Rotaract Club of Makati celebrates 25th Charter Anniversary

The first and only one of its kind sponsored by the prestigious Rotary Club of Makati, the Rotaract Club of Makati was chartered as a youth program in support of Rotary International’s efforts to provide opportunities for the youth to serve communities

PhotoGRAPH COURTESY OF Rotaract Club of Makati Celebrating Rotaract Club of Makati’s 25th year are the Club’s president, Emmanuel Adrian Manuel (seated, at the center) with Rotary International District 3830 Governor Nominee and Rotary Club of Makati past president Reginald Alberto ‘Reggie’ and Ann Sue Nolido on his right, Rotary Club of Makati past president Luis Angel ‘Louie’ and Ann Tess Aseoche on his left, along with both past and present Rotaract Club of Makati members.

In the busy metropolis of Makati, a dedicated group of young professionals and students have been making a significant impact on their community for the past 25 years.

On 29th of December 2023, the Rotaract Club of Makati — a dynamic and vibrant youth organization, celebrated its 25th Charter Anniversary, marking a quarter-century of service, leadership, fellowship, and positive impact.

The celebration brought together the club’s past and present members and its ever-supportive sponsoring club, the Rotary Club of Makati through the presence of District Governor Nominee Reggie and Ann Sue Nolido, as well as past president Louie and Ann Tess Aseoche. Past District Governors Pepito Bengzon and Tony Quila also shared the celebration through their congratulatory messages.

Founding and early years

Through the sponsorship of the Rotary Club of Makati, The Rotaract Club of Makati was established on 29th of December 1998.

As the first and only Rotaract Club sponsored by the prestigious Rotary Club of Makati, it was chartered first as a youth program in support of Rotary International’s efforts of providing opportunities for the youth to serve communities.

Photograph courtesy of Richard Manilag for RC Makati Rotary Community Corp Bukluran’s last Angel gift-giving on 2 December 2023 held at the Rotary Club of Makati Clubhouse with RC Makati members led by Club president Bing Matoto and Rotaract Club of Makati led by president Adrian Manuel.

Numerous projects

Throughout its 25 years of existence, the Rotaract Club of Makati has been serving the community through numerous projects.

These projects not only addressed the immediate community needs but also laid the foundation for the club’s long-term commitment to sustainable development.

It has consistently implemented projects that align with Rotary International’s areas of focus. Through its initiatives, dedicated to disease prevention, water and sanitation, maternal and child health, basic education, community economic development, peace building and conflict resolution, and environment protection, the club has been at the forefront of positive change not only in Makati but on different parts of the country.

Awards

As proof of its excellence, the Rotaract Club of Makati has received numerous awards and recognitions in the world of Rotary for its contributions and dedication to serving the community.

Other than the impact on the community, the Rotaract Club of Makati places strong emphasis on fellowship and camaraderie among its members. Regular meetings, team-building activities, and social events create a supportive environment where like-minded individuals can forge lasting friendships and collaborate on projects with shared goals.

In the past 25 years, the club has grown in terms of membership. With members coming from diverse professional fields, cultures, backgrounds, abilities, and talents, it undeniably highlights diversity, equity, and inclusion. Their collective passion for community service and personal development has fueled the club’s success.

Looking ahead

As the Rotaract Club of Makati looks ahead to the next chapter, the organization remains committed to its founding principles of service, fellowship and professional development.

It is a testament to the club’s ongoing commitment to service and community development and eagerness of its members to continue making a difference in the community, leveraging their skills, resources, and passion for service to create a lasting impact.

As the club continues to evolve and grow, it remains a shining example of how young professionals can come together to create positive change in their communities.


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