Quarter Report BAGONG SANDIGAN

2nd
OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER 2021
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AWARDS COMMITTEE REPORT FORM
QUARTERLY ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT (QAR)
R.Y. 2021-2022 | MONTH OF JULY
ROTARY CLUB OF CONSTITUTION HILL - BAGONG SANDIGAN

MEETING TITLE BOARD MEETING
CATEGORY CLUB ADMINISTRATION
SUB-CATEGORY Membership / Public Image / The Rotary Foundation
ACTIVITY DETAILS
Date Started October 5, 2021 Date Accomplished October 5, 2021
Type of Activity New
Number of
Participants 8 Members
BRIEF ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION
October is the Economic and Community Development month in

Rotary. To discuss the preparations for this month, the Executive
Board of the Rotary Club of Constitution Hill-Bagong Sandigan
(RCBS) held a meeting, via Zoom App, last October 5, 2021, 6:00
PM. In the meeting, which was presided by LCP Ebenezer "Bong"
Beloy, the board also discussed some delicate issues about
membership retention and recruitment.
EBENEZER LIFE CHANGING

SUBMITTED BY CLUB POSITION
“BONG” A. BELOY PRESIDENT
For Rotary Center Staff Only
RECEIVED BY DATE & TIME
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MEETING TITLE 4TH REGULAR CLUB MEETING
SUB-CATEGORY GOVERNANCE
ACTIVITY DETAILS
OCTOBER 7, 2021 Date Accomplished OCTOBER 7, 2021

Date Started
New
Type of Activity
Number of
What is a world without teachers? Many say that teachers helped

build the world, for without them, no other professions would have
been possible. With that, they certainly deserve a special day for
their heroic stints. And so on the occasion of the World Teachers'
Day, the Rotary Club of Constitution Hill- Bagong Sandigan
(RCBS), Rotaract Club of Bagong Sandigan, and the Interact Club
of Judge Feliciano Belmonte Sr. High School, paid tribute to the
teachers who are members of the Rotary Club, during the regular
club meeting of RCBS.

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ACTIVITY TITLE TRIBUTE TO TEACHERS
CATEGORY LITERACY AND BASIC EDUCATION
SUB-CATEGORY Public Image
ACTIVITY DETAILS
OCTOBER 7, 2021 OCTOBER 7, 2021

Date Started Date Accomplished
Number of
HOST
Participants
Members 20
What is a world without teachers? Many say that teachers helped

build the world, for without them, no other professions would have
been possible. With that, they certainly deserve a special day for
their heroic stints. And so on the occasion of the World Teachers'
Day, the Rotary Club of Constitution Hill- Bagong Sandigan
(RCBS), Rotaract Club of Bagong Sandigan, and the Interact Club
of Judge Feliciano Belmonte Sr. High School, paid tribute to the
teachers who are members of the Rotary Club, during the regular
club meeting of RCBS. The celebration was even made more
special by the presence and warm words of Mr. Kristean Navales,
President and Teacher Ruby, both of the Quezon City Public
School Teachers Association (QCPSTA). Interact members
serenaded the teachers through a song number. Though made
virtually over the Zoom App, it was indeed a heart warming tribute
for all the teachers. Salute to the teachers of the world!
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MEETING TITLE ROTARY ACADEMY CLASS 14
CATEGORY MEMBERSHIP
SUB-CATEGORY
ACTIVITY DETAILS
Date Started OCTOBER 13, 2021 Date Accomplished OCTOBER 13, 2021
Number of
Members
Participants 5
This pandemic is believed to be one of the greatest challenges that the

nations of the world had ever dealt with. It has indeed changed our lives in
a lot of ways. Consequently, this global ordeal did not spare even how the
Rotary Clubs around the world go by. Armed with his experience and wide
medical expertise, Dr. Nischal Pandey , Charter President of Rotary eClub
of Connect, Delhi, India, shared very significant information on about
"Living With Covid 19". With the deluge of information about Covid-19 in all
forms of social media, it is a blessing that Dr. Pandey was able to shed light
on certain areas about this pandemic. For the Rotary Academy Class 14,
the Rotary Club of Constitution Hill-Bagong Sandigan and the Rotaract of
Bagong Sandigan were all ears on this timely session. Another worthwhile
Wednesday habit, indeed.

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ACTIVITY TITLE SUBMITTION OF 1ST QUARTER REPORT
CATEGORY GOVERNANCE / ADMINISTRATION
SUB-CATEGORY
ACTIVITY DETAILS
Date Started OCTOBER 15, 2021 Date Accomplished OCTOER 15, 2021
Number of
BRIEF PROJECT DESCRIPTION
Life Changing Ebenezer "Bong" A. Beloy of the Rotary Club of

Constitution Hill-Bagong Sandigan (RCBS), paid a personal visit
to Gov. Ed Ayento, D3780, at the Rotary Center, to hand over the
club's quarterly report. The report contains the activities and
projects that RCBS had accomplished from July to September of
the year. This submission of the quarterly report is very significant,
in that it provides the proof of the club's vibrancy and strong
commitment to "serve to change lives". Kudos RCBS for a job well
done in the first quarter if the Rotary Year 2021-2022. Way to go,
Sandigans!
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PROJECT TITLE
2ND DOSE ANTI-COVID 19
VACCINATION
CATEGORY
DISEASE PREVENTION AND TREATMENT
SUB-CATEGORY
ACTIVITY DETAILS
Date Started OCTOBER 16, 2021 Date Accomplished OCTOBER 16 2021
Number of
Participants 1 Member CO-HOST
Our fight against the pernicious Covid-19 is not yet over. All the
more, we need people who will.be standing at the frontline to help
others in their quest of battling this pandemic. One noble action
where one can commit an altruistic act is assisting in the
administration of the anti-Covid-19 vaccine. Such was exactly
what LCP Ebenezer "Bong" A. Beloy, did when he joined the
frontline force who administered the second dose of anti-Covid 19
vaccine at Don Alejandro Roces High school. With him are other
Rotarians from D3780.

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MEETING TITLE CLUB BOARD MEETING
CATEGORY YOUTH SERVICE
SUB-CATEGORY
ACTIVITY DETAILS
OCTOBER 19
Date Started OCTOBER 19, 2021 Date Accomplished
2021
Club Participation
Number of
Participants
8 Members
When we prepare, we certainly get the best outcome. To

prepare for the upcoming ILA 2021 hosting, the Rotary Club of
Constitution Hill-Bagong Sandigan (RCBS) held a special
meeting together with the Interact of Judge Feliciano
Belmonte Sr. High School members. PND Evelyn "Teacher Lyn"
Adrino laid down the plans, together with Interact President
Cherry Ann Ayuco. District Chair for Interact Debbie Guo was
also present during this special meeting to talk about the
club's participation in hosting the event.
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PROJECT TITLE
VITAMINS C DISTRIBUTION TO
AMBULENT VENDORS
CATEGORY Disease Prevention and Treatment
SUB-CATEGORY Maternal and Child Care / Water and Sanitation
PROJECT DETAILS
Date Started OCTOBER 20, 2021 Date Accomplished OCTOBER, 2021
Type of Project New
Club Participation Lead host
Number of
Participants 5 Members 100 recipients
Beneficiary AMBULANT VENDORS
Number of Beneficiaries 100
Cost of Project Php 25,000.00
Source of Funds Members’ contribution
Total Economic Value of the Project Php 25,000.00
Helping hands are what we need during this pandemic. In

an effort to at least care for the health of our ambulant
vendors, LCP Ebenezer "Bong" Beloy headed some
members of the Rotary Club of Constitution Hill-Bagong
Sandigan (RCBS) to distribute Vitamin C packs. The
distribution which was oversaw by Rotarian Jovz
Poblacion, happened at the Christ the King Parish
community. The Sandigans hope to bring good health and
lighten a little burden in our beloved ambulant vendors, for
other people greatly depend on their jobs too.
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ACTIVITY TITLE
ROTARY ACADEMY CLASS 15
3780 - ONLINE VIA ZOOM APP
CATEGORY MEMBERSHIP
SUB-CATEGORY Club Administration / Environment
ACTIVITY DETAILS
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Everything starts with nature, and without nature, there will never be a place called
Earth. It is just therefore befitting that the Rotary's 7th Area of Focus in its service
implementation is on the environment. And tonight, during the Class 15 of the Rotary
Academy, Dr. Christopher Puttock, Immediate Past Chairman of the Environmental
Sustainability Rotary Action Group (ESRAG), was aptly enthusiastic in sharing his
expertise on how Rotary can be of service to the communities of the world through
caring for the environment. Dr. Puttock specifically discussed his lecture, entitled
"Protecting the Environment". For both the Rotary Club of Constitution Hill-Bagong
Sandigan and the Rotaract Club of Bagong Sandigan, this was a great opportunity to
learn more about the interconnectivity among the environment, the community the club
serves, and its role as a club. A fruitful Wednesday virtual encounter indeed!

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PROJECT TITLE END POLIO DAY
CATEGORY DISEASE PREVENTION AND TREATMENT
SUB- Economic and Community Development / Water
CATEGORY and Sanitation
PROJECT DETAILS
OCTOBER 24,
2021
Type of Project New Continuing
Club Participation Lead host Co-host
Number of
Participants 5 Members Non-members
Beneficiary
Number of Beneficiaries
The venue was flooded red during the celebration and fund raising
activities of D3780 for the World Polio Day. Donned in their red
Polio Day shirts, a vast majority of the D3780 Rotarians showed
their strong support to finally mark a period to polio, around the
world. During this event, the Rotary Club of Constitution Hill-
Bagong Sandigan (RCBS), headed by LCP Ebenezer " Bong"
Beloy, took part in the revelry. It was fun, indeed, because of the
various physical activities, but the bigger fun was the thought that
for every red shirt worn by a Rotarian (and probably friends of a
Rotarian) that flooded the venue, a particular individual
somewhere around the globe will be saved from the dreaded
polio. It warms our hearts to see that every Rotarian connects for
a common cause. On this day, together we say: "End polio now!"
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PROJECT TITLE
LAUCHING PRODUCT INNOVATION
INTERSCHOOL COMPETITION
CATEGORY COMMUNITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
SUB-CATEGORY BASIC EDUCATION AND LITERACY
PROJECT DETAILS
OCTOBER 28,
2021
Type of Project New Continuing
Number of
Participants 15 100 Non-members
Beneficiary SHS STUDENTS OF QC

Number of Beneficiaries 100
Source of Funds Members’ contribution and donations from partners
Last October 28, Bagon Sandigan Launch the Pintakasi

(Pinagkaisang Talino't Kahusayan sa Sining) Product Innovation
Interschool Competition co-hosted byRotary Club of Alabang
Madrigal Business Park aimed to equip QC SHS learners with
tools beneficial for their future business and endeavors.
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PROJECT TITLE
ENTREPRENEURIAL SKILLS
DEVELOPMENT WEBINAR
PROJECT DETAILS
Date Started OCTOBER 28, 2021 Date Accomplished OCTO 2021
Type of Project New

Number of
Participants 25 Members 120 Non-members
Beneficiary QUEZON CITY SHS LEARNERS

Source of Funds Members’ contribution and partners donations
"Dream big; start small".
These words were uttered with conviction by no less than Dr. Carl Balita,
during the Rotary Club of Constitution Hill-Bagong Sandigan webinar on
"Entrepreneurial Skills Development". Dr. Balita, who has a big heart for
the people, is a self-made entrepreneur himself, whose life story is an
inspiration to a lot of budding entrepreneurs. In his lively and very practical
lecture, he emphasized both the importance of having good education and
being an entrepreneur, even using technology for this purpose. He also
entertained numerous questions and gave sound pieces of advise to the
Senior High School student-participants during the webinar. In relation to
this, LCP Ebenezer "Bong" Beloy spearheaded the launching of the club-
sponsored activity dubbed as "Pinagkaisang Talento at Kakayahan sa
Sining" (PINTAKASI), a competition showing both the creative ingenuity
and entrepreneurial prowess of the Senior High School students in Quezon
City, taking up Accountancy and Business Management strand.
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ACTIVITY TITLE
LCPs REGULAR MEETING WITH
DISTRICT 3780 OFFICIALS
CATEGORY GOVERNANCE AND ADMINISTRATION
SUB-CATEGORY MEMBERSHIP
ACTIVITY DETAILS
OCTOBER 30,
2021
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LCP Ebenezer "Bong" Beloy of the Rotary Club of Constitution

Hill-Bagong Sandigan attended the 4th Regular District meeting
of 3780 Life Changing Presidents (LCP). At the helm of this
meeting is Life Changing Governor Ed Ayento. Various district
and club concerns, especially on the submission of reports and
score system for the club performance, were among the agenda
of the said meeting.

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MEETING TITLE 5th REGULAR BOARD MEETING
ACTIVITY DETAILS
NOVEMBER 2,
NOVEMBER 2, 2021 Date Accomplished
2021
Date Started
New
Type of Activity
Number of
The Rotary Club of Constitution Hill-Bagong

Sandigan held their regular executive board
meeting. Spearheading the meeting is Life
Changing President Ebenezer "Bong" Beloy
who discussed the upcoming activities for the
month of November. Other matters were also
decided that shall in turn be discussed in the
coming club regular meeting.

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ACTIVITY TITLE
CATEGORY MEMBERSHIP
SUB-CATEGORY THE ROTARY FOUNDATION
ACTIVITY DETAILS
Number of
The most remarkable humanitarian activity of the Rotary is its staunch

resolve to end polio globally. The funding of which that fuels this noble
activity comes from the Rotary Foundation. As clubs composed of people
of action, they are highly encouraged to implement meaningful and
significant projects in their immediate communities that will have a lasting
impact. This is supported by a grant from the Rotary Foundation, as well.
In any organization, funding is the bloodline that enables them to realize
their plans. All these and more were aptly discussed by RIPN Gordon
Mcinally. More than raising funds for the foundation, he also encouraged
each Rotarian to give the necessary inspiration so that anyone may
contribute wholeheartedly. For the Rotary Academy Class 17, the Rotary
Club of Constitution Hill- Bagong Sandigan and the Rotaract Club of
Bagong Sandigan were surely motivated to contribute something for the
Rotary Foundation.

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ACTIVITY TITLE
CATEGORY MEMBERSHIP
SUB-CATEGORY THE ROTARY FOUNDATION
ACTIVITY DETAILS
NOVEMBER 4,
Date Started NOVEMBER 4, 2021 Date Accomplished
2021
Number of
Having wrapped up the activities for the month of October,

the Rotary Club of Constitution Hill-Bagong Sandigan
welcomed the month of November with a regular meeting,
presided by LCP Ebenezer "Bong" Beloy. The virtual
meeting's focus was the activities landed up for the month
of November. Updates on the whereabouts of the Rotaract
Club and the Interact Club were also presented. The
treasurers' report was given by PP Celia "Cels" Sevilla,
while concerns on membership recruitment was brought to
the table by TP Lucita "Lucy" Mendoza. PP Rhodora
"Doris" Sanchez efficiently acted as the Night Chair.
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PROJECT TITLE
ETHICAL LEADERSHIP AND
TEAMWORK WEBINAR
CATEGORY GOVERNANCE / MEMBERSHIP
PROJECT DETAILS
NOVEMBER 6,
Date Started NOVEMBER 6, 2021 Date Accomplished
2021
Type of Project New

Number of
Beneficiary QUEZON CITY SHS LEARNERS

Source of Funds Members’ contribution and partners donations
"Interact Leadership Academy 2 with the theme

"Ethical Leadership and Teamwork". Hosted by
Rotary Club of Constitution Hill - Bagong
Sandigan, Rotaract Club of Bagong Sandigan,
and Interact Club of Judge Feliciano Belmonte
Sr. High School. With special resource speaker;
RCCHBS Life-Changing President Ebenezer
"Bong" Beloy.
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PROJECT TITLE
DIALOGUE AND OPEN FORUM ON
THE ECONOMIC COMPASS PILLARS 5
PEACE BUILDING AND CONFLICT
SUB-CATEGORY
PREVENTION
PROJECT DETAILS
NOVEMBER 12, NOVEMBER 12
2021 2021
Type of Project New
Club Participation Co host

Number of
Beneficiary All Filipino Citizens

Cost of Project Human resource
Source of Funds
Total Economic Value of the Project Human resource
Sen. Emmanuel “Manny” Pacquiao (center) is shown in the photo

at a dialogue and open forum on the Economic Compass Pillars
5 of the Chamber of Commerce of the Philippine Islands (CCPI),
held at the Chamber Building, Magallanes Drive, Intramuros,
Manila. Pacquiao, who is the president of the PDP-Laban party,
supports and responds to the chamber’s five pillars. Likewise, he
presents his program for each of the pillars: the Filipino and
education, industries and businesses, the government,
infrastructure and the environment, and the economy. In the photo
are (from left) Chamber President Jose Luis Yulo Jr., president of
the chamber; Rep. Jose ‘Lito’ Atienza Jr.

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PROJECT TITLE EDUKASYON NGAYON

CATEGORY BASIC EDUCATION AND LITERACY
SUB-CATEGORY
PROJECT DETAILS
Date Started NOVEMBER 11, 2021 Date Accomplished NOVEMBER 11 2021
Type of Project New
Club Participation HOST

Number of
20 Members 30 From other clubs
Participants
Beneficiary ROTARIANS
Cost of Project FREE
Source of Funds
Total Economic Value of the Project FREE
Education is the bloodline of one's economy. If we cease to educate our

people, we also endanger the lives of the throbbing people. And so, despite
the pandemuc, the Rotary Club of Constitution Hill- Bagong Sandigan
conducted a webinar that aims to inform the people on the current state of
education, at least in Quezon City. Dubbed as "Edukasyon Ngayon", the
webinar was graced by no less than the Schools Division Superintendent,
Dr. Jenilyn Rose B. Corpuz, Asst. Schools Division Superintendent Engr.
Marc Voltaire Padilla, and the Head of Education Affairs Unit of Quezon
City, Hon. Aly Medalla. Life Changing President Dr. Ebenezer "Bong" Beloy
also shared his thoughts on how the Schools Division Office responds to
the challenges of the new normal in education. Life-Changing District
Governor Ed Ayento was also present to give his insightful remarks on the
topic at hand. The webinar was held on November 11th, using the Zoom
App. were teachers and education advocates within Quezon City.
EBENEZER “BONG” LIFE CHANGING

A. BELOY PRESIDENT
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ACTIVITY TITLE
CATEGORY MEMBERSHIP
SUB-CATEGORY THE ROTARY FOUNDATION / End Polio
ACTIVITY DETAILS
NOVEMBER 10, NOVEMBER 10,

2021 2021
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One of the stellar trademarks of the Rotary is its call to end polio.
If there is one thing that we can easily identify with Rotary globally,
that is its staunch advocay to finally put a period to this global
malady. For Rotary Academy Class 18, PRIVP Michael K.
McGovern, Chairman of the International Polio Plus Committee of
the Rotary International talked passionately on how Rotary had
helped the world in putting an end, or at least almost, to polio. He
was very greatful indeed that Rotarians around the world held
hands in pouring in their resources to this common cause. As for
the Rotary Club of Constitution Hill-Bagong Sandigan and
Rotaract Club of Bagong Sandigan, Class 18 was both an
inspiration and a challenge. Now that we are so close in ending
polio, much will also be expected from us, Rotarians.
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PROJECT TITLE GIRL RISING Facilitators Training

CATEGORY Empowerment of GIRLS
SUB-CATEGORY
PROJECT DETAILS
Date Started NOVEMBER 13, 2021 Date Accomplished NOVEMBER 13 2021
Type of Project New
Club Participation HOST

Number of From other clubs /NON
20 Members 20
Participants MEMBERS
Beneficiary ROTARIANS AND TEACHER FACILITATORS
Source of Funds
CO-SPONSORSHIP WITH SUNSILK
Total Economic Value of the Project
PHILS.
Girls' empowerment was the theme of the virtual training

sponsored by the Rotary Club of Constitution Hill-Bagong
Sandigan last November 13. Teachers from selected schools in
Quezon City and Rotary members were given a facilitator's
training by Girl Rising Philippines through its Coordinator, Mr.
Jerome Bactol. The virtual, yet very engaging training aims to
capacitate the would-be facilitators of the club's project on training
girls to become more empowered, thereby making a more
significant contribution to society. The event was also attended by
the club's sister club, the Rotary Club of Alabang Madrigal
Business Park.
EBENEZER “BONG” LIFE CHANGING

A. BELOY PRESIDENT
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ROTARY CLUB
CONSTITUTION HILL - BAGONG SANDIGAN
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PROJECT TITLE
HOW TO BUILD CONFIDENCE AS A
LEADER
CATEGORY Administration / Governance
SUB-CATEGORY
PROJECT DETAILS
NOVEMBER Date
Date Started NOVEMBER 15, 2021
15, 2021 Accomplished
New
Type of Project
Club Participation COHOST

Number of
20 Members 20
Participants
Beneficiary ROTARIANS
Number of
Beneficiaries
Source of Funds
Total Economic Value of the
Co-sponsored by sister club RCAMBP
Project
A webinar-workshop was co-sponsored by the Rotary Club of

Constitution Hill-Bagong Sandigan with its sister club, the Rotary
Club of Alabang Madrigal Business Park, as the sponsor.
Focusing on building one's confidence as a leader, the event was
attended by other Rotarians from other districts as well. In a very
lively and engaging talk, the participants were given tons of
inspiring anecdotes and stories of experiences, both from the
speaker and the participants themselves. Confidence is, indeed,
one quality that leaders must also possess.
EBENEZER
SUBMITTE
“BONG” A. CLUB POSITION LIFE CHANGING PRESIDENT
D BY
BELOY
RECEIVED
DATE & TIME
BY
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ROTARY CLUB
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PROJECT TITLE AYUDA
SUB-CATEGORY Maternal and Child Health
PROJECT DETAILS
Date NOVEMBER 17,
Date Accomplished NOVEMBER 17, 2021
Started 2021
Type of Project New
Club
HOST
Participation
Number of
3 Members
Participants
Beneficiary 50
Number of
Beneficiaries
Cost of Project 5,000.00
Source of Funds
Total Economic Value of the Project 5,000.00
What could be more joyful than seeing your brothers and sisters
beaming with a bright smile? This was indeed what the Rotary
Club of Constitution Hill-Bagong Sandigan (RCCHBS) brought
to dozens of families within the communities of FILINVEST,
Patibay 1, Patibay 2, Patibay 3, PICCA, Pook Pag-asa, Shelter
Homes, Sitio Pugot, and Soldiers Home Upper Area 2, with the
RCCHBS AYUDA (relief goods giving), spearheaded by
Rotarian Jovz Adriano. The event was held last November
17.cipants were given tons of inspiring anecdotes and stories
of experiences, both from the speaker and the participants
themselves. Confidence is, indeed, one quality that leaders
must also possess.
EBENEZER
LIFE CHANGING
SUBMITTED BY “BONG” A. CLUB POSITION
PRESIDENT
BELOY
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ACTIVITY TITLE
CATEGORY MEMBERSHIP
ACTIVITY DETAILS

2021 2021
New
Type of Activity
Number of 8 Members
Participants
The ultimate purpose of Rotarians' giving a generous financial contribution

is to make the Rotary Foundation vibrant. These gifts find their way to the
remotest parts of the world and even to nearby communities, where they
are most needed. The Rotary Academy Class 19 centered on the
whereabouts of the Rotary Foundation. And who is better to give light to
this very significant topic, other than the likes and caliber of PRIP John
Germ, who is a Rotary International Past President (2016–2017) and hails
from Tennessee, USA, One thing is for sure from his words, that the
foundation is very strong in terms of contribution and the role it plays
globally as the humanitarian wing of Rotary. What we contribute from our
respective clubs surely goes a long way towards making the foundation
turn in perpetuity.

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ACTIVITY TITLE
CATEGORY MEMBERSHIP
ACTIVITY DETAILS

2021 2021
New
Type of Activity
Number of 8 Members
Participants

If there is one thing that sustains the Rotary Foundation, it is the
magnanimous hearts of the Rotarians. If funding were lacking, the
foundation could surely not deliver its services to where they were needed.
It is the financial coffers of Rotary that sustain its humanitarian services,
thus propelling the foundation. However, the pandemic had a huge impact
on the fundraising efforts of the foundation, and the effect was globally felt.
Nevertheless, the Rotary, steadfast to its commitment to serving above
oneself, was able to hurdle this seemingly formidable challenge. True
enough, for the last session of Rotary Academy, Class 20, PDG Brenda
Worthley Cressey, Past TRF Chair, D7780, was quite empathic in
discussing the experiences felt by Rotary as far as fundraising for the
Rotary Foundation is concerned, during the pandemic. Indeed, it was a
worthwhile Wednesday night to cap the Rotary Academy for this Rotary
Year for both the Rotary Club of Constitution Hill-Bagong Sandigan and the
Rotaract Club of Bagong Sandigan. Wednesday nights will never be the
same again for the two clubs, as the academy temporarily closes. Kudos to
the men and women behind the success of this enriching endeavor!
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MEETING TITLE
6th REGULAR EXECOM / BOARD
MEETING
ACTIVITY DETAILS

Date Accomplished
2021 2021
Date Started
New
Type of Activity
Number of
Committed to continuing its service to the immediate

community, the Executive Committee of the Rotary
Club of Constitution Hill-Bagong Sandigan held a
meeting with LCP Ebenezer "Bong" Beloy to discuss
the activities lined up for the month of December.
Also discussed in the meeting was the upcoming
mid-year review, which the club needs to prepare
for. A planned fellow fellowship was agreed, to
celebrate the holidays. Details of which will be
finalized at the regular club meeting. Also, LCP Bong
made some adjustments to the Club Calendar of
Activities due to some unforeseen circumstances.

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ACTIVITY TITLE
LIFE CHANGING PRESIDENTS
MEETING
CATEGORY GOVERNANCE
SUB-CATEGORY ADMINISTRATION
ACTIVITY DETAILS
DECEMEBER 4
Date Started DECEMBER 4, 2021 Date Accomplished
2021
Number of
Participants 1 Member
Representing the Rotary Club of Constitution Hill-Bagong

Sandigan, LCP Ebenezer "Bong" Beloy attended the monthly
LCPs' district meeting with D3780 Gov. Ed Ayento spearheading
the event. Important reminders were given and future district
activities were discussed during this virtual gathering. When the
bridge of communication among clubs is left open, the
organization prospers and harmoniously works towards a
common goal. This was simply the case for our beloved district.

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ACTIVITY TITLE THE ROTARY FOUNDATION NIGHT
CATEGORY TRF
SUB-CATEGORY ADMINISTRATION
ACTIVITY DETAILS
DECEMEBER 4
Date Started DECEMBER 4, 2021 Date Accomplished
2021
Number of
Participants 5 Member
Held annually, the TRF Night honors the men and women of
Rotary who selflessly contribute to the worthy causes of the
organization. Rotarians generous contribution to The Rotary
Foundation are essential to securing and growing Rotary
programs throughout the world. RI recognizes donors to express
our gratitude for their commitment, offering individual and club
recognition as well as naming opportunities that enable members
to honor a friend or family member with a named or endowed gift.

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ACTIVITY TITLE CHRISTMAS PARTY
CATEGORY FELLOWSHIP
SUB-CATEGORY MEMBERSHIP
ACTIVITY DETAILS
DECEMBER 17, DECEMEBER 17

2021 2021
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After 2 years of hard lockdown, members of the Bagong Sandigan

had a fun-filled Christmas fellowship held at TIKME Restaurant
located at Brgy. Holy Spirit Drive, Quezon City. The night’s
laughter, sharing of gifts, stories, music and dancing renewed the
spirit of unity and love among the members of Bagong Sandigan.
It was a Merry Christmas indeed to all.

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PROJECT PNEUMOCOCCAL AND FLU
TITLE VACCINATION DAY
SUB-CATEGORY Maternal and Child Health
PROJECT DETAILS
Date DECEMBER 29,
Date Accomplished DECEMBER 29, 2021
Started 2021
Type of Project New
Club
HOST
Participation
Number of
5 Members
Participants
Beneficiary RESIDENTS OF BRGY. BATASAN HILLS, QC
Number of
Beneficiaries 100
Source of Funds
Up-to-date immunizations are the best protection against flu and

pneumonia. Last December 29, 2021, RC Constitution Hill Bagong
Sandigan sponsored the much-needed vaccination program at San
Antonio De Padua Parish, Bgry. Batasan Hills, Quezon City. Recipients
of the vaccination event are senior citizens and selected residents. A
total of 82 individuals from flu vaccine and 72 individuals from
pneumococcal vaccine benefited from the event. Present members of
RCCHBS are LCP Bong Beloy, PP Celia Sevilla, PP Rhodora Sanchez,
Rtn. Miguel Sevilla and Rtn. Patty Catabay.
This vaccination day was a success with the cooperation of Center of

Health Development Region 4A, the Department of Health and San
Antonio De Padua Parish
EBENEZER
LIFE CHANGING
SUBMITTED BY “BONG” A. CLUB POSITION
PRESIDENT
BELOY
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SIMPLIFIED GOVERNANCE SCORECARD
For the RY 2021-2022
ROTARY CLUB OF CONSTITUTION HILL-
BAGONG SANDIGAN
QUARTERLY SCORECARD
GOOD GOVERNANCE
1st 2nd 3rd 4th REMARKS AS OF 1/10/22
DISTRICT THRUSTS 2021-22
1. The Club conducts
STRATEGIC & ANNUAL
PLANNING SESSIONS (Vision,
0 0 Done , GV HELD ON AUG 22, 2021
Mission, Goal & Core Values
Setting) and updates these
Periodically or as needed.
2. The Club has a set of
UPDATED INSTITUTIONAL
DOCUMENTS such as Articles
of Constitution and By Laws,
Board minutes and
resolutions which serve and The Club follows the latest version of
guide the club in its 0 0 the RI Standard By Constitution and
management and decision- By Laws. Posted in the RCBS website.
making process. If the Club is
not incorporated, they should
have a file of the Duties and
Responsibilities of each Club
Officer and Director.
3. The Club has a
FUNCTIONING Board of
DIRECTORS who regularly
meets documents its
approvals, resolutions and
decisions and is Holds regular board meetings every
ACCOUNTABLE for Setting 1st Tuesdays of the month and
Direction, ensuring good 0 0 special board meetings as needed,
governance of the club and with board minutes properly
approving major policy documented by the Secretary.
decisions of the club such as
Club Targets, Officers of the
Club, Concurrences, Opening
& Maintaining Bank Accounts,
etc.
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4. The Club regularly &
periodically prepares and
The Club maintains a bank account
submits FINANCIAL REPORTS
and a regular reporting of Club funds
to the Board on its
0 0 receipts and disbursements.Bank
administrative and project
account is maintained at PNB Don
funds; either separately or
Antonio Br.
included in their monthly club
bulletin.
5. The Club regularly Updates Rotary Club goals have been posted
and is Compliant with including the latest accomplishments
ROTARY CLUB CENTRAL (RCC) 0 0 of the club. As of this date, Club has
Reporting and Posting of complied with the required RI
Goals, Plans, Programs, etc. citation.
6. The Club has at least

CHARTER STRENGTH in Total members as of the end of Sept
MEMBERSHIP and aiming to 0 0 is 40 . Club's net increase target is at
achieve an Annual NET least addtl 3 members or 43.
INCREASE in Membership.
7. The Club has a SISTER CLUB

with another district or
Partner Organizations/Group
in implementing
The Club has a new Sister Club, RC
SIGNATURE/GLOBAL Grant
Alabang Madrigal Business Park and
Projects that properly 0 0
will be the partner for the Girl Rising
responds to the Needs of
Program.
their community, sustainable,
and aligned with Rotary
International’s Seven Areas
of Focus.
8. The Club observes the
Proper Use of the ROTARY
The Club follows the rotary brand
BRAND Logo/Standards and
0 0 standards in all its social media
following SOCIAL MEDIA
postings.
Ethics in posting of Rotary
related events or activities.
9. The Club is an Annual

The Club targets USD 4300 in TRF
Contributor to the ROTARY
with actual contribution as of
FOUNDATION’s Funds and/or
January 10, 2020 is USD 3,400 and
Global Grant Programs; 0 0
with End polio Contribution of USD
Properly Accounting for the
USD 90 of 200. The Club is a regular
Contributions to the TRF and
TRF Contributor.
the global grant availment
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10. The Club adopts a Sound The club has a financial management
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT system in place to properly account
System in the availment and for any grants or projects, whether
accounting of the District and 0 0 district or global. The most recent
Global Grants Maintaining grant came from the foundation of
TRANSPARENCY with Local or another institution, of which the
Global Partners. financial report was submitted too.
TOTAL 0 0 0 0
SCORE 100 100
EQUIVALENT PLATINUM
Prepared by: Good

Governance Officer/Club
Trainor
CP BECCA DELA CRUZ/IPP

LUCITA MENDOZA
Approved by President: LCP

EBENEZER BELOY
Verified by AG:
AGR:
CHRISMYLEEN LACADEN Fatima Mae Tiburcio
Validated by Good
Governance Committee
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OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER 2021

ROTARY CLUB OF CONSTITUTION HILL - BAGONG SANDIGAN

Date Started October 5, 2021 Date Accomplished October 5, 2021

Type of Activity New

BRIEF ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION

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OCTOBER 7, 2021 Date Accomplished OCTOBER 7, 2021

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OCTOBER 7, 2021 OCTOBER 7, 2021

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What is a world without teachers? Many say that teachers helped

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This pandemic is believed to be one of the greatest challenges that the

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Type of Activity New

BRIEF PROJECT DESCRIPTION

Life Changing Ebenezer "Bong" A. Beloy of the Rotary Club of

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Type of Activity New

BRIEF ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION

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Type of Activity New

BRIEF ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION

When we prepare, we certainly get the best outcome. To

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Helping hands are what we need during this pandemic. In

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Date Started OCTOBER 20, 2021 Date Accomplished OCTOBER 20 2021

Type of Activity New

BRIEF ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION

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ROTARY CLUB OF CONSTITUTION HILL - BAGONG SANDIGAN

Type of Project New Continuing

Club Participation Lead host Co-host

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Beneficiary SHS STUDENTS OF QC

Last October 28, Bagon Sandigan Launch the Pintakasi

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Club Participation Lead host

Beneficiary QUEZON CITY SHS LEARNERS

RECEIVED BY DATE & TIME

Type of Activity New

BRIEF ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION

LCP Ebenezer "Bong" Beloy of the Rotary Club of Constitution

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RECEIVED BY DATE & TIME

BRIEF ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION

The Rotary Club of Constitution Hill-Bagong

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