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District AwArDs rY 2010 – 2011

rotArY internAtionAl District 3850

rotArY clUB oF Metro BAcoloD

clUB AwArD

Nominated for

Best rotArAct clUB (Minor Club Award)

The Rotary Club of Metro Bacolod is hereby nominated for the Minor Club Award of

Best rotArAct clUB

in view of its exemplary and remarkable accomplishments during RY 2010 – 2011.

Attached are the details of the accomplishments and the supporting documents mainly photo coverage of the projects, activities and events.

Prepared by: (Club Secretary and Admin. Officer) ______________________

Jesus V. Calixto Approved by: (Club President) ______________________

Allan S. Magallanes Date Submitted: February 28, 2011 Received by: ___________________________

(Awards Committee)

Purpose of the Project: With the goal to spark the burning passion of Rotaract Members and Officers as well, the group organized this event to make the members acquainted with each other in order to have a harmonious relationship to achieve the vision – mission of the Rotary for the whole Rotaract Year.

Description of the Project: With the presence of the RCMB members and the

Rotaractors from La Salle, the event had been a successful one. The officers have been introduced and the members are well acquainted with each other. Fun Games, Videoke Singing Contest and bonding time with professionals became a sign of the accomplishment of this event. We have also gathered some ideas and planned out what will be the next move and future projects the club will deal with.

Cost of the Project: P1,600.00 Number of Beneficiaries: All Rotaractors of La Salle Date Accomplished: August 21, 2010 Project Site: Chicken J Restaurant # of Participating Rotarians: 9 Prepared by: Eric C. Ausente Acting Club Secretary Approved by: Tomas Gerardo T. Araneta Club President

Date Submitted: February 28, 2011

Received by: ______________________________

Purpose of the Project: The purpose of this event is to ensure the effective integration of the new officers into the club. A new starter needs to understand how the club works and what's expected of them, as well as being quite clear regarding their responsibilities.

Description of the Project: Members and Officers of the Club took their oath as bona fide part of the Rotary Circle. This was done to be consistent with LaSalle’s criterion of encouraging both members and key officers of the club to involve in the club’s future activities and projects.

Cost of the Project: P1,600.00 Number of Beneficiaries: All Rotaractors of La Salle Date Accomplished: August 21, 2010 Project Site: Chicken J Restaurant # of Participating Rotarians: Prepared by: Eric C. Ausente Acting Club Secretary Approved by: Tomas Gerardo T. Araneta Club President


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Purpose of the Project: Since Facebook is one of the most powerful social networking services currently available, Creation of Rotaract Group in FB would further promote brand presence, share news/events with other Rotaract Members and stimulate relevant discussion all in one spot.

Description of the Project: Even the members are not in school (Rotaract Lasalle is a

university-based), and the group have an accessible way in to the internet almost anywhere, the Rotaractors could freely post their feedbacks, suggestions and comments to any projects or advocacy they adhered to or will be engaging in the future.

One example of which is the aid and effort of each Rotaract Member to submit an activity / accomplishment report for this Rotaract Bidbook through FB. This raged the burning passion of Lasallians to help the club all the more. It was named Rotaract_<uslX> (this is an open group).

Cost of the Project: ---- Number of Beneficiaries: All people around the world. Date Accomplished: Still going on. Project Site: http://www.facebook.com/home.php?sk=group_193999150620540 # of Participating Rotarians: N/A Prepared by: Eric C. Ausente Acting Club Secretary

Approved by: Tomas Gerardo T. Araneta Club President


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Purpose of the Project: To answer such questions: WHY DO THE CLUB EXIST? WHO DO WE WANT TO BE? HOW WOULD THE CLUB BE DESCRIBED? WHAT DO THE CLUB WANTS TO ACHIEVE? WHAT WILL THE LEGACY BE?

Description of the Project: The Rotaractors and Interactors reviewed the past

projects: What are its short terms to long term effects to the beneficiaries. The faction also formulated Semi-annual measures to be consistent to the advocacies of the club’s mission-vision and Rotary Theme. Time table for each activity suggested and recommended by members were also devised to keep the members informed of the activities for the whole Rotary Year.

Cost of the Project: P760.00 Number of Beneficiaries: Rotaract and Interact Club under the banner of

Rotary Club of Metro Bacolod Date Accomplished: June 19, 2010 Project Site: Gaisano City Foodcourt, Bacolod City # of Participating Rotarians: 10 Prepared by: Eric C. Ausente Acting Club Secretary



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Purpose of the Project: To carry our various activities by which Rotary is enjoyed by all Rotaract members and friends. This is to bring Rotaract into all Homes and bring participation from all members of Rotaractors in every Rotary club. One of the main objectives of this fellowship is also to increase the bonding between the members and the key officers of the club.

Description of the Project:Every Saturday, the Rotaractors from La Salle get together

at one of the member’s house to convene and talk about not-so-serious type of discussions involving club affairs, but issues that are humorous, personal, common or any topic under the sun. Usually, Geric Hagamman’s house is the preferred and the favorite spot of the Rotaract members. Watching DVDs, listening to music, out–of–town trips, bar hopping, etc., were usually the leisure pursuit of Rotaractors as their means for fellowship and camaraderie.

Cost of the Project: ---- Number of Beneficiaries: All Lasallian Rotaractors and friends Date Accomplished: Still going on. Project Site: Usually at Hagamman’s Residence # of Participating Rotarians: N/A Prepared by: Eric C. Ausente Acting Club Secretary



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Purpose of the Project: To efficiently follow-up the club’s progress or needs of improvement, the officers organize this meeting period weekly to prepare in advance whatever projects the group ought to plan, organize or hold and to plan for the up-to-minute projects, problems or paper requirements.

Description of the Project: Through this weekly meeting, each member is updated of

what is happening in the club. The activities and projects was consistently planned out and important matters has been discussed so as to know what needs to be done and how it must be done for us to achieve an effective and successful outcome of the events. With the participation of the members of this club, we have been able to meet our goals efficiently.

Cost of the Project: ---- Number of Beneficiaries: N/A Date Accomplished: Still going on. Project Site: USLS Campus grounds # of Participating Rotarians: (1) Jeinz Salgado, RCMB Youth Director is the USLS

Rotaract Moderator Prepared by: Eric C. Ausente Acting Club Secretary



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Purpose of the Project: Sharing of one’s knowledge (sense of generosity) for the kids to be excellent in their academic standing is the main purpose of this activity. It promotes clearer and deeper understanding of their lessons and would help them boost their study habits.

Description of the Project: In this activity, the club endeavors to make an impact

on the lives of our less-fortunate brothers and sisters in Banago. This weekly follow-up of their academic standing in schools gives us the hint to help them progress in a specific area where they need to improve because establishing a solid foundation for advanced study is very important. With these, students will be given a chance to have an effective learning experience through the participation of the members of the club. This activity allows us to show our concerns to the children and also, be more motivated to serve others.

Cost of the Project: N/A Number of Beneficiaries: 19 Date Accomplished: This project is ongoing. Project Site: Brgy. Banago, Bacolod City # of Participating Rotarians:

Prepared by: Eric C. Ausente Acting Club Secretary Approved by: Tomas Gerardo T. Araneta Club President


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Purpose of the Project: Imparting of Anti-Drugs Advocacy to kids who are more prone to this illegal activity.

Description of the Project: The recipients of this project were the kids from the

Banago and such school materials would always remind them the importance of Drug Prevention (on how drugs could cause impairment not only to their health, but to their future). The kids appreciated what they have received realizing that they are in need of such school stuffs and not putting aside the Anti-drug advocacy. Students were really grateful and they said the exact words: “Salamat gid ha, kilanlan guid ni namon…”

Cost of the Project: Each Notebook costs 25.00 Number of Beneficiaries: 30 Date Accomplished: August 28, 2010 Project Site: Brgy. Banago, Bacolod City # of Participating Rotarians: 1 Prepared by: Eric C. Ausente Acting Club Secretary



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Purpose of the Project: This project was undertaken to make the kids appreciate and value the significance and worth of education and exemplify to them, through the accomplishments of the Rotaract members, how learning and edification bring us to a brighter future.

Description of the Project: The beneficiaries were provided with school materials (pencils, crayons, paper, notebooks, envelopes, folders, sharpeners erasers, etc.) to bequeath on them tangible materials, aside from encouraging them to study by making use of advice, talks or seminars, as this would be their starting point to spark their interest to study. The smile on their faces could give both the Political Science students and Lasallian Rotaractors the signal that the event / service rendered was indeed successful.

Cost of the Project: P2,000.00 Number of Beneficiaries: 40 Kids from Brgy. 19 Date Accomplished: September 24, 2010 Project Site: University of St. La Salle Grounds # of Participating Rotarians: N/A Prepared by: Eric C. Ausente Acting Club Secretary Approved by: Tomas Gerardo T. Araneta Club President

Date Submitted: February 28, 2011 Received by: ______________________________

Purpose of the project: Being more than co-organizers of the congress, we were tasked to create a debate with this proposition: “Is industrialization a blessing or a curse to mankind?” So our purposes for creating such an activity are as follows a.)In order to make the programme less boring brought about by properly formal debates in Kongreso ng Kabataan, b.) To be able to impart important facts/Philosophies on the audience through a meaningful but fun and interesting way.

Description of the Project: This project was done during the middle part of

the Kongreso. A week prior to the event, we had gathered 4 Interact (High School) members to participate in the event and they ended up taking the side of the pro-environment side. In order to add an element of surprise and thrill to the proceedings, we decided to pit them against “Guest Debaters”. (actually 3rd year Political Science Students Keith Anthony G. Balbin and Lancelot De La Torre J.R, both are also fellow Rotaractors) The first part of the debate was based on the Oregon-Oxford style of debate and in the later part it was heavily modified (now 4 HS-interactors vs. 2 College Pol. Sci students) to be able to get more from the said event (and maybe somehow even the odds). The audience was left feeling enlightened and entertained.

Cost of the Project: ---- Number of Beneficiaries: 74 Participants of the Kongreso Date Accomplished: January 29, 2011 Project Site: Carribean Waterpark , Bacolod City # of Participating Rotarians: All Rotarians were present in the activity Prepared by: Eric C. Ausente Acting Club Secretary



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Purpose of the Project: The purpose of this project is not only to prevent the destruction of the coastline from pollution but also to ensure that aquatic wildlife will have sufficient habitats. Another unique underlying purpose of the activity is to provide a means of livelihood to the nearby residents of the coastal area through the sale of seedlings.

Description of the Project: This project was done vis-à-vis with another activity

(see HIB Vaccination and Medical Mission) and was done after that activity. The group cooperated with the Barangay Officials of Barangay Tibsoc and after a brief orientation in the barangay hall on the current situation of the coastline of San Enrique; the group proceeded to the planting site.

Cost of the Project: 100 seedlings planted (5.00 each) Number of Beneficiaries: Not applicable Date Accomplished: February 5, 2011 Project Site: Brgy. Tibsoc, San Enrique Municipal Hall, Negros Occidental

# of Participating Rotarians: 1 Rotarian was present in the activity Prepared by: Eric C. Ausente Acting Club Secretary Approved by: Tomas Gerardo T. Araneta Club President


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Purpose of the Project: The objective of the Haemophilus Influenzae Type B Vaccination is to immunize children from the life-threatening illnesses such as pneumonia and meningitis. This was also done to make medicines available and provide temporary alleviation to the residents of San Enrique who cannot meet the expense of sending themselves to private or public hospitals in the city due to scarcity.

Description of the Project: With the help of San Enrique Councilor Emmanuel

Salgado, the Rotary Club of Metro Bacolod in cooperation with Rotaract Club – USLS Chapter carried this out back-to-back with another project conducted also within the Municipality of San Enrique. More or less 100 became the recipient of this Medical Mission and Vaccination.

Cost of the Project: P 221,300.00 Number of Beneficiaries: Nearly 100 benefited from this activity Date Accomplished: February 5, 2011 Project Site: San Enrique Municipal Hall, Negros Occidental No. of Participating Rotarians: 10 Rotarians were present in the activity Prepared by: Eric C. Ausente Acting Club Secretary Approved by: Tomas Gerardo T. Araneta Club President


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Purpose of the Project: To make the marginalized kids of Brgy. 19 feel the Lasallian concern and bestow on them the chance to see the different angle of the school campus.

Description of the Project: This is the joint project between the Rotaract Lasalle and the Political Science Society USLS Chapter. Fun games and talent shows were prepared for the kids to get pleasure from it. The kids, as observed, were never hesitant and diffident to let somebody see what they’ve got and to prove that poverty has never been a hindrance to advance. As for the feeding part, it seems like a birthday party with hotdogs, party hats, lumpia and everything made available. The two clubs were successful in its mission to actualize the last day’s theme of the University Week dubbed as the “La Salle Gives Back” Day.

Cost of the Project: ---- Number of Beneficiaries: 40 Kids from Brgy. 19 Date Accomplished: September 24, 2010 Project Site: University of St. La Salle Grounds # of Participating Rotarians: N/A Prepared by: Eric C. Ausente Acting Club Secretary



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Purpose: This project aims for public awareness on the significance of Mangroves. Through this information, our environment will be saved from different and possible calamities brought about by these horrifying situations.

Description: Through this information dissemination, people became more knowledgeable regarding the importance of Mangroves and how it helps our environment. Basically, Mangroves are the first line indicators on the well being of our coastlines, a thriving community of mangroves usually indicated good water quality. They slow down soil erosion and some species of mangroves actually help in reclaiming land with their complex root systems. Their prop roots offer protection to many species of insects and fish. Having been able to spread this information gives the Rotaractors the satisfaction that, if not all, at least many of the concerned citizen of our community will actually be involved in Mangrove planting activities, in order to help our environment.

Cost of the Project: ---- Number of Beneficiaries: Not applicable Date Accomplished: February 5, 2011 Project Site: San Enrique, Negros Occidental # of Participating Rotarians: All Rotarians were present in the activity Prepared by: Eric C. Ausente Acting Club Secretary



Purpose and Description of the Project:

Since July 2010, Brgy. Mansilingan has been the beneficiary of Rotary Club of Metro Bacolod’s Major Projects in cooperation with Daughters of Mary Immaculate . On November 27, 2010, a medical mission was conducted for the indigent folks in this community. Free medicines were given to the sick patients. The pharmaceutical corner was managed by the Rotaract Club of USLS who took care of distributing the medicines prescribed by the volunteer doctors. The members of the Rotaract Lasalle also handled the registration and screening of the prospective beneficiaries.

Cost of the Project: Approximately P5,000.00 worth of medicines Number of Beneficiaries: No. of Beneficiaries: 101 indigent patients Date Accomplished: November 27, 2010 Project Site: Mansilingan Parish Church # of Participating Rotarians: 4 Club Members Prepared by: Eric C. Ausente Acting Club Secretary



Purpose and Description of the Project:

It has been reported that 75 Filipinos die from TB daily and that TB ranks as one the country’s top causes of disease and death. Ironically, TB is an entirely preventable and treatable disease. Rotary Club of Metro Bacolod in cooperation with Rotaract – USLS Chapter launched an advocacy campaign on STOP TB Now through distribution of cartonized pamphlets and tarpaulin billboards and displayed during the Alay Lakad 2010.

Cost of the Project: Tarpaulin billboards and leaflets cost P1260.00 Number of Beneficiaries: Undetermined Date Accomplished: December 12, 2010 Project Site: Burgos Street going to Plaza, Bacolod City # of Participating Rotarians: 4 Club Members Prepared by: Eric C. Ausente Acting Club Secretary



Purpose of the project: The purpose of the project was to provide for the sick and infirmed children at the Corazon Locsin Regional Memorial Hospital through a.) The distribution of Christmas gift packs and b.) Singing of Christmas Carols in order to make them feel, even in the smallest way, that the sick need not to be excluded from the yuletide season of hope and joy.

Description of the Project: The project is actually a tradition of the Rotary Club of

Metro Bacolod since the day it is always held (December 22) is also the birthday of one of RCMB’s members. According to him, it’s his way of making his birthday celebration memorable and more meaningful, being an advocate of community empowerment. The project was started at 8.30 in the morning of December 22. The Rotaract- La Salle and Interact NOHS assisted the Rotarians in packing the Christmas gift packs and as soon as it was finished the group headed inside the pediatric ward and started distributing the gifts to the children, together with the singing of Christmas songs.

Cost of the Project: P10,000 worth of gifts and goodies Number of Beneficiaries: Nearly 50 children benefited from this activity Date Accomplished: December 22, 2010 Project Site: Corazon Locsin Regional Memorial Hospital, Bacolod City.

# of Participating Rotarians: 7 Rotarians were present in the activity Prepared by: Eric C. Ausente Acting Club Secretary Approved by: Tomas Gerardo T. Araneta Club President


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Purpose of the Project: To promote Social Awareness concretized through artwork exhibit and be able to increase Lasallian awareness regarding Banago-based Binhi Artists. This would give Lasallians the chance to help them promote their crafts to the public.

Description of the Project: It was a successful event for the club as it showed the

creative talents of the Binhi artists. Audience became aware of what the artists were trying to convey through the painting and at most, bought their canvass which benefited these less fortunate kids from Banago. It was attended by the OSA, Ms. Lormi Rio, and the Director of the Museo de Negrense La Salle, Irene D. Gastton. As a symbolic opening, the guests and Rotarians planted seedlings to stand for the group’s name “BINHI”.

Cost of the Project: 3,000.00 Number of Beneficiaries: All Lasallian Students who became spectators of the kids’ ‘obra’

Date Accomplished: September 21, 2010 Project Site: Museo de Negrense de La Salle No. of Participating Rotarians: 8 Prepared by: Eric C. Ausente Acting Club Secretary Approved by: Tomas Gerardo T. Araneta Club President


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*More pictures during the exhibit…

Purpose of the Project: This was conducted under the auspices of Rotary District 3850 to increase the awareness of the Interact and Rotaract Clubs with regards to certain issues brought about by global or national circumstances that need to be solved without delay. For instance, we are experiencing right now the horrifying and devastating calamities because of the Global Warming and Greenhouse Gases.

Description of the Project: This was well attended by 74 participants coming from the Negros, Iloilo and Zamboanga giving them the opportunity to voice their various standpoints with the aim of addressing the need to diagnose the worsening environmental Problems. With the theme: “Planet Earth is the Responsibility of Every Human Being”, several interactive activities and group presentations were done to make the program exciting and appealing (e.g., Extra-Modified Oregon-Oxford Debate with pop culture humor, group workshops and presentations in the form Skit, Pantomime, Rapping, choral singing, etc., and heaving intermission numbers.

Before the night ended, a “Rotary Got Talent” competition paved its way to attest that indeed, Rotary District 3850 Rotaractors and Interactors got it. The Kongreso was also attended by James “McGyver” Makasiar – District Governor (RY 2010 – 2011)

Cost of the Project: P 750.00 / participant Number of Beneficiaries: 74 took part of this Youth Congress Date Accomplished: January 29, 2011 Project Site: Caribbean Waterpark, Bacolod City No. of Participating Rotarians: All Rotarians were present in the said activity Prepared by: Eric C. Ausente Acting Club Secretary Approved by: Tomas Gerardo T. Araneta Club President


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*More pictures during the Kongreso…

Purpose of the Project: The project is for the purpose of responsiveness of the people to the growing number of the victims of Drug Addiction.

Description of the Project: This Launching only initiates the campaign for future

projects like drug education among youth, drug prevention campaign. Stickers were given and posted in the different Brgys. In Bacolod City. Leaflets were also distributed both inside and outside the school area. As stickers and flyers could be seen around Bacolod City, this would make Drug pushers/users have second thoughts in pursuing this illegal activity. Seminars about the Risks of Taking Drugs to be done in and out of the campus were planned, organized and materialized.

Cost of the Project: Number of Beneficiaries: Date Accomplished: August 21, 2010 Project Site: # of Participating Rotarians: Prepared by: Eric C. Ausente Acting Club Secretary Approved by: Tomas Gerardo T. Araneta Club President


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Purpose of the Project: Since Christmas is the most awaited celebration and the happiest event in the Philippines, streetchildren and beggars also have the right to feel the yuletide season even just for a day.

Description of the Project: Workshops, talent competition, prayers and electrifying

numbers (like Pantomime, rapping, dubbing, and stage drama) were taught to the streetkids of Bacolod at the City Plaza Gazeebo. Fun games were also held to make the kids be pleased and get pleasure from this doings. Funday with the streetchildren program that began many years ago was inspired from Scriptures: “Whatsoever you do to the least of my brethren you have done it unto me.” This annual activity’s vision is not just about gift giving, but also to show God’s love to the street children and to train them to become productive and useful individuals in the

society.

Cost of the Project: P2,500.00 worth of arroz caldo, biscuits and prizes Number of Beneficiaries: About a hundred streetchildren benefited from this Date Accomplished: December 11, 2010 Project Site: Bacolod City Plaza # of Participating Rotarians: Around 12 (including spouses of Rotarians) Prepared by: Eric C. Ausente Acting Club Secretary



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Purpose of the Project: Assist the USLS Judiciary Staff headed by Chief Justice Keith Anthony Balbin (who is also an active member of Rotaract Club – USLS) to find and reprimand violators who infringe in any way the events during the week-long sports competition.

Description of the Project: Those who were playing discourteously and depart from

the value of sportsmanship, those spectators who behaved in such an unaccepted conduct and outsiders who took advantage of the ongoing competition to snatch / steal valuables from Lasallian Students, and to those whose actions go against with the regulations stated in the student handbook were apprehended and brought to Discipline Office for appropriate punishment. On a daily basis, Rotaractors were roving the school grounds to ensure that no improper activities (e.g., Public Display of Affection, usage of illegal drugs, etc.,) were taking place.

Cost of the Project: ---- Number of Beneficiaries: All Lasallian Students, Judiciary Staff and the Discipline Office Date Accomplished: January 24 – 28, 2011 Project Site: University of St. La Salle Grounds # of Participating Rotarians: N/A Prepared by: Eric C. Ausente Acting Club Secretary



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Purpose and Description of the Project: Volunteers for the Rehabilitation of the Handicapped and the

Disabled (VRHD) is a center focused on responding to the immediate needs of persons with disabilities which are generally early stimulation for children, educational, medical, skills and livelihood generation. Rotary Club of Metro Bacolod in cooperation with the Rotaract Club of USLS decided to conduct a Christmas Outreach Program at the VRHD on December 22, 2010. Dubbed as Pasko para sa mga Batang May Kapansanan, it was a gift-giving and feeding of some 50 handicapped and disabled children to cheer them up and make them feel the blessed spirit of the season.

Cost of the Project: P3,000 worth of gift packages Number of Beneficiaries: 50 handicapped and disabled children Date Accomplished: December 22, 2010 Project Site: VRHD Center, Cottage Road, Bacolod City # of Participating Rotarians: 6 Club members Prepared by: Eric C. Ausente Acting Club Secretary



Purpose of the Project: To create awareness and to promote the advocacy to undertake projects that support the fundamental need of addressing ecological concerns and implications.

Description of the Project: The launching of SPE movement was done vis-à-vis with

the induction ceremony of the Rotaract Officers (USLS chapter) to give them a hint that one of the priority projects for the rest of the Rotary Year ought to focus on projects that tackle and give solution to ecological concerns (e.g. mangrove planting, information dissemination by distributing leaflets and posters, unification with the project of University of St. La Salle on it’s “ Carbon Neutral” Advocacy, etc. )

Cost of the Project: Leaflets and Posters were distributed and positions

at some areas (P1000.00 Pesos) Number of Beneficiaries: Residents of Bacolod City Date Accomplished: August 21, 2010 Project Site: Chicken J Restaurant # of Participating Rotarians: 6 Prepared by: Eric C. Ausente Acting Club Secretary Approved by: Tomas Gerardo T. Araneta Club President


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Purpose of the Project: In consonance with the aim of the club to minimize the disastrous effects of global warming, this project endeavors to inform the public, especially Lasallians, regarding the specific plan of actions and means to prevent such consequences through the set of guidelines stated in the poster.

Description of the Project: As the Ten Commandments of God was given to Moses

to save Humanity from wickedness and sinfulness, this time, the Rotaract Lasalle has been chosen to be an instrument of propagating this “COVENANT WITH NATURE”. The Billboard contains solutions and regulations the public could formulate or achieve to preserve and conserve our natural resources.

This was launched during the University Week Celebration of USLS with the theme: “Where Heroes Reign Supreme”

Cost of the Project: Donated by RCMB Number of Beneficiaries: N/A Date Accomplished: September 24, 2010 Project Site: Medical Arts Quadrangle # of Participating Rotarians: 3 Prepared by: Eric C. Ausente Acting Club Secretary Approved by: Tomas Gerardo T. Araneta Club President


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Purpose of the Project: The purpose of this project was to as guides to the Rotarians and to help them to get acquainted with the environment and the culture of the Island. There is also the purpose of introducing them to the activities of the Rotary Club of Metro B...acolod (particularly their activities with their adopted community in Barangay Banago, the BINHI arts Workshop) Also, we, along with the other Interactors, took the responsibility of introducing them via welcoming committee.

Description of the Project: This project was done in Toto with the Rotary Club of Metro Bacolod and the club acted as part of the welcoming committee (closing remarks and part of the Introduction). The BINHI people also took part in the program as they performed songs and dances.

Cost of the Project: ___ Number of Beneficiaries: Not Applicable Date Accomplished: January 17, 2010 Project Site: Sugarland # of Participating Rotarians: All Rotarians were present in the activity Prepared by: Eric C. Ausente Acting Club Secretary Approved by: Tomas Gerardo T. Araneta Club President


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