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Be a GIFTis the official Governors

monthly newsletter of District 3850

Jesus Vincent Carbon IIIEditor-in-Chief

DG Oliver Ver Ong, MPHFConsultant

PP Erwin BernardoConsultant

Carmel Therese CrauzStaff

Rotary Clubs of D3850Contributors

website:http://www.rotary3850.org

online:http://www.rotary3850.org/gml3850online.htm

[email protected]@yahoo.com

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RIPRESIDENTS MESSAGE

DISTRICTGOVERNORS MESSAGE

DISTRICTGOVERNORSPROFILE

DISTRICTSECRETARYS CORNER

ROTARY INTERNATIONALASSEMBLY

ON THE COVER

District Governor Oliver Ong

with his spouse Carol together with R.I. President

K.R.Ravi Ravindran and his spouse Vanathy.

DISTAS & PETS

WORLD CLASS TEAMDIRECTORY

WORLD CLASS PRESIDENTSDIRECTORY

TAIWAN ROTARYAMBASSADORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

PRESIDENTIAL CITATION PROGRAM

ROTARY SOUTH PACIFIC ANDPHILIPPINES OFFICE

SPECIAL OBSERVANCES

IN THIS ISSUE

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SCRIBBLES FROM THE EDITORJESUS VINCENT CARBON III

Joshua Marine once said, Challenges are what make life interesting and overcoming them is what makes life meaningful. Indeed. Being at the helm of our R.I. Districts monthly newsletter, I recognized that the task is enormous and the challenge is of unparalleled proportions.

It was at the time of PDG Manuel Manny Tatel, Jr. that I became aware of the existence of Rotary. We held office in the same buildinghis was on the 1st floor and mine was on the 2nd floor, and I passed by his office regularly. PDG Manny was a prolific writer. He could whip an article for a local newspaper or a letter to a colleague just in a matter of few minutes. PDG Manny often saw me in his office and often, he would ask me to help him encode all those articles and letters with his crisp Bicolano-accented tone of apology, alam mo naman, matanda na ang Ninong mo paki-type nga nito.

I still can recall vividly how I was invited to have the position of GML editor-in-chief. After our weekly Rotary meeting, then DGE Oliver Ver Ong asked me to stay. When we were both seated, he dished it out straight, Vince, how would you like to become the editor-in-chief of our GML?

And so goes the time-honored and essential phrase, the rest is still a story in the making.

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Our time on this earth is finite, and its always shorter than we think. How do we want to spend it? Will we give of ourselves to others, so that the world will be richer because we passed through it? Or will we spend our days, as the famous Indian poet Rabindranath Tagore wrote, in stringing and unstringing our instruments, while the song we came to sing remains unsung?

The glory of Rotary is that it helps us find a way to sing that song. It guides us on a path to living richer, more meaningful lives, by encouraging us to focus our attention on the things that matter and helping each of us find our own way to be a gift to the world.

If we ask ourselves what characteristics we value most in our friends, most of us would answer similarly: integrity, trustworthiness, caring, compatibility. Our friends are not necessarily the people who are most like us but the ones who complement us, who bring out the best in us. That, to me, is precisely what we can find in Rotary.

Rotary is a way to bring out the best part of ourselves, and let it guide our lives. Too often, we spend our days in pursuit of the goals that should matter least. We focus our attention on our own achievements and our own gain; we devote endless energy to the accumulation of material things. Yet at the end of our lives, no one will remember us for the cars

we drove, the clothes we wore, the titles we carried, or the offices we sat in. We will not be admired for the efforts we poured into making our own lives richer or our own status higher. In the end, our worth will be measured not by how much we acquired, but by how much we gave away.

Will we avert our eyes from suffering, or will we alleviate it? Will we speak words of

compassion, or will we act on them? Will we be content only totake from the world or will we give to it?

In the 2015-16 Rotary year, our theme will be Be a Gift to the World.

Through Rotary, we can take these gifts and make a genuine difference in the lives of others and in our world.

It is said that we are born with our fists clenched, but we die with our hands open, and that our talents are the gift that God gave us. What we make of our talents is our gift back to God.

Equally we come into this world grasping at everything, but when we leave it, we leave all material things behind as well. Through Rotary,we can leave behind something real and lasting.

Our time is now. It will never come again. Be a Gift to the World.

Every one of us has something to give whoever we are, whatever our place in life. We can give our talent, our knowledge, our abilities, and our effort; we can give our dedication and our devotion.

K.R. RaviRavindranRI President 2015-16Rotary Club of ColomboSri Lanka

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THE R.I. PRESIDENT

K.R. Ravi Ravindran, a member of the Rotary Club of Colombo, Western Province, Sri Lanka, (has been selected by the Nominating Committeez for President of RI in 2015-16. Ravindran will become the president-nominee on 1 October if there are no challenging candidates.)

Ravindran said his top priority for Rotary will be to increase membership, which he called the bedrock of any organization.

The emphasis on membership has to continue with focus on the younger generation, Ravindran said. Additionally, we must seek to attract the just retired and experienced people into Rotary.

Creating regional membership plans and realizing that one size does not fit all has been a move in the right direction, he said.

Albert Einstein defined insanity as doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. In many ways this has been the story of Rotarys poor membership advance, he said. Thankfully, our approach this time has been studied and altered. We have created 22 different membership regions so that each region would develop and execute a plan that would suit that particular region.

Ravindran said its important for Rotarians to share their stories, especially through social media, so others can see the impact Rotary has had in their lives. He said its also important for the organization to speak with a consistent voice. Our identity must remain simple and be based on our core values. It must be clear and straightforward to both our internal and external audience.

Ravindran holds a degree in commerce and is founder and CEO of Printcare PLC, a publicly listed company and global leader in the tea packaging industry. He also serves on the board of several other companies and charitable trusts. He is the founding president of the Sri Lanka Anti Narcotics Association, the largest antinarcotics organization in Sri Lanka.

As his countrys PolioPlus chair, Ravindran headed a task force with members from the government, UNICEF, and Rotary and worked closely with UNICEF to negotiate a cease-fire with northern militants during National Immunization Days.

A Rotarian since 1974, Ravindran has served Rotary as a director and treasurer of RI and as a trustee of The Rotary Foundation. He has also served as an International Assembly group discussion leader, district governor, Council on Legislation representative, and zone institute chair. He chaired the Schools Reawakening project, sponsored by Rotary clubs and districts in Sri Lanka, which rebuilt 25 tsunami-devastated schools, benefiting 15,000 children.

Ravindran has been awarded The Rotary Foundations Citation for Meritorious Service and Distinguished Service Award and the Service Award for a Polio-Free World.

He and his wife, Vanathy, have two children, and are level 4 Major Donors to the Foundation.

byArnold R. GrahlRotary News6-Aug-2013

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Happiness to our New Rotary Year! Make it happen!I am happy to inherit a stronger district with a Vision to unite and harmonize us more through the years. I am blessed that our District Leaders are committed to serve as ONE to strengthen further our geographically challenged yet a Fun District. And I am fortunate that our World Class Presidents are all excited to lead their respective clubs to make this year more significant-full of action.

Go forth and serve is our hurrah! Seize the opportunities in the 6 areas of focus to help our less fortunate brothers and sisters. They deserve better in life. Wipe away those tears and turn those weary faces into appreciative smiles is what we aim for.

You will be the light! You will be the spark! You will be the hope! While you are sharing your gifts in lifting their burdens, be assured that your District Servants will be there to help you realize your goals, in every way we can. No clubs will be left behind and all clubs will be supported, near or far.

We will serve with responsibility and dedication. Distance will be overcome with technology as it has made the world smaller and interconnected. However, if you need us to be there, we will be there.

We will engage you to ensure your success. We will be in front of you, leading the way. We will be by your side, ensuring you are

on the right path. And we will be behind you, pushing you to Success! You will hear a lot from your District office!

As Ben Carson once said: Happiness doesn't result from what we get, but from what we give.

Let us be a Gift to the World. Make it happen!

We will serve with responsibility and dedication. Distance will be overcome with technology as it has made the world smaller and interconnected. However, if you need us to be there, we will be there.

Oliver Ver Ong, MPHFzzDistrict Governor 2015-16Rotary Club of Zamboanga City

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OUR MARCHING ORDERS

Great Rotary Greetings to the D3850 World Class Team and Rotarians:

As your District Secretary, my task is to help our exciting World Class District Governor Oliver Ong in carrying out the mission of the district and that of Rotary International by assisting the clubs in achieving their goals and objectives.

Rotary International President Ravi has set forth his thrusts as embodied in the R.I. Presidential Citation brochure and our Rotary Theme: Be a gift to the world. Our own Governor Oliver too has his set of district thrusts and goals which are more particularized and have cascaded from those of our R.I. Presidents.

Unless otherwise specified, all activities to be considered for the R.I. Presidential Citation must be completed between 1 July 2015 and 1 April 2016. Our accomplishments will then be verified by Rotary International data.

Please take note that unlike in the previous Presidential Citations where we simply indicate by tick marks our having complied a particular goal and duly attested to by our District Governor, that would not work under the new scheme as there must be actual reporting online in the Rotary Club Central which will be duly verified before we are given due credit.

What does this mean? It means we must first enroll with MyRotary, stay online and keep updating our accounts. It is not easy but we can do this. Do not be afraid to ask for help. You can count on your District Officers for help on this regard.

Our club leaders have the responsibility to regularly check their individual clubs progress and verify the accuracy of R.I.s data. To help them with this, they will have the ability to track their clubs progress toward each of the citations goals in real time by signing in to our My Rotary account. This functionality will be available on 1 July. Any discrepancies they find in R.I.s data should be brought to the latters attention immediately so they can be resolved before the deadline.

Among others, our clubs must complete two mandatory activities and additional activities as described in each category. Clubs are mandated to set at least 15 goals in Rotary Club Central and to pay the July semiannual dues to R.I. on time.

Some activities will be verified by the information we enter in Rotary Club Central, as noted in the Presidential Citation brochure. Other activities will be verified automatically when we initiate a specific action.On the other hand, our very own Governor Oliver enjoins us to do the same thing plus another set of 9 goals. Thus, 100% of our clubs should make on-time payment of R.I. dues. All of us should subscribe the Philippine Rotary Magazine. Lets submit our 3-year Strategic Plan. We should also register 100% to the Rotary Club Central. Aim for two new members and maintain a 100% retention rate. Enhance our public image via tri-media and facebook. Support TRF with $100 per capita. Avail Global Grants. Support our future Rotarians: Interactors, Rotaractors, Rylarians, Rotex, Rotakids and other new generation groups plus the Rotary Community Corps. And finally, to put up or maintain 53 Rotary Corners in public school libraries.

Now that we know our marching orders, lets carry them out together as a team. Exchange ideas and then take action. So Forward.March.

PP Emilio Emil Aquino, MPHFDistrict Secretary 2015-16Rotary Club of Zamboanga City - West

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Aptly described by the acronym: O.L.I.V.E.R, the District Governor of D3850 is an Outstanding Leader, Inveterate Volunteer and Exemplary Rotarian. His Governorship is backed up by 25 years of solid Rotary service, having been inducted into Rotary way back on July 9, 1989 at the age of 28 when a lot of his contemporaries were still Rotaractors. AN ACCOMPLISHED ROTARIANA dedicated Rotarian who was awarded as a 100 percenter in attendance for 20 straight years, Oliver is a PHF+6 and a Paul Harris Society member. He is also a Benefactor to TRF and a Lifetime Subscriber to the PRM. He led the Friendship Exchange team to Japan and the GSE team to Tampa, Florida.He held six different club positions before he took the helm of the Rotary Club of Zamboanga City in RY 1996-97. As Club President he was awarded Most Outstanding President with his club as the Most Outstanding Club plus 9 other Major District Awards.

HERESSOMETHING

TA B O U T

BY DS/PP EMILIO EMIL AQUINO, MPHF

O.L.I.V.E.R.

He accepted positions and responsibilities that were given to him by his club. And he served each and every position to the best of his ability and resources.

-- PDG James MacGyver Makasiar, Major Donor LEVEL 1

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Thereafter, he still volunteered to assume Club positions while taking in various District positions including as Assistant Governor, GSE Sub-Committe Chair, Discon Chair, District Secretary and as District Chair for Youth Exchangethe program that is closes to his heart. CAREERProfessionally, he is an accomplished entrepreneur with 30 years of experience in the field of sales, marketing, finance, and human resources. He is a goal-oriented person and is very passionate in everything he is involved in whether its work, Rotary or his advocacies in ICT or Literacy development work. He pushes excellence in all his undertakings.Aside from being a top corporate executive in five companies to include being CEO of Petroline Marketing, Inc., he is a Director of the Chamber of Commerce, the ICT Council, his high school Board and Alumni Association.Academically, after earning his BSC degree with Major in Management of Financial Institution from De La Salle University, he also earned a Certificate Course in Organization Development from Ateneo de Manila University (ADMU) and he is working on his MBA at the Ateneo de Zamboanga University (ADZU).FAMILYHe is happily married to the former CAROLINE Uy, PHF. They are blessed with four beautiful and smart kids.

KATHERINE is currently a Branch Manager for Investments and Assistant Manager for Operations and Manager for Investments at HSBC.KATRINA was a Rotary Youth Exchange Student to Jackson, Michigan, U.S.A. She was conferred a Paul Harris Fellow by her host club, the Rotary Club of Jackson. She is an accounting graduate and also works at HSBC.JACQUELINE, like her two sisters, also works at HSBC. She introduced our District Governor as The Rock during the District Handover in

Zamboanga City last July 9, 2015. She holds a diploma in Psychology and Economics . JACOB MATTHEW is a Grade 11 student and is currently enrolled in an International Baccalaureate Program.

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ROTARYINTERNATIONAL

ASSEMBLY

The International Assembly is Rotarys annual event for governors-elect. It was first held in Chicago in 1919. Between 1928-1950, it was held before the convention, at a site near the convention city. It then moved to Lake Placid, New York, for more than 20 years. In recent years, it has been held in San Diego, California, USA. Its now held much earlier to allow incoming governors more time to prepare for their year as governor.

The International Assembly educates, motivates, and inspires district governors-elect to lead Rotarians in their districts.

Through plenary sessions, group discussions, networking activities, and social events, future governors get the hands-on information theyll need for the coming year. This training meeting features speeches by the RI president-elect, Rotary Foundation trustee chair-elect, and other senior Rotary leaders, such as past RI presidents, current RI directors, and past Foundation trustee chairs, who share their knowledge and experience. Participants exchange information and ideas with other governors-elect from around the world, creating bonds that foster future projects and a lifetime of friendship.

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ROTARYINTERNATIONAL

ASSEMBLY

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The 2015 District District Team Training Seminar (DTTS) and President-Elect Training Seminar (PETS) are an essential stages of governance for the District Governor. These Seminars serve as the fuel to the vehicle that will ferry Governor Oliver Ong all throughout the year in administering District 3850.

The DTTS and PETS have a two-fold purpose. First, the assembly and seminars set sights on training District Team and Club Officers for their year in office; providing the District Team and Club Presidents with the toolsknowledge, skills, and attitude, in becoming effective Club leaders.

Second and last, to encourage building of team leadership through constant communication and cooperation. It will also provide the District Governor and District Team the opportunity to motivate Club Officers and build a productive working relationship.

Our District Trainer is PDG James MacGyver Makasiar, MPHF. PDG Makasiar and the other resource speakers imparts information of Rotary programs, guidance on program and project management, and Rotary best practices through experiences.

DISTRICT TEAMTRAINING

ASSEMBLY(DISTAS)

PRESIDENT-ELECTTRAININGSEMINAR

(PETS)

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MULTI-DISTRICTPRESIDENT-ELECT

TRAININGSEMINAR

February 9, 2015Marco Polo Plaza Hotel

Cebu City, Philippines

with

RI Pres. K.R. Ravi RavindranRI Director Guiller Tumangan

RI Pres. RY 2017-2018 Ian Riseley

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DIRECTORY

WORLD CLASSDISTRICT TEAM DG Oliver Ver Ong, MPHFRotary Club of Zamboanga City

Petron Super Station, Gov. Lim Avenue, Zamboanga [email protected]

PDG James McGyver MakasiarMajor Donor Level 1Rotary Club of Zamboanga City WestMakenter Bldg., Mayor Jaldon St., Zamboanga City09177104963 [email protected]

PP Allan Ryan Tan, MPHFRotary Club of Metro Iloilo68 Avancea St., Molo, Iloilo [email protected]

IPP Raul Garganera, PHFRotary Club of BacolodPRC 10th Lacson St., Bacolod City09173250007/[email protected]

PP John Steve John Aleman, MPHFRotary Club of PagadianInsular Life, Rizal Ave., Pagadian City09189911119/[email protected]

DGE Ronnie Gabalda, MPHFRotary Club of Iloilo SouthNig Marketing, 32 Mabini St., Iloilo City0918.902.5330|[email protected]

PP Gerlin Kathy Espinosa, PHF

Rotary Club of Iloilo SouthPaho Rd., Dulunan Arevalo, Iloilo [email protected]

PP Leonardo Raphael Raphy Tayco, Jr., MPHFRotary Club of KaliboVega Bldg., Archbishop Reyes St., Kalibo, Aklan09177114600/0362688486 [email protected]

PP Joel Jaranilla, MPHFRotary Club of Metro BacolodGalo-Gasataya St., Bacolod [email protected]

PP Sixto Jun Kwan, Jr., MPHFRotary Club of Zamboanga CityABC Bakery & Grocery, T. Claudio St., Zamboanga [email protected]@yahoo.com

PP Methuselah Bing Santamaria, PHFRotary Club of Kalibo1028 Mercedes Village, New Busawang, Kalibo, [email protected]

PP Virgilio Nonoy Braga, MPHFRotary Club of Iloilo CityHcnda. Bob-Vir, Brgy Lico-an, Barotac Nuevo, [email protected]

PP Roberto Bobby Tinsay, PHF

Rotary Club of Bacolod NorthKamunsil St., La Salle Ave., Bacolod [email protected]

PP Madrio Muni Castro Muoz, MPHFRotary Club of DipologPALMS, Gampis, Sicayab, Dipolog City09189660060/[email protected]

PP Raoul Quijano, PHFRotary Club of Zamboanga City West107 San Jose Rd.,Zamboanga [email protected]

DGN Enigardo Jundad Legislador, MPHFRotary Club of KabankalanSouthern Negros Doctors HospitalKabankalan-Mabinay Highway, Kabankalan [email protected]

PP Emilio Emil Benito Aquino, MPHFRotary Cub of Zamboanga City WestUnit1 Tongs Apartment, 48 Campaner St.,Zamboanga [email protected]

DISTRICT GOVERNOR

DISTRICT TRAINER

ASSISTANT GOVERNOR - Zone 3



DISTRICT MEMBERSHIP DEVELOPMENT CHAIR RY 2015-16

ASSISTANT GOVERNORZONE 1




MEMBERSHIP DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANT CHAIR ZONES 1-4

MEMBERSHIP DEVELOPMENTASSISTANT CHAIR ZONES 5-7

ASSISTANT GOVERNORZONE 2




DISTRICT SECRETARY & AWARDS COMMITTEE

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PP Emilio Emil Benito Aquino, MPHFRotary Cub of Zamboanga City WestUnit1 Tongs Apartment, 48 Campaner St.,Zamboanga [email protected] DIRECTORY

WORLD CLASSDISTRICT TEAM

PP Ian Lahi, PHFRotary Club of Zamboanga City EastDOLE Office, Veterans Ave.,Zamboanga City09177244338/[email protected]

PP Rene Rene Luy, MPHFRotary Club of PagadianPagadian Union Hardware, Fajares Ave., Pagadian City09177224168/[email protected]

PP Edwin To, MPHFRotary Club of Zamboanga CityBudgetwise SupermarketVeterans Ave. cor Rodriguez St.,Zamboanga [email protected]

PDG Emma Ems Nava, Major Donor Level 1Rotary Club of Central Iloilo CityCompania Central, Molo, Iloilo [email protected]

PDG Philip Phil Abello, MPHFRotary Club of Bacolod East61 Lizares Ave.,Bacolod City [email protected]@yahoo.com

PP Nida Tan, MPHFRotary Club of Zamboanga City Central410-D Tans Compound, Sta. Maria, Zamboanga City09269539231/9914729

PP Anton Mari Lim, MPHFRotary Club of Zamboanga CityWaltac Vet. Clinic62 Gov. Lim Ave., Zamboanga City0917 7101571/[email protected]

PP Eric Harina, MPHF& Spouse Claire HarinaRotary Club of Zamboanga City245 MC Enriquez Drive, Don Alfaro St.,Tetuan, Zamboanga [email protected]

PDG Mark Ortiz, PHFRotary Club of RoxasSan Antonio Resort-Village Lawis, Baybay, Roxas City, Capiz09173120779/[email protected]

PP Christopher Chris Montero, MPHFRotary Club of Metro IloiloPrePress solutions251 Lopez Jaena st., Molo, Iloilo City09209042988 [email protected]

PP Milagros Fernandez, PHFRotary Club of Zamboanga City Central438 Sta. Maria St., Zamboanga [email protected]@[email protected]

PP Eric George Basilio, RFSMRotary Club of Zamboanga City NorthDXHT FM, Tomas Claudio St.,Zamboanga [email protected]

PP Cesar Sar Gonzales, MPHFRotary Club of Zamboanga CityMC Enriquez St., Tetuan, Zamboanga City09189177140/[email protected]

PDG James Mc Gyver Makasiar, Major Donor Level 1Rotary Club of Zamboanga WestMakenter Bldg., Mayor Jaldon St., Zamboanga City09177104963 [email protected]

PP Miguel Sarabia, PHFRotary Club of Bacolod EastLacson St.,Bacolod [email protected]

PP Jeffty Castillon, MPHFRotary Club of KabankalanSouthern Negros Doctors Hospital Don Emilio Village, Kabankalan [email protected]

PP Melrose Lunn, PHFRotary Club of Roxas175 Liberation St., Poblacion Numancia Numancia, Aklan09285540086/[email protected]@[email protected]



DISTRICT CONFERENCE COMMITTEE

RI AWARDS NOMINATIONS COMMITTEE

DISTRICT GOVERNORSREPRESENTATIVE TO PRM

DISTRICT COMMUNITY SERVICE

DSG LITERACY

RI PRESIDENT REPRESENTATIVE AIDE

RI CONVENTION 2016 PROMOTION

DISTRICT INFORMATION & COMMUNICATION

DISTRICT RESOURCES GROUP (DSG) - WATER

INTERNATIONAL SERVICE

FINANCE OFFICER

ROTARY INSTITUTE 2016 PROMOTIONAL

DISTRICT VOCATIONAL SERVICE

DSG - HEALTH & HUNGER

ROTARY FRIENDSHIP EXCHANGE

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PP Jerry Olson, MPHFRotary Club of Metro Roxas CentralGreen Earth Village, Brgy Mongpong New Road, Roxas City [email protected]

PP John Michael Kano Ng, MPHFRotary Club of Metro IloiloIloilo Lucky Auto Supply Inc120 Ledesma Street, Iloilo City, 500009176380222/[email protected]

PP Alberto Junjun Arceo III, PHFRotary Club of Bacolod East2923 Burgos Ext., Bacolod [email protected]

PP Mary Geraldine Geri Asis, MPHFRotary Club of Metro RoxasSpanggo Restaurant, Rizal St., Roxas City, [email protected]

PDG Rafael Biboy Jocson, MPHFRotary Club of Bacolod NorthDoctors Hospital, Rm. 149 B.S. Aquino Drive, Bacolod [email protected]

PP Dexter Wee Tsang, MPHFRotary Club of Ipil SibugayDiamond St., Don Andres, Ipil, Zamboanga [email protected]

PP Doc Chris Sorongon, MPHFRotary Club of Bacolod12th-Lacson Sts., Bacolod [email protected]@gmail.com [email protected]

IPP Robert Cerrada, PHFRotary Club of Bacolod NorthLas Villas de HerviasBrgy Villamonte, Bacolod City09228063695|[email protected]

PP Rafael Paeng Golez, RFSMRotary Club of Bacolod EastMountainview Subd., Bacolod City09328438388/[email protected]

IPP Sonya Verdeflor, MPHFRotary Club of Bacolod East1691 Paglaum St., Capitol Heights, Bacolod [email protected]

PP Julito Loloy Timtim, MPHFRotary Club of Pagadian WestPurok Lubi, Brgy. LenienzaPagadian City09204402368/[email protected]

PP Louis Louie Gonzaga, MPHFRotary Club of Bacolod North4 Rizal Street, Bacolod [email protected]

Ms. Joy Ann JA ArdienteRotaract Club of Bacolod MaraparaAntonio Luna St., Silay City09478559270 [email protected]

Pres. Mark Renier Catahay, RFSMRotary Club of RoxasArches Subd., San Roque St., Roxas [email protected]

PP Rodolfo Junieboy Tordesillas, RFSMRotary Club of Silaycor. Mana-Ul and Maya Sts., Silay [email protected]

PDG Ramiro Chick Garcia Jr., MPHFRotary Club of Bacolod NorthRolis Arcade, 2nd F. La Salle Ave., Bacolod City09173009033/44340432/[email protected]

PDG Ramon Cua Locsin, Major Donor Level 2Rotary Club of Metro IloiloRCL Commercial, 22 Quezon St. Iloilo [email protected]

ROTARY COMMUNITY CORPS

ROTARACT

ROTARY YOUTH EXCHANGE

EXTENSION ASST. CHAIRMAN for ZONES 1-4

DISTRICT NOMINATING & ELECTION COMMITTEE


INTERACT

ROTARY YOUTH LEADERSHIP AWARDS(RYLA)

EXTENSION CHAIRMAN

YOUTH PROTECTION OFFICER


DISTRICT NEW GENERATIONS CHAIRMAN

DISTRICT ROTARACT REPRESENTATIVE

DISTRICT VOICE OF OUR YOUTH


PROTOCOL AND RESOLUTION COMMITTEE

DISTRICT ROTARY FOUNDATIONCOMMITTEE

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IPDG Joe Jay Jude Doctora, MPHFRotary Club of Metro BacolodGonzaga Ext. Dona Juliana Subd., Bacolod City09189208770/[email protected] [email protected]

PP Winston Santos, MPHFRotary Club of Iloilo CityFabson Inc., Ledesma St.,Iloilo [email protected]

PP Nestor Jun-Jun Jalandoni III, PHFRotary Club of Bacolod North Emmanuel Corp., Bangga Subay Mandalagan, Bacolod City09228772053/[email protected]

PP Edna Bernardita Beng Capili-Chan, MPHFRotary Club of DipologAnahaw, Galas, Dipolog City09178101662/09238308154/[email protected]

PP Jose Vicente JV Atilano III, MPHFRotary Club of Zamboanga City West2nd Flr. Makenter Bldg., Mayor Jaldon St., Canelar, Zamboanga City09178882729/09177040073 [email protected]

PDG Dave Villanueva, MPHFRotary Club of Bacolod SouthRoom 203, St. Jude Building, San Sebastia cor. Gatuslao Sts.,Bacolod City09209212040/09209484311/[email protected]

PDG Melvin Mel Dela Serna, MPHFRotary Club of AntiqueSantiago St., San Jose de Buenavista,Antique 09177249389/036)[email protected]

PP Victor Federico Acepcion, MPHFRotary Club of RoxasMalipayon Village, Roxas City, Capiz09176211412/[email protected]

PP Emelito Mel Masigon, MPHFRotary Club of Metro Bacolod191-A Begonia St., Villamonte, Bacolod [email protected]

PP Jonathan John Iringan, PHFRotary Club of Zamboanga City NorthMayor Jaldon St. cor. J. Ledesma Drive, Canelar, Zamboanga City09177112995|[email protected]

PP Victor Vic Liozo, Jr., PHFRotary Club of Zamboanga City CentralPettit Barracks, Zamboanga city09173105489/[email protected]

PP Jose Vicente JV Atilano III, MPHFRotary Club of Zamboanga City West2nd Flr. Makenter Bldg., Canelar St., Zamboanga City09178882729/09177040073 [email protected]

PP Philip Co, MPHFRotary Club of Metro IloiloConcept Computer, Mary Mart Mall Valeria St., Iloilo [email protected]

PP Gregory Andrew Mapa, MPHFRotary Club of BacolodHi 2947 PHHC Road Villamonte,Bacolod [email protected]

PP Richard Voting Centeno, MPHFRotary Club of Ozamiz NorthBanadero P-9, Ozamiz [email protected]

PP Lindon See Diet,Major Donor Level 1Rotary Club of DipologDFM, Inc. Quezon Ave.,Dipolog City09228801073/09209552400/0652123182 [email protected]

PP Karen Ayen Avery, RFSMRotary Club of Ozamiz NorthOlario Complex P-3, MalaubangOzamiz [email protected]

FUNDRAISING SUBCOMMITTEE

ANNUAL FUND GIVING CO-CHAIR for ZONE 2

ANNUAL FUND GIVING CO-CHAIRfor ZONE 5



GRANTS SUBCOMMITTEE





POLIO PLUS SUBCOMMITTEE CHAIR

ANNUAL FUND GIVING SUBCOMMITTEE




PERMANENT FUND SUBCOMMITTEE

ROTARY FELLOWSHIPS

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PP Francisco Manuel Dela Cruz III, PHFRotary Club of Metro Iloilo38 Javellana St., Jaro,Iloilo City09189408014/[email protected]

PP Joaquin Boy Puri, PHFRotary Club of BasilanP. Cuevas St., Brgy. Matibay, Lamitan, [email protected]

PDG Edgar Diotay Sy, Major Donor Level 2Rotary Club of BacolodCapitol Shopping Center, Bacolod [email protected][email protected]

Rtn. Jesus Vincent Carbon IIIRotary Club of Zamboanga CityCaputatan Rd., Putik, Zamboanga City09151430118/[email protected]

PP Jaresh Ng, PHFRotary Club of Midtown Iloilo59 Molo Blvd.,Iloilo [email protected]@yahoo.com

PP Leilani Alba, RFSMRotary Club of BacolodABS-CBN Bldg., 26th St-Lacson, Bacolod [email protected]

PP Jose Totengco, MPHFRotary Club of Iloilo City#3 San Miguel St. LJ Ledesma.Jaro, Iloilo [email protected]

PP Gloria Neniv0e Abendan, PHFRotary Club of Zamboanga City CentralLantaka Hotel, NS Valderrosa St.,Zamboanga [email protected]

PP Jigger Latoza, PHFRotary Club of Iloilo17 Zamora St. Aurora Subd.,Iloilo [email protected]

PP Maria Ester Mate Espina, RFSMRotary Club of Bacolod Central1588 Calamansi St., Capitol Heights Subd., Bacolod [email protected]

IPP Sandi PranzaRotary Club of Pagadian J. Hofilea cor. Sabado Sts. Pagadian [email protected]

PP Marel Catacutan, PHFRotary Club of Metro Zamboanga39 D Villa Maria Dr. J. Estrada St. Zamboanga [email protected]@gmail.com

PP Christopher Chris Montero, MPHFRotary Club of Metro Iloilo251 Lopez Jaena St., Molo, Iloilo City09209042988 [email protected]

PP Elmira Mely Maglasang, MPHFRotary Club of Bacolod West19 Eroreco, Mandalagan, Bacolod City09088913164/[email protected]

PP Carl Rubio, MPHFRotary Club of Metro ZamboangaOffice Suite A5, Lantaka HotelNS Valderosa St., Zamboanga City09088721681/[email protected]

PP Marlene Marl Delos Santos, RFSMRotary Club of AntiqueStandard Insurance Co. Inc. San Jose, [email protected]

PP Rosalie Rose Abriam Rutsch, PHFRotary Club of Metro KaliboSitio Ilawod, Old Buswang,Kalibo, [email protected]

ROTARY ALUMNI SUBCOMMITTEE

ROTARY PEACE FELLOWSHIP SUBCOMMITTEE

ROTARY D-3850 DISASTERRESPONSE TEAM

DISTRICT GML EDITOR-IN-CHIEF

DISTRICT PUBLIC IMAGE CHAIRMAN ASST. CHAIRMAN for ZONES 1-3

VOCATIONAL TRAINING TEAM SUBCOMMITTEE

PAUL HARRIS SOCIETY COORDINATOR

DISTRICT ETHICS

STEWARDSHIP SUBCOMMITTEE

SCHOLARSHIP SUBCOMMITTEE

DISTRICT LEGAL OFFICER

ROTARY RESOURCE GROUPECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

DISTRICT PUBLIC IMAGE CHAIRMANASST. CHAIRMAN for ZONE 4

DISTRICT PUBLIC IMAGE CHAIRMAN

DISTRICT PUBLIC IMAGE CHAIRMAASST. CHAIRMAN for ZONES 5-7

DISTRICT PUBLIC IMAGE CHAIRMAASST. CHAIRMAN for ZONES 8-9

DISTRICT PUBLIC IMAGE CHAIRMAN ASST. CHAIRMAN for ZONES 10-11

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PP Alexander Ong, MPHFRotary Club of Central Iloilo CityGlenville Subd., Gulhaman, Leganes, Iloilo09214118010/[email protected]

Rtn. Alfredo Fred Wee, MPHFRotary Club of Zamboanga City WestNational Commercial, Gov Alvarez St.,Zamboanga [email protected]@[email protected] [email protected]

PP Elmeir Meir Apolinario, MPHFRotary Club of Zamboanga CityCarmen Valley Subd.,Km. 7 Upper Pasonanca,Zamboanga [email protected]

PP Rodelin Agbulos, RFSMRotary Club of Zamboanga CityLantaka Hotel, NS Valderosa St.,Zamboanga [email protected]

IPP Maria Fe Toledo, PHFRotary Club of Bacolod WestBacolod [email protected]

CLUB SERVICE CHAIRMAN

WAYS AND MEANS CO-CHAIRMANWAYS AND MEANS CHAIRMAN

STOP TB NOW

CHAIRMAN - SPECIAL PROJECTS WASH in School with EMPHASIS on

WATER and SANITATION

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Pres. Nicolasito Nick Calawag, RFSMMalabor Tibiao, Antique

[email protected]

Pres. Rolando Navarro, PHFHinolan St. Miag-ao, Iloilo

[email protected]/[email protected]

Pres. Gerald Jones Berondo, PHFBuntatala, Jaro, Iloilo City

[email protected]

Pres. Ma. Pofe Pinky Betita Esmilla, RFSMBarangay Bancal, Carles, Iloilo City

[email protected]

Pres. Arlan Hinlo TroncilloBrgy. Tagbac Sur, Oton, Iloilo

[email protected]

Pres. Timothy Nelson Tim ArandelaHechanova St., La Paz, Iloilo City


Pres. Leo Jellicoe Villavert, PHFFord Iloilo, Sambag Jaro, Iloilo City09209550611/09176336515

[email protected]

Pres. Rebecca TubongbanuaSan Isidro, Buenavista, Guimaras09199913574/09159976633

[email protected]

Pres. Ismael Boy Acuyado Jr.Iloilo Hall of Justice Iloilo City

[email protected]

Pres. Salvador Bodi Mijares, RFSMAvancea St., Fundidor, Molo, Iloilo City

09998877990/[email protected]

Pres. Romeo Roming Diancin Jr.Brgy. Buenaflor-Embarcadero, Dumangas, Iloilo


Pres. Gerardo Gerry FloresSan Juan Street, Molo, Iloilo City

[email protected]

Pres. Efren Quintos, PHFFiguerea St., Arevalo, Iloilo City

[email protected]

Pres. Evelyn Rose Abordo Catilo, RFSMQuintin Salas, Jaro, Iloilo City

09176250096|[email protected]

Pres. Noel GenturoSan Enrique, Iloilo09214537671

[email protected]

Pres. Recto Pepe IsadaWater Quest, Alta Tierra Village Jaro, Iloilo City

[email protected]

Pres. Maria Teresa BalogoJesena St., Mandurriao, Iloilo City

[email protected]

DIRECTORY

WORLD CLASSPRESIDENTS

ANTIQUE

MIAG-AO ILOILO

CENTRAL ILOILO CITY

JARO SOUTH

LA PAZ

METRO ILOILO

GUIMARAS

JARO ILOILO

MIDTOWN ILOILO

DUMANGAS

ILOILO SOUTH

ILOILO CITY

JARO CENTRALINE

METRO PASSI

MOLO

ILOILO WEST

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Pres. Mark Renier Catahay, RFSMArches Subd., San Roque St., Roxas City, Capiz

[email protected]

Pres. Tobias Toby MckelHotel Villa Sunset Boracay, Boracay, Malay, Aklan

[email protected]

Pres. Romeo Torres, Jr., RFSMTorboj Place, Brgy. Balintawak, Escalante City

[email protected]

Pres. Benjamin Benjie Souribio, PHFAsyana Ayala, Talisay City

09209144597/0347120175 | [email protected]

Pres. Rosemarie Callanta, RFSMElgin Mews Windsor Town Country, Talisay City

09173002933/0344334284 [email protected]/[email protected]

Pres. Lydio Jong Ureta, PHFMetro Kalibo Water District, Kalibo, Aklan

[email protected]

Pres. Lagrimas Lag UbalMabini St., Roxas City, Capiz

09437026008

Pres. Roy Villa, MPHFVSB Building, Lacson cor.7th Sts., Bacolod City

[email protected]

Pres. Nathaniel Villasor, RFSMSan Dionisio Subd., Brgy. Granada, Bacolod City

[email protected]

Pres. Bilson Dela Fuente, PHFCity Heights Subdivision, Bacolod City

[email protected]

Pres. Eddie Ed Bermejo, PHFSta. Clara Ave. Mandalagan, Bacolod City

[email protected]

Pres. Leo Tolentino, RFSMBrgy. Loctugan, Roxas City

[email protected]

Pres. Ricardo Ricky Molo Northwestern Visayas College, Kalibo, Aklan

0999 [email protected]

Pres. Joselito Lito Sion, RFSMSierra Madre Villamonte, Bacolod City

[email protected]

Pres. Gardenia De Erit, PHFGreensville, Brgy. Estefania, Bacolod City

09209220052/09326987119 [email protected]

Pres. Luis Boy Cuenca, RFSMMountain View Subd., Bacolod City

[email protected]

Pres. Rodrigo Digoy Cadigal, RFSMGuanzon St., Brgy. 1, Kabankalan City

[email protected]

DIRECTORY


ROXAS

BORACAY

ESCALANTE

BACOLOD EAST

BACOLOD WEST

KALIBO

METRO ROXAS CENTRAL

SILAY

VICTORIAS

BACOLOD

METRO BACOLOD

METRO ROXAS

METRO KALIBO

BACOLOD NORTH

BACOLOD CENTRAL

BACOLOD MARAPARA

KABANKALAN

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Pres. Mari Stelle Estrella, RFSMMana-ul cor. Maya Sts., Silay City

[email protected]

Pres. Joshua Josh Bicoy, PHFGovernors Village, Estaka, Dipolog City

[email protected]

Pres. Melchesiedick Bolanio, RFSMCulay St., Jimenez, Misamis Occidental


Pres. Zelgie Jenjen VidalRamos Village, Sta. Filomena, Dipolog City

09192218926/[email protected]/[email protected]

Pres. Cristy Saplot, RFSMMisamis Occidental Capitol, Oroquieta City

[email protected]

Pres. Allan About, RFSMPoblacion Buug, Zamboanga Sibugay

[email protected]

Pres. Manuel Manny Verar, Jr., MPHF San Jose Road, Zamboanga City

09177274008/0998555-5487 [email protected]

Pres. Arthur Art NogasPaseo de Putik, Guiwan, Zamboanga City


Pres. Fernando Ding Camba, RFSMZambo. City Water District, Pilar St., Zamboanga City

[email protected]

Pres. Dario Ordiz, PHFKagawasan Village, Pagadian City09288297856/09262186196

[email protected]

Pres. Raymond Gaspar SatorBrent Hospital, R. T. Lim Boulevard, Zamboanga City

[email protected]

Pres. Rossano Andre Jaldon, RFSMMetro Ipil Centrum, Ipil, Zamboanga Sibugay

[email protected]

Pres. Norhan Hans SaliNCIP Basilan Prov. Off., Isabela City, Basilan

[email protected]

Pres Bonifacio Jun Melicor, Jr.. PHFPulmones St., Kawit Dist., Pagadian City


Pres. Ferdinand Ferdi Mendoza059 Blancia St., Molave, Zamboanga del Sur

[email protected]

Pres. Verolina Lulu Gerolaga, PHFHererra Subdivision, San Roque, Zamboanga City


Pres. Jay Castillo Lorenzo, RFSMBrgy Upper Langcangan, Oroquieta City


DIRECTORY


BACOLOD SOUTH

DIPOLOG JIMENEZDAPITAN

OZAMIZ NORTH

METRO BUUG

ZAMBOANGA CITY NORTHZAMBOANGA CITY EAST

ZAMBOANGA CITY WEST

PAGADIAN WEST

ZAMBOANGA CITY

IPIL SIBUGAYBASILAN

PAGADIAN

SALUG VALLEY MOLAVE

ZAMBOANGA CITY CENTRAL

OROQUIETA CENTENNIAL

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Pres. Lorenzo Reyes, RFSMMSU Tawi-Tawi, Bongao, Tawi-Tawi

[email protected]

Pres. Jay Timosan, RFSMZC Paint Republic Corp., Zamboanga City

[email protected]

DIRECTORY


BONGAOMETRO ZAMBOANGA

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MANDATORY ACTIVITIES

Set at least 15 goals in Rotary Club Central. Pay July semi-annual dues to RI on time.

Note: Verify your payment options on yourclubs invoice or by contacting your financialrepresentative.

MEMBERSHIP DEVELOPMENT AND RETENTION

Your club will verify that all membership Data reported through My Rotary or your data integration service provider is accurate by checking the Members in a Club report in Rotary Club Central.

Clubs must achieve 3 of the following 4 goals:

Achieve a net gain in membership. Small clubs (up to 49 members) must achieve a net gain of t least one member; large clubs (50 or more members) must achieve a net gain of at least two members.

Achieve a net gain in female membership. Small clubs (up to 49 members) must achieve a net gain of at least one female member; large clubs (50 or more members) must achieve a net gain of at least two female members.

Improve the member retention rate by at least 1 percent from last year.

Increase new member sponsors by at least 1 percent from last year.

FOUNDATION GIVINGYour giving and recognition data for your club and club members will be recorded on the contribution and recognition reports available to club officers via My Rotary.

Clubs must achieve 2 of the following 4 goals: Support our Foundation by contributing at least $20. Attain a minimum Annual Fund contribution of

$100 per capita. Have at least 10 percent of club members enrolled

in Rotarys recurring giving program, Rotary Direct. Or, if Rotary Direct is not available in your currency, increase the total number of Paul Harris Society members in the club by at least one.

Increase the total number of Benefactors, Bequest Society members, or Paul Harris Fellows in the club by at least one.

ONLINE TOOL ADOPTIONAll data for these goals will be automatically recorded when the actions are undertaken. Clubs must achieve 2 of the following 4 goals:

Have at least 50 percent of club members registered in My Rotary.

Post at least one initiative on Rotary Showcase. Maintain a project in need of assistance on Rotary

Ideas or contribute to a project on Rotary Ideas. Have at least two club members participate in Discussion Groups on My Rotary.

HUMANITARIAN SERVICEClubs must achieve 3 of the following 7 goals:

Sponsor at least one Rotary Community Corps to enhance community engagement and ensure project sustainability.Note: Your clubs RCC must be certified with Rotary International. To ensure that your status as an RCC sponsor or co-sponsor is recorded, your club president may confirm RIs records in Rotary Club Central Reports. Contact [email protected] to report any discrepancies.

Ensure that at least one club member belongs to a Board-recognized Rotarian Action Group (www.rotary.org/actiongroups). (Clubs must report in Rotary Club Central.)

Have at least one club member attend a grant management seminar. (Clubs must report in Rotary Club Central.)Note: Achievement of the following goals may relate to a single service project or multiple service projects.

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Partner with the Foundation by sponsoring at least one project funded by a global grant or a district grant.

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 toverify whether it is registered as a global grantsponsor or is listed as a district grant sponsor inthe original spending plan submitted with yourdistricts 2015-16 district grant application.

Get 75 percent of club members involved inhands-on project participation. (Clubs mustreport in Rotary Club Central.)

Establish partnerships with one or morecorporate or government entities and conduct a project together. (Clubs must report in Rotary Club Central.)

Enhance a projects scope and visibility by partnering with at least five other Rotary clubs in your region. (Clubs must report in Rotary Club Central.)

NEW GENERATIONSYour clubs 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 RIs records in Rotary Club Central Reports. Contact [email protected] or [email protected] toreport any discrepancies.Clubs must achieve 2 of the following 4 goals:

Currently sponsor or co-sponsor a Rotaract club. Currently sponsor a community-based Rotaract club. Currently sponsor or co-sponsor an Interact club. Have at least three club members mentor a

Rotaractor or Interactor. (Clubs must report in Rotary Club Central.)

PUBLIC IMAGEClubs must achieve 1 of the following 2 goals:

Update club website and social media using Rotarys visual identity guidelines (visit the Brand Center at www.rotary.org/brandcenter). (Clubs must report in Rotary Club Central.)

Update club brochure and newsletter using Rotarys visual identity guidelines (visit the Brand Center at www.rotary.org/brandcenter). (Clubs must report in Rotary Club Central

Dear Club Presidents:

This brochure describes the Presidential Citation program. Please use it to plan your clubs activities for the 2015-16 Rotary year.

This years Presidential Citation is somewhat different from previous ones. In developing this program, I put a lot of thought into selecting goals that, if achieved, would be measurable by all of us and make Rotary demonstrably stronger, more effective at delivering service, and more widely known and respected by the general public.

To improve our capacity to accurately measure our goals, Rotary International has enhanced the tools we use to gather and analyze data. These improvements will allow all levels of Rotary from the clubs all the way up through the district, zone, and international levels to measure and assess their respective performance.

Thanks to these resources, we now have a paperless process that replaces the forms and reports clubs and district governors were required to submit in the past. Instead, we will verify all club achievements with the information your clubs provide in the Rotary International database.

To qualify for the Presidential Citation, your clubs must complete two mandatory activities and additional activities as described in each category. Some activities will be verified by the information you enter in Rotary Club Central, as noted in this brochure. Other activities will be verified automatically when you initiate a specific action.

Unless otherwise specified, all activities must be completed between 1 July 2015 and 1 April 2016. Your accomplishments will then be verified by Rotary International data.

As club president, it is your responsibility to regularly check your progress and verify the accuracy of RIs data. To help you with this, you will have the ability to track your clubs progress toward each of the citations goals in real time by signing in to your My Rotary account. This

functionality will be available on 1 July. Any discrepancies you find in RIs data should be brought to our attention immediately so they can be resolved before the deadline.

District governors will also be able to track the progress of all of their clubs in My Rotary. I am asking your district governors to follow up with you regularly and support you in achieving these goals. I will also challenge district governors to qualify for a District Governors Citation program to promote districtwide achievement. Details on the criteria will be shared with them separately.

Thank you in advance for your efforts this year. Remember that your hard work will enable Rotary to make a significant difference in the lives of people all over the world.

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CLUB CATEGORIES:(as of Jan. 1, 2016)

Category A (Small Clubs)25 members and below

Category B (Medium Clubs)26 to 40 members

Category C (Big Clubs)41 members and above

MAJOR AWARDS:1. Most Outstanding Club

(plus 3 Outstanding Clubs)

Criteria:Membership growth of 10% .....................................10%

(Jan. 1, 2016 vs. July 1, 2015)Contribution to The Rotary Foundation .................10%

Category A at least US$1,000Category B at least US$1,500Category C at least US$2,000

80% attendance ........................................................10%Presidential Citation ................................................10%Club Service ..............................................................10%Vocational Service ....................................................10%Community Service ..................................................10%International Service ................................................10%Youth Service ............................................................10%Public Image .............................................................10%

2. Most Outstanding Club President(plus 3 Outstanding Club Presidents)

Criteria:Sponsor at least 1 new member ...............................10%At least $500 contribution to TRF ...........................10%

Attendance in PETS, Distas andother Rotary seminar10% ...................................10%

100 % Attendance in Club Meetings and Projects .........................................................10%

Implementation of Projects ......................................10%Implementation of a Public Image Campaign ........10% Conduct club planning and Initiate

3-Year Strategic Plan ...........................................10%Leadership (must submit a 1 page narrative

showing Leadership Traits of the President) .......10%Overall Club Performance .......................................20%

4. Most Outstanding Club in Club Service5. Most Outstanding Club in Vocational Service6. Most Outstanding in Club Community Service7. Most Outstanding Club in International Service8. Most Outstanding Club in Youth Service9. Most Outstanding Club in Public Image10. Most Outstanding Family of Rotary Club11. Most Outstanding Club Secretary12. Most Outstanding Assistant Governor

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 ....................................20%Sustainability and measurability

of the project .....................................................20%Creativity & innovativeness .....................................20%Participation of club members and

Rotary family ....................................................20%Manner the project was promoted to enhance

Rotarys public image .......................................20%1. Best Vocational Service Project2. Best Community Service Project in

Disease Prevention3. Best Community Service Project in Maternal

and Child Health4. Best Community Service Project in Peace

and Conflict Resolution5. Best Community Service Project in Literacy6. Best Community Service Project in Economic &

Community Development7. Best Community Service Project in Water &

Sanitation8. Best International Service Project

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9. Best Youth Service Project

10. Best Public Image Project11. Best Family of Rotary Project12. Best Club Signature Project13. Best Persons with Disabilities Project

SPECIAL AWARDS:1. Rotary Foundation Awards

(1a, 1b and 1c are total TRF contributions including PolioPlus) Highest Club Giving Highest per Capita Giving Highest Rotarian Giving 100% Club Giving Every Rotarian Every Year (EREY) Giving

2. Membership Awards Highest Net Gain Highest Net Percentage Gain Highest Retention Rate Best in Membership Classification and

Diversification(must submit classification of all members)

3. Attendance Awards Highest Club Attendance percentage Highest Attendance in the Distas

(to be based on # of registered participants) Highest Attendance in the Discon

(to be based on # of registered participants as of Day 1 of the Discon)

4. Extension Award5. Best Club Bulletin Award6. Photo Awards

Best Rotary in Action Photo Award Best Rotary is Fun Photo Award

7. Best Interact Club Award8. Best Rotaract Club Award9. Best Rotary Community Corps Award10. Best Rotary Spouse Club Award11. Best Club AVP (max. 5 mins.)

SUBMISSION:

Entries for awards must be submitted in the prescribed electronic template (i.e. Powerpoint) in CD, DVD or USB Flash Drive.Templates are available for: Major Awards: Most Outstanding

Club Major Awards: Most Outstanding

Club President Major Awards #3 to #9 Project Awards Special Awards: Best Club Bulletin Special Awards: Photo Awards Special Awards #7 to #10

Separate entries must be submitted for each award a club is bidding for. Unless otherwise specified, all activities must be completed between 1 July 2015 and 1 April 2016. Your accomplishments will then be verified by Rotary International data.

Entries must be submitted on or before February 15, 2016 to:

DS/PP Emilio Emil Aquino, MPHF48 Campaner St.Zamboanga City

email: [email protected]

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TAIWAN ROTARY AMBASSADORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

The Rotarians of Taiwan, Districts 3460, 3470, 3480, 3490, 3500, 3510, 3520 Rotary International extend to you our warmest greetings and friendship. We request the cooperation of your district in a project designed to further international peace and understanding through acquaintanceship.

To further the International Service objective of Rotary, we invite your district to submit to us a suitable student candidate from your community to be considered for an award of a scholarship under the Taiwan Rotary Ambassadorial Scholarship . This is not an exchange program, there is no financial obligation to the sponsoring Rotary District, and your district will not be obligated to accept a student from our country.

The scholarship covers one scholastic year, from July 2015 to June 2016, and is for study only in specified universities in Taiwan. The school to be attended in Taiwan will be selected by the Rotary District and processing of admission will be handled by the Taiwan Rotary Ambassadorial Scholarship Program.

The scholarship pays all scholastic costs including tuition, book allowance, campus housing, and food. The Applicant must be at least 25 but not 40 years of age by August 1 of the year the classes begin. Persons who have previously obtained the scholarship and studied in Taiwan are disqualified to join the program.

It is permissible that a candidate for the scholarship be a son or daughter of a Rotarian. It is of primary importance to select someone who would be a good AMBASSADOR of your country and Taiwan.

Deadline of Submission: October 31, 2015

Chung Hwa Rotary Educational FoundationTaichung , Taiwan /www.cref.org.tw/ E-mail: [email protected]: (866) 4-2328-2971 / Fax: (866) 4-2328-2972

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OBJECTIVES FOR THE TAIWAN ROTARY AMBASSADORIAL SCHOLARSHIPS

The Taiwan Rotary Ambassadorial Scholarships program supports the mission of The Chung Hwa Rotary Educational Foundation, to further world understanding and peace, by increasing awareness of Taiwan cultural to study in Taiwan.

Rotary Taiwan seeks out students who are interested in studying and learning the cultures of Taiwan and take on the challenge of serving as outstanding ambassadors of goodwill. Qualified Candidates for scholarship will learn Mandarin Chinese Language and Taiwan cultures.

The Scholarship Covers one scholastic year, from July 2016 to June 2017, at specified universities in Taiwan.

Scholarship Pays for airfare, tuition, book allowance, meals, college provided room, NT$25,000 each month to cover personal items.

Eligibility Requirements: must be between the age of 25 to 40; a graduate from college or university; must have be recommended by the Rotary District Governor for the Scholarship; and can be son/daughter of a Rotarian. Not eligible for scholarship grant are Chinese or direct descendants.

Schedule for the Scholarship Works:

1. Submit required document to the sponsor Rotary District before September 30.

2. Applicants shall be chosen from the Sponsor District before October 31.

3. Applicants shall be chosen from the Host District before November 30.

4. The Board Meeting of the Chung Hwa Rotary Educational Foundation Will be held on the end of the December 24, And Announcement the Scholars Name.

5. Make yourself available for school Application before the Rotary year.

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