) for directors and officers. And then there is the themebased seminars (they’re now called SEAMLESS Seminars for Public Image, TRF, etc.)

ecently, a good friend was inducted into office as president of one of the more prestigious Rotary clubs in Iloilo City. To say that he was reluctant to take the post would be a pure understatement. “For years,” he told me, “I played dodge ball with the position. I raised all kinds of excuses until I ran out of alibis.”

So much so that each club is forced every now and then to recycle former presidents.

Still, we have never lacked for leaders. We have more than enough stouthearted men ready to fill in the occasional gaps at the top. Rotary’s continued vibrancy in these parts attests to that.

Such activities provide our club leaders

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more than ample preparation for the tasks they face and the challenges they will meet during their incumbency. Such activities, too, provide opportunities for everyone to meet fellow Rotarians in the district, create bonds of fellowship, and establish support mechanisms. For this year’s presidential batch, now called All-Star Presidents, the PETS was held last March 2, 2016 in Zamboanga. The DISTAS were held in a series combining several of the 11 zones in the district: Zone 1, 2, 3 was held at Sarabia Manor Hotel in Iloilo City last April 4, 2016; The DISTAS Zone 4 was held at the Grand Gazebo in Roxas City, Capiz; Zones 5, 6, 7 held April 29, 30 at O Hotel, Bacolod City; Zones 8, 9 held April 9 at Ariana Hotel in Dipolog City and Zones 20, 11 held June 9 at Garden Orchid Hotel, Zamboanga City.

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ZONE 4

ZONES 5, 6, & 7

ZONES 8 & 9

ZONES 10 & 11

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R O TA R A C T / I N T E R A C T D I S TA S 2 0 1 6

Unleashing youthful passions Members of the Interact Club of Ferndale International School in Zamboanga city with fellow Mindanao Rotaractors pose with grandma during the outreach program at Asilo de Molo.

By Elyrose Naorbe, Rotaract Club of Metro Iloilo

“I

t was an unforgettable experience,” declared Meriel Delorico, President of the Rotaract Club of Hercor College in Roxas City, Capiz. “The organizers welcomed us with a smile. We met new friends and became close. The speakers were alive and they are really interesting with what they’ve shared.”

“The topics that the speakers talked about were very enriching and can definitely add to our knowledge about Rotaract,” said Danica Rose Zepeda, from the Rotaract Club of the University of San Agustin. “The team building was fun and at the same time it helped us to know our fellow Rotaractors and other Interactors deeper.”

Meriel was describing the Rotaract and Interact District Training Assembly (DISTAS) held August 19-21 at Punta Villa Resort and Convention Center in Villa, Arevalo, Iloilo City.

Trizia Mae Rodriguez of the Interact Club of Ferndale International School in Zamboanga city echoed: “The best way to produce quality and genuine service begins if we work hand in hand as members of the club. So eventually, the DISTAS successfully united all clubs from the district and we were able to share insights and thoughts despite the difference in age, class, status, location and dialect.”

Rotaract and Interact clubs provide our youth “the chance to share ideas and look at the world’s challenges in a new way.” And this is exactly what the DISTAS experience brought to our young leaders from Panay, Negros, and Western Mindanao. For three days, they mixed it up – As first-time attendees, members of the listening to leadership and service lectures, RAC Bacolod West-LCC, found the DISTAS learning from their elders; interacting “interesting, enjoyable and full of insights. and bonding with fellow leaders; and discovering new things about their own “It gave us a clearer picture of what Rotaract selves and others as they lived up to the is,” they said. “It is not just a club to perform mantra of “Service Above Self.” your obligations at but rather a portal to unleash your passion with.”

A pose for posterity in front of the Crown Ballroom in Punta Villa

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April May Sultan, Rotaractor of Western Mindanao State University, feeds one of the elders at Asilo de Molo.

“I’ll rate it 10 out of 10,” said John Rey Siason, of the Rotaract Club of STI College-Kalibo. The activities were graced by District Governor (DG) Ronnie Gabalda, who inducted the district officers and distributed Rotary pins for the AllStar Year, District Rotaract/Interact Chairman (DRC) Chris Sorongon, Immediate Past District Rotarac Representative (IPDRR) Joy Ann Ardiente of RAC Bacolod North, Multi District Information Organization (MDIO) Chair Famay Rivera, MDIO for Visayas and Mindanao Aldimin Kalli of RAC Zamboanga West, and PP Ernesto Rivera Jr. of Rotary Club of Iloilo South. Among the speakers were National Youth Commission (NYC) executive director Lex Tupas, PP Ramon Dacayo, and Mayor Jason Gonzales of Lambunao, Iloilo. Ron Villanueva of RAC Silay was picked District Rotaract Representative Elect (DRRE) for Rotary Year 2017-2018.

A Tiki Party. Fellowship Night goes Hawaiian.

THE HANDOVER

Ronnie in; Oliver out

asa Real, Iloilo’s iconic seat of power for over a hundred years, was virtually bursting at the seams last July 1, 2016 when several hundred Rotarians from all over District 3850 gathered to witness the district’s changing of the guards for Rotary Year 2016-2017.

from June, 2015 to June 2016 to visit as many clubs and to be of service to them,” said Ong as he described the personal sacrifice and the price of leadership. “As you all know, my family resides in Canada and I miss them. This is the first time I saw my son, Jacob, in 6 months.”

The Handover, usually a humdrum formality, was being held in conjunction with the anniversary and induction of officers of the Rotary Club of Iloilo South, incoming District Governor Ronnie Gabalda’s home club. Thus, they were expecting a turn-out of 150 people, at best, exactly the capacity of Casa Real’s main hall.

Still, he added: It was an enjoyable and an inspiring journey for me, and I beam with pride of our collective works. It was worth all the efforts and the sacrifices. I will treasure our time together, our friendships and our shared values.”

But they underestimated the Rotarian’s instinct for partying. Badly. Suddenly, everybody from all corners of the district wanted to be a part of the event, turning the affair into an SRO smash hit. Luckily, the good guys and gals of RC Iloilo South were equal to the occasion – no stomach went unfilled, no thirst unquenched. No one could be happier that evening than outgoing DG Oliver Ong who thanked everyone, including his mother, for their support and for being a gift to the world and the district. “I was practically living out of a suitcase

more experiences and thoughts to share to other Rotarians. But I will have more time with my family to compensate for the time away from them ... which I feel is the only main sacrifice I will have as a DG.

The incoming district governor, on the other hand, was a picture of mixed emotions. Although quite elated by the unexpected turn out, he knew what was coming. For the next 12 months he belonged to Rotary. “I always associated my Handover with a continuation of my journey as a Rotarian,” DG Ronnie said. “With that specific event, I am reminded that a new Rotary theme is in effect and that for the next 12 months I have official duties from RI.” He added: “I thought that being a DG is a job that I have to do that requires a bit more of my time, talent (if any, haha) and treasure. I end that 12 months still as a Rotarian, maybe a bit wiser and with

There were all sorts of Rotary governors – past, present, and future, hanging around that evening. But not to be outshone was one very real governor who was the inducting officer and guest speaker, the venerable Iloilo Governor Arthur D. Defensor, Sr. While his speech was edifying, the 71 year old governor’s continued presence during the affair which lasted well into the evening, was no less inspiring. A Paul Harris fellow and former member of RC Iloilo South, Gov. Defensor summed up the event, saying: “I spent the best years of my life with Rotary.”

July - august 2016

DH I SOTW RIC TO T A PA WYA R DD U SE S

Payment via BEA (BPI Express Assistant) STEP 1

STEP 2

1. Select Bills Payment

After the successful transaction,

2. Select Other Merchant

3. Enter Reference No. For TRF Annual Fund Individual Donor: ID No.and Donor Name Example: 123456 Juan Cruz For SAR /RI Dues Club No. and Club Name Example: 123456 RC Iloilo South

For Philippine Rotary Magazine (PRM) Club No. and Club Name Example: 123456 RC Iloilo South

4. Click Next & Choose Cash or Check 5. Enter the amount you wish to pay 6. Review the payment details Select NEXT If the details are correct

7. The machine aks if you have any other transaction If YES – follow Procedure # 1 - #6 If NO - Machine will give your Transaction Number

8. Wait for transaction number to be called by teller.

Payment of Club Dues (Invoice/SAR) Acct Name Rotary International Peso Acct # 0011-1828-01 USD Acct # 014-2171-34 Payment of Philippine Rotary Magazine Acct Name: Philippine Rotary Magazine Foundation, Inc. Acct # 3371-0064-93

For Club Dues (Invoice/SAR) Scan the Deposit Slip and current membership list and email to Ms. Rosalyn Ong (rosalyn.ong@rotary.org) For Philippine Rotary Magazine Scan the Deposit Slip, Club Subscription Agreement form, current membership list and email to office@philrotary.com Notes: • Club Subscription to The Philippine Rotary Magazine &/ or The Rotarian must equal the number of members in the SAR, except if the club has joint subscriptions. •

Unpaid subscription, even for the past Rotary year/s, must be settled by the club before the end of this semester.

•

Non-subscription or nonpayment of subscription by a club are grounds for termination of RI membership.

Notify the teller if where to deposit the amount. Give the following Acct Name and Acct # to the teller: The Rotary Foundation Annual Fund / Global Grant Acct Name The Rotary Foundation Peso Acct # For Peso : 0011-1829-09 USD Acct # 0014-2171-42

For The Rotary Foundation Annual Fund / Global Grant Scan the Deposit Slip and Multiple Donor Form and email to Ms. Rosalyn Ong, Finance Coordinator (rosalyn. ong@rotary.org)

July - august 2016

D IDSITSRTIRCITC TC IAT W A TAI R OD NS

CHALLENGE 100 DISTRICT CITATION

GOLD (85-100 POINTS), SILVER (75-84 POINTS), BRONZE (60-74 POINTS) CRITERIA

MAX PTS

I. STRONG CLUBS = STRONG DISTRICT (MEMBERSHIP) 1. Charter a new club. (Probationary Club=3 pts; New Club=5 pts)

2. Induct at least one (1) new member under the age of 40. (reported to Rotary Central on or before December 31, 2016)

3. Involve at least two (2) new Rotarians (2 yrs. and below in Rotary) in Club or Project Committee leadership.

4. Achieve a net gain of 1 member (1-3 net gain=1 pt; net gain of 4 & above=2)

5. Induct a new female member. (1 - 3 new female members = 1 pt; new female members of 4 & above = 2)

II. A CULTURE OF LEARNING AND SHARING ROTARY KNOWLEDGE 1. Have the Club PE, Incoming Secretary, Treasurer, Club Membership Chair, Foundation Chair, Club Trainer & at least 1 of the Service Projects Chair (Vocational, Community, International or Youth Service Chair); or at least 10 members attend the District Training Assembly (DISTAS).

2. Have the Club President, Secretary, Treasurer, Club Membership Chair, Foundation Chair, Public Image Chair & Club Trainer; or at least 10 members attend the Cluster Seamless Seminar

3. Conduct a club level or be a part of a multi-club talk or forum on at least 3 of the 11 Special Monthly Observances of the Rotary Calendar. (Club attendance 60%) (1 for every monthly observance of Rotary Calendar; max 3 pts)

4. Join the Inter-Club Coaching Program: Have a member or Members of your club conduct Inter-Club Coaching activities with another club; or be the Recipient Club tackling on the following concerns (should have a minimum of 5 members per club per Inter-Club Coaching activity): Online Tool Adoption Workshop (rotary.org & Rotary Club Central) or Strategic Planning Workshop or Grants Preparation Workshop For coaching club - 1 point for every club coached on any of the following concerns; max of 3 points. For coachee club; max of 1 point.

III. ONLINE ADOPTION TOOL All data for these goals will be automatically recorded when the actions are taken. 1. Have at least the following percent of members (100%, 75%, 50%) registered to rotary.org (3 pts for 90-100%; 2 pts for 89-75%; 1 pt for 74 to 50%)

2. Post at least one initiative in Rotary Showcase.

3. Post a project in need of assistance in Rotary Ideas or contribute to a project in Rotary Ideas.

4. Have at least two members participate in discussion groups in My Rotary.

IV. CONNECT FOR GOOD (International Friendship)

CRITERIA

MAX PTS

2. Attain the 100% EREY Sustaining Club.

3. Attain the 100% Foundation Giving Club. (minimum giving per member = $26.50)

5. Be one of the Top 3 Per Capita Clubs in Annual Giving. (top 1 - 4 pts; top 2 - 3 pts; top 3 - 2 pts)

4. Attain a total club contribution of at least US$100 to PolioPlus.

VI. SERVICE TO HUMANITY 1. Conduct any Project within the 6 Areas of Focus of the Rotary Foundation. (All projects submitted for this category will be evaluated collectively and will have a maximum total of 9 pts. No duplication with projects in VI.2.)

2. Partner with at least one other Rotary or Rotaract Club for a joint Service Project (either Vocational, Community or Youth Service) or any project within the 6 Areas of Focus. (All projects submitted for this category will be evaluated collectively and will have a maximum total of 6 pts. No duplication with projects in VI.1.)

VII. NEW GENERATIONS (Youth Service) 1. Currently sponsor or co-sponsor a Rotaract club.

2. Currently sponsor or co-sponsor an Interact club.

3. Have at least one club member mentor a Rotaractor or Interactor. Report in Rotary Club Central.

4. Involve Rotaractors or Interactors in club projects and events. Report in Rotary Club Central.

5. Sponsor a participant in a RYLA event. Report in Rotary Club Central. (1 point for every participant - max 2 points)

VIII. I AM A PROUD MEMBER (Public Image) 1. Create or update a Club Facebook page and post club projects & activities. Share these posts to our All-Star Facebook. All posts should attract Rotarians & Non-Rotarians alike. Should have at least 10 posts with appropriate captions per photo.

2. Club President & at least 10 other members of the club shall promote the Rotary mark of excellence or any official Rotary logo by placing these on a visible location in their office, residence or on their vehicles. Post “selfies” with the Rotary mark clearly seen on the background and share.

3. Undertake a Rotary 4-Way Test Public Image campaign; or restoring / repainting worn out 4-Way Test markers / billboards; or restoring / repainting Rotary Markers.

4. Join the Best Club Profile Brochure District competitions. (Join=1 pt; winning=2 pts.)

5. Join the “Rotary Serving Humanity” Video Competition (90sec) (Join=1 pt; winning=2 pts.)

2 2

1. Send or host Rotary Friendship Exchange.

2. Send or host a Rotary Youth Exchange student.

6. Join the “Rotary Serving Humanity” Photo Contest (Join=1 pt; winning=2 pts.)

3. Host an International Partner (at least 3 delegates) or an International Sister Club (at least 5 delegates) visiting the club’s area; or vice versa;

IX. WE ARE THE FUN DISTRICT

4. Host a Peace Corps Volunteer (or similar group based overseas) and involving the same to club project(s);

1. Fun Rotary District: Organize or join inter-club fellowship activities (sports or socials) that would promote inter-club camaraderie.

5. Host a “Student Friendship Exchange Visitor” (Short Term) or vice versa.

6. Undertake, maintain or renew a Matched Club Agreement (Sisterhood) with a Rotary Club from another Country or District. This must be supported by at least one activity or project. (another country - 3; outside our district - 2; within D3850 - 1)

2. “Lagaw ta sa Iloilo!”: Have at least 70% of club members to register & attend DISCON 2017 on March 9-11, 2017 (80% to 100% - 3; 70 79% - 2; 60 - 69% - 1) 3. “Lagaw ta sa Iloilo!”: Have at least ten spouses or non-Rotarians register & attend.

4. Have at least fifty percent (50%) of members participate (sells at least 1 booklet or 10 tickets) in District Fundraising Raffle (70% to 100% - 4; 60 - 69% - 2; 50 - 59% - 1)

V. DOING GOOD IN THE WORLD (TRF Giving) 1. Attain the 100% Paul Harris Fellow Club.

MAXIMUM POINTS

100

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DISTRICT AWARDS

RY 2016-2017 DISTRICT 3850 AWARDS Club Categories

The Awards

Based on Club Membership as of July 1, 2016 • 20 members & below = SMALL CLUB CATEGORY • 21 – 34 members = MEDIUM CLUB CATEGORY • 35 members and above = BIG CLUB CATEGORY

Award Guidelines 1. Mandatory Activities a. Pay semiannual RI & PRM dues on time b. Appoint a Club Trainer (must be a Rotarian) c. Club Internet Specialist (may be a non-Rotarian) d. Conduct a Club Assembly for Strategic Planning and Goal Setting exercise e. Set at least ten (10) goals in Rotary Club Central f. President – Elect & Nominee in place and reported to Rotary International 2. Format. Rotary Clubs shall submit their official bid for awards as printed bid books in 4 separate folders or binders marked as Book 1, 2, 3 and 4 (8.5 in x 11in paper portrait or landscape). An electronic back-up in pdf or Microsoft word format shall also be submitted either through email or contained in CD, DVD or flashdrive. a. Book 1 i. Cover letter ii. Matrix (entries submitted) iii. Mandatory requirements iv. A print out of the RIPC Dashboard v. A print out of the Challenge 100 District Citation b. Book 2 A – MAJOR AWARDS c. Book 3 B – PROJECT AWARDS d. Book 4 C – SPECIAL AWARDS 3. Each slide/page should contain the NAME OF THE ROTARY CLUB, AWARD CODE (i.e. A1, A2 ETC) AND DESCRIPTION OF THE AWARD. Each entry should be supported by not more than 2 slides/pages. 4. Club activities or projects from MARCH 7, 2016 to February 17, 2017 shall be considered for consideration for the awards unless otherwise specified.

A. MAJOR AWARDS 1. Most Outstanding Club (plus 3 Outstanding Club)–refer to separate criteria provided Challenge 100 District Citation

70%

Rotary International Presidential Citation

15%

Seamless Communication with the District

7.5%

Club Health Check

7.5%

2. Most Outstanding President (plus 3 Outstanding President)–criteria will be provided later 3. Most Outstanding Club Secretary 4. Most Outstanding Club in Club Service 5. Most Outstanding Club in Vocational Service 6. Most Outstanding Club in International Service 7. Most Outstanding Club in New Generations/Youth Service 8. Most Outstanding Club in Public Image 9. Most Oustanding “Family of Rotary” Club 10. Most Outstanding Club Secretary 11. Most Outstanding Assistant Governor

B. PROJECT AWARDS A club project shall be nominated and eligible for an award in only one category. Criteria Community needs addressed and number of beneficiaries

30%

Sustainability and measurability of the project

30%

Creativity & innovativeness

15%

Participation of club members and Rotary family

12.5%

Manner the project was promoted to enhance Rotary’s public image

12.5%

5. Nomination. Nominations for specific award categories shall be supported with pictures, certifications, MOU’s/ MOA’s as may be deemed necessary to justify the nomination.

1. Best Vocational Service Project

6. Submission. The reports should be submitted to the Office of the District Governor at NIG MARKETING, 32 Mabini St., Iloilo City, 5000 or emailed to allstarteam3850@gmail.com

4. Best Community Service Project in Peace and Conflict Resolution

7. Deadline. All reports should be received by the Office of the District Governor on or before February 18, 2017. 8. All awards will be given during the Discon 2017 at Iloilo Convention Center, Iloilo City.

2. Best Community Service Project in Disease Prevention 3. Best Community Service Project in Maternal and Child Health

5. Best Community Service Project in Literacy 6. Best Community Service Project in Economic & Community Development 7. Best Community Service Project in Water & Sanitation 8. Best International Service Project 9. Best New Generation/Youth Service Project 10. Best Public Image Project

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DDI S I ST TRRI C I CT T AAWWAARRDDS S

11. Best Family of Rotary Project

4. Extension Award

12. The Best Club Signature Project

5. Best Club Bulletin Award (details TBA)

13. Best Persons with Disabilities Project

6. Best Club Profile Brochure Award (details TBA)

C. SPECIAL AWARDS

7. Photo/Video Awards (details TBA)

1. Rotary Foundation Awards (1a, 1b and 1c are total TRF contributions including PolioPlus) Contribution to The Rotary Foundation. Data from rotary.org as of Feb. 17, 2017 shall be considered basis for this award, unless sufficient evidence is presented on or before Feb. 18, 2017) a. Highest Club Giving b. Highest per Capita Giving c. Highest Rotarian Giving d. 100% Club Giving e. Every Rotarian Every Year (EREY) Giving 2. Membership Awards (July 1, 2016 to January 30, 2017) a. Highest Net Gain b. Highest Net Percentage Gain c. Highest Retention Rate d. Best in Membership Classification and Diversification (must submit classification of all members) 3. Attendance Awards (July 1, 2016 to January 30, 2017) a. Highest Club Attendance percentage b. Highest Attendance in the Distas (to be based on # of registered participants) c. Highest Attendance in the Discon (to be based on # of registered participants as of Day 1 of the Discon)

a. Best “Rotary Serving Humanity” Video Award b. Best “Rotary Serving Humanity” Photo Award 8. Best Interact Club Award 9. Best Rotaract Club Award 10. Best Rotary Community Corps Award 11. Best Rotary Spouse Club Award

The District Awards Committee Chairman : DS John Michael “Kano” Ng – RC Metro Iloilo Members: PDG Ramon “Toto” Cua-Locsin – RC Metro Iloilo PP Christopher “Chris” Montero–RC Metro Iloilo Rtn Paul Francia – RC Metro Iloilo PP Dan Balagtas – RC Iloilo South PP Tres Arandela – RC Iloilo South PP Doroteo “Odol” Figura – RC Iloilo South ___________________________________________________________ The District Awards Committee is composed of District Core Group Members, in good standing, duly appointed by the District Governor. Clubs whose members compose the District Awards Committee shall not be qualified to bid for Major Awards.

R O TA RY I N T E R N AT I O N A L A W A R D S Recognize a Rotarian

Recognize a Rotary Club

1. Avenues of Service Citation

1. Membership Development Award

»» Who can nominate: Club presidents; No deadline

2. Club Builder Award

»» Who can nominate: District governors; No deadline

3. New Member Sponsor Recognition Program »» Who can nominate: Rotarians

4. Rotary Foundation Citation for Meritorious Service

»» Who can nominate: District governors; No deadline

5. Rotary Foundation Distinguished Service Award

»» Who can nominate: Rotarians; Deadline: 30 June

6. Rotary Foundation District Service Award »» Who can nominate: District governors; No deadline

7. RI Service Above Self Award

»» Who can nominate: Current and immediate past district governors and current and past RI directors »» Deadline: 1 October

8. Service Award for a Polio-Free World »» Who can nominate: Rotarians; Deadline: 1 November

9. Vocational Service Leadership Award »» Who can nominate: District governors »» Deadline: 1 November

»» Who can nominate: No nomination necessary »» Deadline: None

4. Rotarian Spouse/Partner Service Award

»» Who can nominate: District governors »» Deadline: 1 March

2. Presidential Citation 3. Significant Achievement Award

5. Rotary Alumni Association of the Year Award

Recognize our Partners in Service

6. Rotary Award for Excellence in Service to Humanity

»» Deadline: 30 June 2017

»» Who can nominate: Regional Rotary Foundation coordinators »» Deadline: 30 June

»» Who can nominate: District governors. »» Deadline: 15 March

1. Presidential Citation for Interact Clubs

»» Who can nominate: District governors »» Deadline: None

»» Deadline to achieve all goals: 30 June 2017 »» Deadline to report qualifying clubs to RI: 15 August 2017 (by sponsor Rotary club president or district leader)

2. Presidential Citation for Rotaract Clubs »» Deadline to achieve all goals: 30 June 2017

3. Rotaract Outstanding Project Award »» Who can nominate: Rotaractors »» Deadline: 1 February

7. Rotary Global Alumni Service to Humanity Award

»» Who can nominate: Regional Rotary Foundation coordinators »» Deadline: 30 June

8. World Interact Week Recognition »» Who can nominate: Sponsoring Rotary club or district Interact chair »» Deadline: None

9. World Rotaract Week Recognition »» Who can nominate: Sponsoring Rotary club or district Rotaract chair »» Deadline: None

July - august 2016

D II SPTresidential R R I C T A W A R D SC itation 2 0 1 6 - 1 7

MANDATORY ACTIVITIES Clubs must achieve both of the following goals: • Set at least 10 goals in Rotary Club Central. • Pay semiannual dues to RI on time in July and January. Note: Verify your payment options on your club’s invoice or by contacting your financial representative.

MEMBERSHIP ATTRACTION AND ENGAGEMENT Verify that all membership data reported through My Rotary or your data integration service provider is accurate by checking Club & Member Data under Club Administration in My Rotary. You can start tracking progress toward your retention goals in September. Clubs must achieve 2 of the following goals: • Achieve a net gain in membership. Small clubs (up to 50 members) must achieve a net gain of at least one member; large clubs (51 or more members) must achieve a net gain of at least two members. • Improve the member retention rate by at least 1 percent from last year, or maintain 100 percent retention. • Induct new members under the age of 40. Clubs with up to 50 members must induct a minimum of two new members under age 40; clubs with 51 or more members must induct four. The new members must create profiles on My Rotary.

RI Presidential Citation

FOUNDATION GIVING Giving and recognition data for your club and club members will be recorded in the contribution and recognition reports available to club officers in My Rotary. In celebration of our Foundation’s centennial, several of these goals refer to the original donation of $26.50 that started The Rotary Foundation in 1917. Additionally, $536 is the approximate equivalent of $26.50 today. Clubs must achieve 3 of the following goals: • Support our Foundation with a contribution of at least $536. • Support our Foundation with a contribution of at least $26.50 from each member. • Attain at least $2,650 in total giving to PolioPlus in honor of The Rotary Foundation centennial. • Attain a minimum Annual Fund contribution of $100 per capita. • Attain a five-year high in total club giving to the Foundation (combined giving by all members under any designation, with a minimum contribution of $26.50 per member) in honor of the Foundation’s centennial. • Increase the total number of Benefactors and Bequest Society members in the club by at least one.

ONLINE TOOL ADOPTION All data for these goals will be automatically recorded when the actions are taken. Clubs must achieve 2 of the following goals: • Have at least 50 percent of members identify their skills and interests in their My Rotary profiles, and unlock that section to make it visible on their public profiles.

Gold

6 out of 6

Silver

5 out of 6

• Post a project in need of assistance in Rotary

Bronze

4 out of 6

• Have at least two members participate in discussion groups in My Rotary.

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• Post at least one initiative in Rotary Showcase. • Ideas or contribute to a project in Rotary Ideas.

R I P residential CDitation I S T R I C T 2A0W 1A 6 -R1D7 S

HUMANITARIAN SERVICE Clubs must achieve 3 of the following goals: • Sponsor at least one Rotary Community Sponsor at least one Rotary Community Corps to enhance community engagement and ensure project sustainability. Note: Your club’s RCC must be certified with Rotary International. To ensure your status as an RCC sponsor or co-sponsor is recorded, your club president can check RI’s records in Rotary Club Central Reports, and can contact rotary.service@rotary.org to report any errors. • Ensure that at least one club member belongs to a Board-recognized Rotarian Action Group (www. rotary.org/actiongroups). Report in Rotary Club Central. • Partner with the Foundation by sponsoring at least one project funded by a global grant or a district grant. Note: Your club can contact your district to verify whether it is registered as a global grant sponsor or is listed as a district grant sponsor in the original spending plan submitted with your district’s 2016-17 district grant application. • Have at least one club member attend a grant management seminar. Report in Rotary Club Central. • Implement a project with one of Rotary’s service partners. Note: Rotary has several partners that work directly with clubs on projects. See a current list of service partners at www.rotary.org/ partners. Report in Rotary Club Central. • Establish a partnership and conduct a project with one or more corporations, government entities, or nongovernmental organizations. Report in Rotary Club Central. • Enhance a project’s scope and visibility by partnering with at least five other Rotary clubs in your region. Report in Rotary Club Central.

NEW GENERATIONS Your club’s Rotaract or Interact club must be certified with Rotary International. To ensure that your status as a sponsor or co-sponsor is recorded, club presidents may confirm RI’s records in Rotary Club Central Reports. Contact rotaract@rotary.org or interact@rotary.org to report any discrepancies. Clubs must achieve 3 of the following goals: • Currently sponsor or co-sponsor a Rotaract club. • Currently sponsor or co-sponsor a communitybased Rotaract club. • Currently sponsor or co-sponsor an Interact club. • Have at least one club member mentor a Rotaractor or Interactor. Report in Rotary Club Central. • Involve Rotaractors or Interactors in club projects and events. Report in Rotary Club Central. • Sponsor or host at least one Rotary Youth Exchange student. Report in Rotary Club Central. • Sponsor a participant in a RYLA event. Report in Rotary Club Central.

PUBLIC IMAGE Clubs must report in Rotary Club Central. Clubs must achieve 1 of the following goals: • Host an event to inform the community about Rotary and its Foundation’s centennial. Report in Rotary Club Central. • Get local media to cover an outstanding club project. Report in Rotary Club Central. • Involve local media with at least one club event, project, or fundraiser. Report in Rotary Club Central.

Philippines District 3850 July - august 2016

DT IHSET RRIOCTTAA RW Y AF R OD U SN D A T I O N

Top 25 Highest All-Time Giving to The Rotary Foundation As of September 17, 2016 since the club chartered year

Club

All-time Giving

Year Chartered

Base Date

Years as of 1 July 2016

Members as of 1 July 2016

All-time Giving per Year

All-time Giving per Member

RC Zamboanga City

$154,622.68

05-Mar-48

1-Jul-16

$2,273.86

$61.46

RC Metro Iloilo

$146,083.26

01-Jun-79

1-Jul-16

$3,948.20

$58.06

RC Zamboanga City West

$98,224.66

02-Jun-71

1-Jul-16

$2,182.77

$55.97

RC Iloilo

$92,468.26

23-Apr-33

1-Jul-16

$1,114.08

$23.21

RC Bacolod North

$79,736.05

07-Jun-73

1-Jul-16

$1,854.33

$41.21

RC Bacolod

$76,377.43

16-Jun-37

1-Jul-16

$966.80

$29.30

RC Dipolog

$75,845.32

06-Dec-50

1-Jul-16

$1,166.85

$33.34

RC Iloilo City

$71,835.61

26-Feb-75

1-Jul-16

$1,752.09

$73.00

RC Midtown

$63,035.12

17-Feb-87

1-Jul-16

$2,173.62

$72.45

RC Pagadian

$55,788.86

14-Jan-75

1-Jul-16

$1,360.70

$38.88

RC Kalibo

$53,525.28

06-May-67

1-Jul-16

$1,092.35

$22.76

RC Pagadian West

$48,904.00

12-May-77

1-Jul-16

$1,253.95

$46.44

RC Iloilo South

$47,118.73

07-May-71

1-Jul-16

$1,047.08

$43.63

RC Bacolod West

$40,559.84

20-Jun-90

1-Jul-16

$1,559.99

$70.91

RC Metro Bacolod

$36,943.76

11-Apr-88

1-Jul-16

$1,319.42

$39.98

RC Zamboanga City North

$27,606.49

28-Apr-80

1-Jul-16

$766.85

$28.40

RC Metro Roxas

$27,574.78

08-Jan-82

1-Jul-16

$811.02

$27.03

RC Bacolod South

$25,644.95

15-Sep-69

1-Jul-16

$557.50

$27.87

RC Bacolod East

$24,444.32

11-Jan-83

1-Jul-16

$740.74

$23.89

RC Zamboanga City Central

$22,161.76

21-Feb-90

1-Jul-16

$852.38

$37.06

RC Roxas

$21,380.24

11-Dec-64

1-Jul-16

$419.22

$24.66

RC Ozamiz North

$20,655.70

22-Dec-74

1-Jul-16

$503.80

$19.38

RC Central Iloilo City

$18,350.89

13-Jun-90

1-Jul-16

$705.80

$47.05

RC Bacolod Marapara

$16,414.38

22-Oct-92

1-Jul-16

$713.67

$39.65

RC Zamboanga City East

$16,152.13

28-Dec-74

1-Jul-16

$393.95

$15.76

Rank

Zone

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T H E R O TDAI R SY T RFI O CT U NADWAAT R IO DN S

Attain a five-year high in total club giving to the Foundation (combined giving by all members under any designation, with a minimum contribution of $26.50 per member) in honor of the Foundationâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s centennial. *Club TRF contribution as of September 17, 2016

TOP 25 HIGHEST TRF CONTRIBUTION IN THE LAST FIVE YEARS

PDG Melvin Dela Serna

PDG Biboy Jocson

PDG Mark Ortiz

PDG Jude Doctora

PDG Oliver Ong

Total for last 5 Years

DG Ronnie*

Rank

Zone

Club Name

2011-2012

2012-2013

2013-2014

2014-2015

2015-2016

2011-2017

2016-2017

RC Dipolog

6,000.00

8,210.00

6,725.00

10,605.00

9,620.00

41,160.00

3,502.00

RC Metro Iloilo

5,202.33

11,220.00

6,520.00

10,920.00

6,680.00

40,542.33

9,500.00

RC Zamboanga City West

1,530.23

6,120.00

5,640.00

9,440.20

15,302.13

38,032.56

RC Zamboanga City

3,498.65

2,700.00

2,600.05

4,000.00

21,349.00

34,147.70

30.00

RC Iloilo City

5,065.12

1,500.00

2,520.00

8,441.66

6,900.00

24,426.78

RC Kalibo

5,136.05

5,911.90

916.28

4,829.88

5,135.12

21,929.23

RC Iloilo South

3,000.00

5,732.68

4,320.00

4,000.00

4,191.49

21,244.17

2,850.00

RC Bacolod North

4,343.67

2,600.00

500.00

5,631.00

7,320.00

20,394.67

RC Metro Bacolod

2,333.75

2,190.00

2,800.00

6,829.83

4,780.00

18,933.58

25.00

RC Midtown Iloilo

5,262.79

1,800.00

20.00

5,347.78

6,100.00

18,530.57

RC Pagadian West

8,249.53

8,500.00

657.00

1,000.00

18,406.53

RC Pagadian

1,169.77

2,500.00

430.00

4,954.76

5,917.44

14,971.97

RC Bacolod

1,100.00

1,359.36

3,335.00

6,100.00

1,741.28

13,635.64

5,241.30

RC Bacolod East

662.79

1,232.20

3,505.00

3,076.46

3,060.00

11,536.45

50.00

RC Ozamiz North

1,600.00

120.00

4,324.53

4,562.82

10,607.35

1,000.00

RC Bacolod West

1,148.84

1,220.00

1,320.00

3,966.44

2,460.00

10,115.28

RC Zamboanga City North

62.79

1,200.00

1,950.00

2,469.25

2,700.00

8,382.04

RC Roxas

302.33

700.00

610.00

1,524.44

4,674.48

7,811.25

1,000.00

RC Antique

140.70

1,250.00

1,015.68

1,694.22

3,516.67

7,617.27

1,010.87

RC Zamboanga City Central

1,687.79

370.73

500.00

1,833.78

3,200.00

7,592.30

RC Bacolod Central

453.79

400.00

2,804.05

3,020.00

6,677.84

RC Kabankalan

169.77

320.00

2,200.00

2,000.00

1,000.00

5,689.77

RC Bacolod South

1,719.78

650.00

1,380.85

1,000.00

741.86

5,492.49

RC Metro Kalibo

100.00

107.00

1,000.00

3,000.00

5,207.00

RC Molo

900.00

4,000.00

4,900.00

July - august 2016

C LDUIBS TM RE I CE TT I A NW GS ARDS

WHERE TO MAKE-UP IN DISTRICT 3850

6:00pm 7:00pm 12:00pm 12:00pm

TUESDAY

12:30pm 5:30pm 7:00pm 7:00pm 7:00pm 7:00pm 7:00pm 7:30pm 8:00pm 6:00pm 6:30pm 7:00 pm

WEDNESDAY

1:00pm 12:30nn 5:30pm 6:30pm 6:30pm 6:30pm 7:00pm 7:00pm 7:00pm

July - august 2016

Day/Time 12:45pm 12:00pm 5:30pm

THURSDAY

7:45pm

RC Metro Bacolod Sugarland Hotel, Araneta St., Bacolod City RC Midtown Iloilo Hotel del Rio, Molo MH Del Pilar St., Iloilo City RC Bacolod West O Hotel,Bacolod City RC Boracay Seawind Beach Resort, Boracay RC Basilan City 2nd Floor Regal Cafe, Isabela RC Metro Roxas Central President Jerry’s Home, Roxas City RC Bacolod South L’ Fisher Hotel, 15th Lacson St., Bacolod City RC Jaro-Centraline Franklin Hall, CPU, Iloilo City RC Roxas Rotary Center, Roxas City, Capiz RC Kalibo RC Kalibo & Livelihood Center, Kalibo, Aklan RC Zamboanga City West Lantaka Hotel by the Sea, Barangay Zone 4, Zamboanga City RC Ipil Sibugay Sibugay Grand Plaza Hotel, Ipil, Zamboanga del Sur RC Metro Iloilo Sarabia Manor Hotel, Gen Luna St., Iloilo City RC La Paz Sarabia Manor Hotel, Gen Luna St., Iloilo City RC Molo Hotel del Rio, Molo MH Del Pilar St., Iloilo City RC Bacolod Central Business Inn, 28 Lacson St., Bacolod City RC Pagadian West Sunburst Restaurant, Hotel Camila, Pagadian City RC Iloilo West Hotel del Rio, Molo MH Del Pilar St., Iloilo City RC Bacolod North O Hotel, San Sebastian St., Bacolod City RC Iloilo Hotel del Rio, Molo MH Del Pilar St., Iloilo City RC Salug Valley Molave La Pergola Cafe, Arapoc Building, Molave RC Metro Buug Green Palace Inland, Magsaysay St., Buug RC Metro Zamboanga Grand Astoria Hotel, Mayor Jaldon St., Zamboanga City RC Silay Tito Chuck’s Resto, Freedom Blvd., Silay City RC Bacolod-Marapara Golf & Country Club, Bata Subd, Bacolod City RC Dipolog 2/F Hotel Camila 1, Gen. Luna St., Dipolog City RC Ozamiz North Bethany Garden, Brgy Bitoon, Ozamiz City

6:00pm 6:00pm 7:00pm 7:00pm 7:00pm 7:00pm 7:00pm 5:00 pm 7:00pm 12:30pm 12:30pm

FRIDAY

7:30pm

Name of Club

5:00pm 5:00pm 6:00pm 6:30pm 7:00pm 7:00pm 7:30pm 7:00pm

SATURDAY

MONDAY

Day/Time

6:30pm 6:30pm 7:00pm 7:00pm

Name of Club RC Iloilo City Hotel del Rio, Molo MH Del Pilar St., Iloilo City RC Zamboanga City Lantaka Hotel by the Sea, Barangay Zone 4, Zamboanga City RC Jaro South Ocean City, Gen. Luna St.,Iloilo City RC Antique Kanyogan Garden Restaurant, San Jose, Antique RC Zamboanga City East Lantaka Hotel by the Sea, Barangay Zone 4, Zamboanga City RC Metro Roxas Spanggo Cafe, Rizal Street, Roxas City RC Metro Kalibo RC Kalibo & Livelihood Center, Kalibo, Aklan RC Bacolod O Hotel, San Sebastian St., Bacolod City RC Kabankalan RK’s Restaurant, Barangay 1, Kabankalan City RC Pagadian Four Queens Resort, Rizal Ave., Pagadian City RC Guimaras Zemkamps Chalet, Jordan, Guimaras RC Dapitan Sugba Sugba Atbp Restaurant, Dapitan RC Iloilo South Hotel del Rio, Molo MH Del Pilar St., Iloilo City RC Zamboanga City Central Lantaka Hotel by the Sea, Barangay Zone 4, Zamboanga City RC Bongao Rachel’s Hotel, Lamion, Bongao, Tawi-Tawi RC Metro Passi 2A Panes St., Passi City, Iloilo RC Victorias Club House Victorias, Victorias City RC Jaro-Iloilo City Sarabia Manor Hotel, Gen Luna St., Iloilo City RC Central Iloilo City Sarabia Manor Hotel, Gen Luna St., Iloilo City RC Bacolod-East L’ Fisher Hotel, 15th Lacson St., Bacolod City RC Zamboanga City North Lantaka Hotel by the Sea, Barangay Zone 4, Zamboanga City RC Escalante Laydas & Frans, South Ave., Escalante RC Dumangas Roofdeck, Doyo Bldg., Buenaflor St., Dumangas, Iloilo RC Oroquieta Centennial Rhovic’s Place Hotel & Restau, Oroquieta City RC Miagao Navarro’s Residence, Hinolan St., Miagao, Iloilo RC Jimenez President House, Jimenez

P R E S I D E N T I A L C I T A T I O N D A S H B ODAI R SD T R2I C 01 T 6A -W2A0R1D7 S As of September 17, 2016 Club ID

Club Name

Presidential Citation

Mandatory Activities

Membership

Foundation Giving

Online Tool Adoption Humanitarian Service

New Generations

Public Image

17015 17016 31518

Antique Bacolod Bacolod Central

N N N

1 1 1

3 3 2

1 1 0

1 0 1

3 6 0

2 5 0

0 3 0

17017

Bacolod East

29076 17018 17019 27374 17022 69302 50661 27338 25485 21409 31821 17037 27277 17045 17046 17047 28828 59175 29746 25131 31664 17050 17052 17053 30821 25280 85533 17066 54828 76428 22518 74422 22275 58693 24342 27939 69314 17073 17074 17075 17080 84785 17084 17091 17094 26956 17095 17096 17097

Bacolod-Marapara Bacolod North Bacolod South Bacolod West Basilan City Bongao Boracay Central Iloilo City Dapitan Dipolog Dumangas Escalante Guimaras Iloilo Iloilo City Iloilo South Iloilo West Ipil-Sibugay Jaro-Centraline Jaro-Iloilo City Jaro South Jimenez Kabankalan Kalibo La Paz Metro Bacolod Metro Buug Metro Iloilo Metro Kalibo Metro Passi Metro Roxas Metro Roxas Central Metro Zamboanga Miagao Midtown Iloilo Molo Oroquieta Centennial Ozamiz North Pagadian Pagadian West Roxas Salug Valley Molave Silay Victorias Zamboanga City Zamboanga City Central Zamboanga City East Zamboanga City North Zamboanga City West

N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N

1 1 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1

1 2 1 1 2 1 2 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 2 2 0 0 0 2 1 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 2 2 2 1 1 2 1 1 1 2 2 1 2 1 1 1 0 1 1 2

1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0 2 0 1 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 2

1 3 1 4 4 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 4 0 1 1 2 1 1 1 2 7 0 4 0 0 1 4 2 3 4 0 4 4 2 3 3 3 0 0 1 1 0 0 4

5 4 3 4 1 1 0 3 0 2 1 0 0 2 2 2 4 0 2 0 2 1 1 2 4 5 0 5 1 1 1 0 3 3 4 0 2 3 3 4 4 0 2 0 2 3 1 1 5

2 2 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 1 0 0 0 1 2 2 2 0 2 2 0 2 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 2

July - august 2016

DCI L SU TR BI C ST E NAI W OR AIRTD YS Zone 1 6 10 8 10 4 5 4 7 1 11 5 5 7 9 10 9 2 8 1 5 9 3 10 4 6 11 3 7 10 1 2 7 3 1 6 2 3 8 6 2 3 3 4 2 4 1 11 8 11 4 9 9

Rotary Club

Year Chartered

Base Date

# of Years as of July 1, 2016

Seniority Rank

RC Iloilo RC Bacolod RC Zamboanga City RC Dipolog RC Basilan City RC Roxas RC Victorias RC Kalibo RC Bacolod South RC Iloilo South RC ZC West RC Silay RC Bacolod North RC Kabankalan RC Ozamiz North RC Zamboanga City East RC Pagadian RC Iloilo City RC Jimenez RC Antique RC Escalante RC Pagadian West RC Metro Iloilo RC Zamboanga City North RC Metro Roxas RC Bacolod East RC Metro ZC RC Midtown Iloilo RC Metro Bacolod RC Zamboanga City Central RC Guimaras RC Central Iloilo City RC Bacolod West RC Molo RC Iloilo West RC Bacolod-Marapara RC Jaro-Centraline RC La Paz RC Dapitan RC Bacolod Central RC Jaro South RC Dumangas RC Metro Passi RC Boracay RC Jaro-Iloilo City RC Metro Kalibo RC Miagao RC Ipil-Sibugay RC Oroquieta Centennial RC Bongao RC Metro Roxas Central RC Salug Valley Molave RC Metro Buug

1933-04-23 1937-06-16 1948-03-05 1950-12-06 1960-01-20 1964-12-11 1966-10-28 1967-05-06 1969-09-15 1971-05-07 1971-06-02 1973-05-07 1973-06-07 1974-11-04 1974-12-22 1974-12-28 1975-01-14 1975-02-26 1975-02-28 1975-05-14 1976-08-27 1977-05-12 1979-06-01 1980-04-28 1982-01-08 1983-01-11 1984-12-20 1987-02-17 1988-04-11 1990-02-21 1990-05-30 1990-06-13 1990-06-20 1991-04-15 1992-06-05 1992-10-22 1993-09-09 1995-06-06 1996-03-24 1996-04-23 1996-06-05 1996-09-11 1997-06-13 1997-07-02 1998-02-04 2001-01-17 2002-05-24 2002-06-27 2005-05-18 2005-05-18 2006-11-01 2012-10-22 2014-01-24

01-Jul-16 01-Jul-16 01-Jul-16 01-Jul-16 01-Jul-16 01-Jul-16 01-Jul-16 01-Jul-16 01-Jul-16 01-Jul-16 01-Jul-16 01-Jul-16 01-Jul-16 01-Jul-16 01-Jul-16 01-Jul-16 01-Jul-16 01-Jul-16 01-Jul-16 01-Jul-16 01-Jul-16 01-Jul-16 01-Jul-16 01-Jul-16 01-Jul-16 01-Jul-16 01-Jul-16 01-Jul-16 01-Jul-16 01-Jul-16 01-Jul-16 01-Jul-16 01-Jul-16 01-Jul-16 01-Jul-16 01-Jul-16 01-Jul-16 01-Jul-16 01-Jul-16 01-Jul-16 01-Jul-16 01-Jul-16 01-Jul-16 01-Jul-16 01-Jul-16 01-Jul-16 01-Jul-16 01-Jul-16 01-Jul-16 01-Jul-16 01-Jul-16 01-Jul-16 01-Jul-16

83 79 68 65 56 51 49 49 46 45 45 43 43 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 39 39 37 36 34 33 31 29 28 26 26 26 26 25 24 23 22 21 20 20 20 19 19 18 18 15 14 14 11 11 9 3 2

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53

July - august 2016

R I S outh P acific and P hilippines O ffice

Mail: Rotary International South Pacific & Philippines Office PO Box 1415 Parramatta NSW 2124 Australia

Street Address: Rotary Centre Level 2, 60 Phillip Street, Parramatta NSW 2150 Australia Tel: +61 2 8894 9800 Fax: +61 2 8894 9899 Email: risppo@rotary.org Office Hours: 8.30 am to 5pm, Monday to Friday Except Australian & NSW Public Holidays

Rotary International Headquarters

International Office Manager

Frank Pezzimenti

Frank.Pezzimenti@rotary.org

Ph: +61 2 8894 9811

Administration Coordinator

Lalitha Warren

Lalitha.Warren@rotary.org

Ph: +61 2 8894 9810

Admin Support / Reception

Skye Knight

Skye.Knight@rotary.org

Ph: +61 2 8894 9800

One Rotary Center 1560 Sherman Avenue Evanston, IL, 60201-3698, USA

ADMINISTRATION

•

Administration assist with all enquiries about Rotary International & The Rotary Foundation literature, videos and CDs

CLUB & DISTRICT SUPPORT Supervisor

Andrew Best

Andrew.Best@rotary.org

Ph: +61 2 8894 9820

Coordinator

Barbara Mifsud

Barbara.Mifsud@rotary.org

Ph: +61 2 8894 9821

Correspondent

Mary Jayne Desmond

MaryJayne.Desmond@rotary.org

Ph: +61 2 8894 9822

• • • • • • • • • • •

Admission of new Clubs (Rotary, Rotaract, Interact, Rotary Community Corps, Satellite clubs) Applications for change of name, change of club & district locality, merger of clubs Applications for club & district incorporation Licensing inquiries and advice re Licensed Vendors Use of Rotary mark and brand centre guidance District dispute enquiries Special club and member anniversary recognition (50th, 75th, 100th ), other special years by request www.rotary.org enquiries including My Rotary guidance, Rotary Club Central, Reports, Showcase & Ideas Guide district governors, clubs and Rotarians on procedural, constitution and incorporation matters Assist the district governors, clubs and Rotarians in their communications with world headquarters o Maintain historical records of clubs Training of clubs and district leaders

FINANCE Supervisor

Grace Ramirez

Grace.Ramirez@rotary.org

Ph: +61 2 8894 9830

Coordinator

Sally Furto (Aust & NZ)

Sally.Furto@rotary.org

Ph: +61 2 8894 9832

Coordinator

Melissa Asanza (TRF Finance)

Melissa.Asanza@rotary.org

Ph: +61 2 8894 9833

Coordinator

Rosalyn Ong (Philippines)

Rosalyn.Ong@rotary.org

Ph: +61 2 8894 9831

• • • • • • •

Collect per capita dues and other payments to Rotary International Process Semi Annual reports on club membership and inquiries on SAR payments Assist clubs & districts with inquiries on: club remittances and balances, reinstatements after payment following termination Process The Rotary Foundation contributions Make payments to Rotarians travelling at RI or Rotary Foundation expense Make payments to Rotary Foundation Scholars Make Global payments on behalf of TRF and Rotary International (SPAs)

THE ROTARY FOUNDATION Supervisor

PDG Bruce Allen

Bruce.Allen@rotary.org

Ph: +61 2 8894 9840

Fund Development Officer

Mark Anderson

Mark.Anderson@rotary.org

Ph: +61 2 8894 9841

TRF Admin

Krissy Aure-Canson

MariaKristenne.Aure-Canson@rotary.org

Ph: +61 2 8894 9842

• • • • • •

Fund Development Paul Harris Fellow Recognition – process applications and issue regalia & certificates Maintain record of club recognition points Issue benefactor recognitions, bequest and major donor recognition Provide assistance and clarification on all Rotary Foundation matters Assist with The Rotary Foundation contribution enquiries

July - august 2016

Bangkok

2-4 December 2016

http://www.2016bangkokrotaryinstitute.org/

Atlanta

10-14 June 2017

http://www.riconvention.org/ Bangkok

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