Rotaract Club of Cabanatuan City

Rotaractors as they joined the cause for a greener environment. They adopted tree seedlings which they'll serve as its parents. Periodically, they are asked on the progress and condition of their adopted tree seedlings. They exchange information, observations and thoughts about it. They were even asked to name their adopted seedlings. This activity will also strengthen the sense of responsibility through tree parenting.

CP Edisen Flores Mamauag  together with Rotary International District 3770 Governor Benigno "Pichoy" Ramirez and President of Rotaract Club of Palinawan

Rotaractors Oliver John G. Padolina and Louise Ivan V. Payawal won in the recently concluded IdeaSpace Technopreneur Bootcamp Competition held at the Angeles University Foundation, Pampanga on July 13, 2013.

Rtr. Regin Rory, Rtr. Alfred, Rtr. Edisen, Rtr.Mann Cyron and Rtr. Juan Rolando Rotaractors had their 1st meeting for Rotary Year 2013-2014 at Tapa City Restaurant, Quimson Street, Cabanatuan City. Among their agenda are: Signing of agreement for Sister Club with Rotaract Club of Freeport Zone (Subic) Induction of Officers and Gala Night Future Projects of the Club

Three Rotaractors from Nueva Ecija were chosen to represent the province in the upcoming 2nd Philippine Model Congress which will be held on J uly 27-28, 2013 at the Philippine Senate, GSIS Building, Pasay City . The event aims to create bills and resolutions through selected youths from various places in the country which the elected senators and district representatives may consider to pass during the 16th Congress.

On June 25, 2013, the National Youth Commission (NYC) in partnership with the Provincial Youth Development Council of Nueva Ecija (PYDC-NE) launched the Abot Alam Project in the province. Commissioner-at-Large Kit Cruz and Executive Director Shierwin Taay of NYC spearheaded the orientation by sharing their knowledge on youth and presenting the project rationale among the participants, mostly composed of Sangguniang Kabataan Officials, Government Agency Officials and Non-Government Organization Representatives including the Rotaract Club of Cabanatuan City . The Abot Alam Project is an inter-agency initiative to gather data on out-of-school youths (OSYs) and motivate them to go back to educational system to finish short term or long term courses to lead them into more stable and sustaining jobs and opportunities for their future.

Rotaractors held their 2nd Meeting and Fellowship at the Rotary Clubhouse on June 21, 2013, Friday, to tackle important agenda specially on increasing public awareness about Rotary and Rotaract, the upcoming induction and inauguration ceremony of the Rotaract Club of Cabanatuan City, and other future endeavors of the club . Rotarians from the sponsoring club, Rotary Club of Cabanatuan (Mother Club), were also present. Secretary Rtn. Albert San Gabriel and President Rtn. Perry Modesto shared their knowledge, expertise, and  impact of Rotary International in the communities  to the so called "future Rotarians". They likewise inspired the Rotaractors to be Rotaractors "by heart" and not "by name." Charter President Rtr. Edisen Mamauag presided over the meeting. A total of 11 Rotaractors were present during the said meeting and fellowship. He challenged all his fellow Rotaractors to, "inspire more Novo Ecinao Youths to engage in Rotaract

(Left to Right) Rtr. Perry Saico, Rtr. Oliver Padolina, Charter Treasurer Rtr. Nicoo Garcia, Director for Professional Development Rtr. Alfred Esteban Jr., PAST DISTRICT GOVERNOR ERIC WYCOCO & SPOUSE DISTRICT GOVERNOR YOLLY WYCOCO Rtr. Melanie Ang, Director for International Service and Charter Auditor Rtr. Loreen Agulan, and Charter President Rtr. Edisen Mamauag Rotaractors with distinguished Past, Present, and Future Officers and Rotarians of the Rotary Club of Cabanatuan (Mother Club) They were the only Rotaractors invited and present during the District 3770 Recognition Night held at the Fiesta Pavillion, Manila Hotel on June 15, 2013 in support of the outgoing District Governor who came from their sponsoring club which is the Rotary Club of Cabanatuan (Mother Club). The event highlighted the momentous speech of DG Yolly Wycoco entitled "Walking Down the Memory Lane" and the awarding rites for the distinguished Rotarians and Rotary Clubs in the D

Adjudged as Novo Ecijanos  who manifest selfless dedication for the province of Nueva Ecija, three Rotaractors were hailed together with other youths as awardees for the The Outstanding Young Men of Nueva Ecija 2013 on June 14. Indeed, selfless service for countrymen yields  to something positive.

The contents of the Certificate of Organization with affixed signatures of Sponsoring Club President Perry Modesto and Rotary International President Sakuji Tanaka

(L-R Rotaract Treasurer Marvin Nicoo Garcia, Rotary District 3770 Governor Yolanda Wycoco , Rotary Club of Cabanatuan (Mother Club) President Perry Modesto , Rotaract President Edisen Mamauag, Auditor Loreen Agulan, and Rotaractor Oliver Padolina) The District 3770 Governor and President of Rotary Club of Cabanatuan (Mother Club) as they handed over the Certificate of Organization to the Members and Officers of Rotaract Club of Cabanatuan City. This marks recognition of the Rotaract Club as an Officially Chartered Club in the Rotary International. We would like to thank: RTN. PERFECTO "PERRY" MODESTO President of  Rotary Club of Cabanatuan (Mother Club)  for sponsoring the charter fee of the Rotaract club. Photo credits:  Rotarian Albert San Gabriel

CONGRATULATIONS! RTR. EDISEN FLORES MAMAUAG Charter President Rotaract Club of Cabanatuan City The Charter President of the Rotaract Club of Cabanatuan City, together with 35 other youths from various provinces in the country, represented the nation as Philippine Youth Ambassador in the recently concluded Japan-East Asia Network of Exchange for Students and Youths (JENESYS) 2.0 Program held in Narita, Tokyo and other key prefectures of Japan on May 25 - June 2, 2013. More than 300 Youth Ambassadors from all over the Southeast Asian Countries joined hands together as they learned the significance and effects of ASEAN Economic Community (AEC) Integration by the year 2015 through various activities organized and borne by Government of Japan. They also created action plans which may help spread knowledge and understanding about the AEC. C.P. Edisen Mamauag was also elected as the Group Leader for Nagasaki K (Kyushu) Team composed of 30 Youth Ambassadors. He also spe

These are the Rotaractors in "Good Standing" who have registered their names and paid for the admission and annual membership dues for R.Y. 2013-2014 (as of May 11, 2013): Agulan, Loreen P. Ang, Melanie D. Baniaga, Sarah C. Carbonel, Lovely O. Dela Cruz, Mark Alfred E. Dizon, Juan Rolando A. Esteban, Alfredo Jr. M. Garcia, Marvin Nicoo T. Gedo Cruz, Mark Jay M. Lopez, Justine D. Mamauag, Edisen F. Padolina, Oliver G. Sagun, Devin Carl P. Sagun, Kevin P. Sanchez, Orlan G. Sarmiento, Mann Cyron E. MEMBERSHIP DRIVE STILL GOING ON! Visit the "Online registration" tab to register and pay the necessary dues to Marvin Nicoo T. Garcia, RCCC Treasurer. Note: Admission and membership dues may be paid  in installment basis so there's no need to worry.

CONGRATULATIONS! NEWLY ELECTED AND APPOINTED OFFICERS Rotary Year 2013-2014 President: Edisen F. Mamauag Vice President/President-Elect: Sarah C. Baniaga Secretary: Melanie D. Ang Treasurer: Marvin Nicoo T. Garcia Auditor: Loreen P. Agulan DIRECTORS Club Service: Orlan G. Sanchez Community Service: Devin Carl P. Sagun International Service: Loreen P. Agulan Professional Development: Alfredo Jr. M. Esteban Finance Committee: Marvin Nicoo T. Garcia Documentation: Juan Rolando A. Dizon Publication: Kevin P. Sagun Election and appointment procedures implemented were based from Rotaract Handbook. Written nominations and secret balloting were done.

GENERAL MEETING, ELECTION AND FELLOWSHIP Who: All registered members of Rotaract Club of Cabanatuan City When: May 11, 2013, Saturday | 4:00-6:00PM Where: Chic-Boy Chicken at Baboy Restaurant (Near NE Crossing), Cabanatuan City Notes: Foods shall be ordered and paid individually. Kindly bring extra cash if you wish to pay for your admission/membership dues. (not compulsary) Admission fee: 25.00 pesos Annual membership due: 50.00 pesos TOTAL = 75.00

“It’s not done until that new member is engaged in Rotary, inspired by Rotary, and uses the power of Rotary service to change lives.” -RI President-elect Ron Burton 

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