Monday, March 13, 2017

OUR HERO

Back-to-back with the District Convention was also the Rotaract Annual Convention last March 11, 2017 at the Grand Tower Hotel, Iloilo City. Like their mother club, the Rotary Club of Roxas City, the Hercor College Rotaract Club also garnered the following well-deserved awards, too.

HERCOR COLLEGE Rotaract Club of Rotary Club of Roxas, D3850 list of awards:
Most Outstanding Club in Community Service – Bronze
Most Outstanding Club in Club Service- Bronze
Most Outstanding Club in Professional Service –Bronze
Most Outstanding Club in International Service – Silver
Biggest Delegation in Procon 2017
Biggest Delegation in Discon 2017
Outstanding President – Meriel Dolorico
District Rotaract Representative Citation for Meriel as All Star President
District Rotaract Representative Citation for Rtn. Mark Durana as All Star Adviser

Rotaract clubs are the young leaders ages from 18-30. They also are joined together to exchange ideas with leaders in the community, develop leadership and professional skills, and have fun through doing service and doing good in the world. Rotarians and Rotaractors work side by side to take action by service above self. These two are a global movement that develops innovative solutions to the world’s pressing challenges.


Rotarians around the world thru Rotary International continue to make a difference in the world thru serving humanity.

Sunday, March 12, 2017

RC ROXAS THE MOST AWARDED DURING DISCON 2017


This year’s theme is Rotary Serving Humanity. Indeed, the members who are seasoned team player and is united by one goal – humanity first before self, made it to the following awards for Small Club Category:

Outstanding President – Jocelyn Mosquete
Most Outstanding Club Secretary – Kathleen Arce
Most Outstanding Club
Best Vocational Service Project
Best Photo
Best International Service Project
Best Community Service Project in Economic and Community Development
Most Outstanding in Club Service
Most Outstanding in New Generations/Youth Service
Best Vocational Service Project
Gold – for achieving 6 out of 6 categories of the RIPC
100% Club Giving to The Rotary Foundation (RY 2016-2017)
100% Foundation Giving Club US100 Per Capita and 100% Participation (RY 2016-2017)
Attained Five-Year High in Total Club Giving to The Rotary Foundation (RY 2016-2017)



Outstanding Pres Jocelyn Mosquete and the
Most Outstanding Secretary Kathleen Arce














THE ROTARY FOUNDATION AWARDS





PETS 2017

PETS 2017 - March 8, 2017 at Grand Xing Imperial Hotel, Iloilo City, Philippines

Breakfast with the Governors and guests

RY 2016-2017 Governor Ronnie C. Gabalda
"Rotary Serving Humanity"

PDG Mark Ortiz, RY 2017-2018 District Trainer

RY 2017-2018 D3850 Governor - PP Jundad Legisladoo
"Rotary: Making A Difference

PETS training of Service Projects by IDG Jundad

(l to r) RC Metro Kalibo Pres/PE Rey Lebaquin, Sr., PE Megs Lunn,
RC Metro Kalibo incoming Secretary Rtn. Dinah Billones, and classmate
PE Alexys Apolonio of RC Kalibo.

PDG Mark Ortiz on My Rotary Portal

PDG Jude Doctora on The Rotary Foundation: "Be A Part of Doing Good in The World."

PP Ramon Dacayo of D3800 RC Valenzuela West on Member Retention:
"Hardwork, but Somebody's Gotta Do It."

RY 2017-2018 D3850 Club President-Elect with IDG Jundad Legislador

DISCON 2017 PLENARY SPEAKERS


ROTARY CLUB OF ROXAS AND HERCOR COLLEGE ROTARACT bag the most awards

Last March 9-11, 2017, Rotay International (RI) District 3850 (Western Mindanao, Negros, Panay Island and Guimaras Province) held this year a very successful District Convention for Rotary Year 2016-2017 at the new Grand Xing Imperial Hotel, Iloilo City, where both learning and fun were combined. It was well attended by more or less 800 Rotarians, Spouses and Rotaractors, notwithstanding the inclusion of well-chosen topics and eloquent speakers, plus the exciting musical icon night. As by design, a Rotary district conference is not complete without the most awaited year-end reports and awards.

The Rotary Club of Roxas under the cudgels of All-Star President Jocelyn Mosquete (MD) garnered the several well-deserved recognition and awards for all the hard work and the passion that carry Rotary’s Motto – “Service Above Self,” thru projects and activities around Roxas City, Capiz. This year’s theme is Rotary Serving Humanity. Indeed, the members who are seasoned team players and are united by one goal – humanity first before self, made it to the following awards for Small Club Category:

Outstanding President – Jocelyn Mosquete
Most Outstanding Club Secretary – Kathleen Arce
Most Outstanding Club
Most Outstanding in Club Service
Most Outstanding in New Generations/Youth Service
Best Rotary Serving Humanity Photo
Best Vocational Service Project
Best International Service Project
Best Community Service Project in Economic and Community Development
Gold – for achieving 6 out of 6 categories of the RI Presidential Citation
100% Club Giving to The Rotary Foundation (RY 2016-2017)
100% Foundation Giving Club US100 Per Capita and 100% Participation (RY 2016-2017)
Attained Five-Year High in Total Club Giving to The Rotary Foundation (RY 2016-2017)

Rotary means leaders joining together, exchanging ideas and taking action. It is an international service organization with program thrusts on Disease Prevention (the most famous of its global thrusts/projects which is Polio Plus), Maternal and Child Health, Peace and Conflict Prevention, Literacy and Basic Education, Economic and Community Development, and Water and Sanitation.

Back-to-back with the District Convention was also the Rotaract Annual Convention last March 11, 2017 at the Grand Tower Hotel, Iloilo City. Like their mother club, the Rotary Club of Roxas, the Hercor College Rotaract Club of Roxas also garnered the following well-deserved awards, too:
Most Outstanding Club in Community Service – Bronze
Most Outstanding Club in Club Service- Bronze
Most Outstanding Club in Professional Service –Bronze
Most Outstanding Club in International Service – Silver
Biggest Delegation in Procon 2017
Biggest Delegation in Discon 2017
Outstanding President – Meriel Dolorico
District Rotaract Representative Citation for Meriel as All Star President
District Rotaract Representative Citation for Rtn. Mark Durana as All Star Adviser

Rotaract clubs are the young leaders aged 18-30 years old. They also are models of like-minded young people joining together to exchange ideas in the community, develop leadership and professional skills, and have fun in doing service and doing good in the world. Rotarians and Rotaractors work side by side to take action projecting service above self. These two are global movements that develop innovative solutions to the world’s pressing challenges.

Rotarians around the world thru Rotary International continue to make a difference in the world thru serving humanity.



Friday, January 27, 2017

ROTARY OPERATION TAGHOY


The December patient is in collaboration with Uplift Internationale, Denver, Colorado, USA, 
D3850 Rotary Clubs of Roxas & Metro Kalibo and PE Choi of Korea.

Team Doctors Volunteers in Aklan are: Dr. Arik Dela Cruz (ENT/Plastic Surgeon,
Dr. Mamasha C. Morato (Anesthe), Dr. Cynthia Dela Cruz and Dr. Reina Carpio,
both Pediatricians. All are members of the Aklan Medical Society.

ROTARY OPERATION TAGHOY: "Mending Faces, One Child at A Time"
Our Objectives:  One or two kids on a monthly basis, 5yo and below
to avoid the ridicule and shame once they reach 6yo and is ready for school.

It is a SHARING-OWNERSHIP PROGRAM by the Rotary Clubs in D3850.

The Mobile Clinic is open to kids with cleft and lip palate 8mo - 12 yo 
or if over 12 yo is a case to case basis.

Operation Taghoy clinic is operational in Aklan, Negros, Ormoc and Manila.

Wednesday, January 25, 2017

DISTRICT CONFERENCE 2017




MEET RI PRESIDENT 2017-2018

Ian Riseley is a chartered accountant and principal of Ian Riseley and Co., a firm he established in 1976.  Prior to starting his own firm, he worked in the audit and management consulting divisions of large accounting firms and corporations.
 
A Rotarian since 1978, Ian is a charter member of the Rotary Club of Sandringham, Victoria, Australia.  He has served RI as treasurer, director, and as member and chair of numerous RI and Foundation committees.  Most recently, he served as a Trustee of The Rotary Foundation and is currently co-chair of the 2016 (Seoul) Convention Committee.Ian has been a member of the board for both a private and a public school, member of the Community Advisory Group for the City of Sandringham, and President of Beaumaris Sea Scouts Group.  He has been President of Langi-Taan Ski Club as well as honorary auditor or advisor for a number of charitable organizations.

Ian’s honors include the AusAID Peacebuilder Award from the Australian government in recognition of his work in East Timor, the Medal of the Order of Australia for services to the Australian community, and the Regional Service Award for a Polio-Free World from The Rotary Foundation.

Ian is married to Juliet, a past district governor.  They are Major Donors and Bequest Society members of The Rotary Foundation.  They have two children, and four grandchildren.  Ian and Juliet live on seven hectares at Moorooduc where they practice their personal philosophy of sustainable and organic living.
(www.rotary.org)

Sunday, December 18, 2016

Rotary goodwill from Korea D3740 Zone 7

“Good friendships bear good fruits.” (PDG Mark Ortiz)

Fun-Activity with Hercor Rotaract Club (HERO)
Last December 7-8, 2016, our partner Rotarians from Korea Rotary District 3740 visited the club again to deliver their promise and delivered more exciting future projects, too. The Korean officers were from the Rotary Clubs of Chung-Ju Pres Yeon/GiYeong; Sae-Chung-Ju Deputy AG Kim/Jaewoo; Tan-Guem Pres Choi/YoJeong and AG Zone 7 Jeon/Yeong Seon and Chung-Ju Jung-Ang Pres Kim/Tae Hyeung and PDG Ji/Seong Youn. Some of them brought their family and children, too. 

Gift-Giving
Rotary Club of Roxas fetched the team at the Kalibo International Airport last Dec 7, 2016, had lunch at the airport and brought them to Roxas City. There was a welcome dinner at Anot’s Grilled Restaurant hosted by the club. PDG Mark Ortiz and PE Megs Lunn (on behalf of Pres. Jo Mosquete) formally welcomed them and introduced them to all the Rotarians present, and vice versa.

The next day, we held a Christmas outreach program and gift-giving to more than one hundred (100) school children beneficiaries at Brgy. Culasi, Roxas City. The event was in collaboration with Hercor College Rotaract Club of Hercor College of which they spearheaded the fun activity for the kids and plus the participation of our Korean guests. It was all a meaningful-fun-activity for the kids with the surprised participation of the Jollibee Mascot.

 After the gift-giving, the team proceeded to the adopted school, the Cong. Ramon A. Arnaldo High School in Brgy. Banica, Roxas City. The school is a lucky recipient of Korea 3740 District Grants #1734050 of $20,000 to help build the Automotive/TechVoc Workshop Building and the recent approved Global Grant #1744722, respectively. (The groundbreaking ceremony of the said project was held last August 19, 2016 at the same venue. The construction lasted for three (3) months as promised.)
Cutting of Ribbons

Before the formal ceremony was held, the Korean Rotarians excitedly paint the wall and finish it in time for the turn-over. After CRAAHS prepared a sumptuous lunch and entertainment, the event was followed by the cutting of ribbons, unveiling of Rotary markers and the final signing of Memorandum of Understanding between Rotary Roxas, Rotary International District 3740 and Department of Education (DepEd) Schools Division of Roxas City. The signing was a go signal that the formal turn-over of the Automotive Laboratory Workshop is successfully done.

The day has not yet ended. The Koreans as originally planned went for the beach clean- up.

Signing of MOU
Significantly, we can’t help but also to simultaneously celebrate with a simple program the 52nd year founding anniversary of the club which was held at the Lakehouse 2 , San Antonio Resort, Baybay, Roxas City and in time with the presence of our partner Rotarians from Korea D3740, it made the entire event memorable and fun. There was never a dull moment with few and meaningful speeches plus exchanges of gifts between clubs like the $1000 worth of local childcare support and supplies delivery and other personal gifts to Rotary officers and members, among others. 
TechVoc (Automotive Workshop Laboratory) Bldg.

The night cannot fade away without the outstanding performance of the special guest baby Rotarian Nico Fuentes, formerly a member of PorkChop, USA and some dance participation from the audience.

 “The good thing with nurturing the friendships is that it brings energy to our soul. Friends make good times better and the hard times easier.” Rotary made them all possible for coming together with immense purpose -  to serve humanity. 

Tuesday, December 6, 2016

WELCOME D3740

Anyong Haseo!!!

Tuesday, November 15, 2016

Thursday, November 10, 2016


Global Grant Turnover of additional cooking equipments to School of Phil. Craftsmen 
with PDG Mark Ortiz, Rtn Nette Honrado, Rtn Rey Dela Cruz and 
PP Victor Federico "Pip" Acepcion last Nov 9, 2016.