JCI Angeles City Culiat http://www.angelesjaycees.org/2010 Since 1952 Mon, 06 Sep 2010 07:28:11 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 en hourly 1 Culiat won 7 major awards and 2 merit awards in the 30th Area 1 Conference http://www.angelesjaycees.org/2010/?p=528 http://www.angelesjaycees.org/2010/?p=528#comments Mon, 06 Sep 2010 07:21:38 +0000 admin http://www.angelesjaycees.org/2010/?p=528 Rank 2, Efficiency Award (JCPEA)

Major Award, Most Outstanding Local Organization Cat 1

Major Award, Most Outstanding Local Organization President Cat 1 : JCI Mem Neki Liwanag

Major Award, Best Individual Development

Major Award, Best Youth Program

Major Award, Best Fund Raising Program

Major Award, Best Cultural Affairs

Major Award, Best JCI Local Organization Website

Merit Award, Best Recruitment Program

Merit Award, Most Outstanding JCI Member : JCI Mem Joyce Macaspac

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]]> http://www.angelesjaycees.org/2010/?feed=rss2&p=528 0 2nd Culiat Car and Bicycle Show http://www.angelesjaycees.org/2010/?p=414 http://www.angelesjaycees.org/2010/?p=414#comments Fri, 13 Aug 2010 06:47:23 +0000 admin http://www.angelesjaycees.org/2010/?p=414

JCI Angeles City Culiat in cooperation with SM City Clark, Casino Widus and Angeles City Site present the 2nd Culiat Car and Bicycle Show on September 10 – 12, 2010 at SM City Clark Event Center.
For inquiries please contact 0916-219-3300 or 0917-511-3175
This project is for the benefit of ALAY Skills Project of JCI Angeles City Culiat.
The Alay Skills Training Program : Alay ng Jaycees trabaho para sa kinabukasan mo project was launched 22yrs (1985) ago as a brainchild of JC Dan Sigua (Commissioner on Youth Affairs) to find a way on how to give chance to indigent out of school youths who wish to learn the necessary skills to earn a living. It is open to young people who are unable to get basic education due to poverty.
The Chapter hired professional instructors for the 3 courses it is offering (electronics, cosmetology & dressmaking) and obtained accreditation with TESDA (Technical Education and Skills Authority) the following year (1986). Each year, the chapter sponsors 3 batches of graduates from the 3 courses who will move on to secure a better life having been equipped with the necessary skills needed to earn a decent living.
Approximately 100 to 250 students graduate each year, and the project became an institution among our less brethren in the community. Classes are being held at the PESO Building, City Hall in partnership with the city government every weekday.
Initially the funding for this project was provided for by the Culiat Pearl Foundation, Inc, which was established by group of associate members. In 1997, the chapter started to fund the project due to the dissolution of the Foundation. Never giving up hope, The LOM solicited funds from members and their sister chapter- JCI CHUNG LI of Taiwan.
This program has been producing an average of 100 graduates per quarter.

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]]> http://www.angelesjaycees.org/2010/?feed=rss2&p=414 0 Road to NATCON 2012 http://www.angelesjaycees.org/2010/?p=222 http://www.angelesjaycees.org/2010/?p=222#comments Mon, 28 Jun 2010 12:36:37 +0000 kristan http://www.angelesjaycees.org/2010/?p=222 Please Support JCI Angeles City Culiat for NATCON 2012 BID

60 REASONS WHY IN ANGELES CITY FOR NATCON 2012

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]]> http://www.angelesjaycees.org/2010/?feed=rss2&p=222 0 Alay Skills Program http://www.angelesjaycees.org/2010/?p=252 http://www.angelesjaycees.org/2010/?p=252#comments Sun, 13 Jun 2010 06:11:42 +0000 admin http://www.angelesjaycees.org/2010/?p=252 Alay Skills Program is a flagship project of JCI Angeles City Culiat, in cooperation with PESO, TESDA and Angeles City Government where free courses related to Dress Making, Cosmetologyy and Electronics are offered.

Angeles University Foundation also donated computers to the program and as part of its partnership, AUF Management Information Systems and Services is conducting every year a preventive maintenance.

Alay Skills Orientation

Preventive Maintenance

Entrep Seminar

Alay Skills Exhibit and Graduation:  SM CITY CLARK EVENT CENTER: June 12, 2010

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]]> http://www.angelesjaycees.org/2010/?feed=rss2&p=252 0 JCI World President at Angeles City http://www.angelesjaycees.org/2010/?p=268 http://www.angelesjaycees.org/2010/?p=268#comments Sun, 30 May 2010 03:09:24 +0000 admin http://www.angelesjaycees.org/2010/?p=268 Article Posted:  http://www.angelescitysite.com/jci_world_president_visit.php
JCI World President, Roland Kwemain visits Angeles City on May 26, 2010 bringing with him the challenge for every JCI member to expand our influence through the Impact of One.
It is known that the JCI or Junior Chamber International, including JCI Philippines and the local chapter JCI Angeles City Culiat, has been actively participating to bring positive change to our community and the world.  Thus, for the organization to continue its strong legacy of service and leadership, according to JCI World President Kwemain, JCI must grow to rise to the challenges of our time.
“As JCI Members, it is not enough for us to think or talk about the challenges facing our world,” he said. “We must act in specific, concrete ways. This is why I’m asking every JCI Member to bring one new friend, family member or colleague to JCI this year to help us act to bring positive change to our communities and the world.”– Roland Kwemain, JCI World President (http://www.jci.cc/news/home.php?news=15710)
JCI World President Roland Kwemain visited the JCI Angeles City Culiat’s Chapter Exhibit entitled: Celebrating Excellence which was held at the Museo ning Angeles on the same date.  He also attended the chapter’s General Membership Meeting (GMM) / Meet and Greet the World President Dinner after the exhibit at Spencer’s Restaurant and Bar as the Guest of Honor and Speaker.
As a token of appreciation, the JCI Angeles City Culiat and the JCI Angeles City Culiat’s Council of Past Presidents pledged to donate a total of TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS ($200.00) for the Nothing But Nets program of the Junior Chamber International whose objective is to help fight Malaria in Africa.  The GMM was well attended by JCI Representatives like JCI Sen. Dennis Cunanan – 2010 JCI General Legal Counsel, JCI Philippines National Board headed by JCI Philippines National President Manuel Van Torevillas, JCI Angeles City Culiat Members, and other Central Luzon chapters like JCI Mabalacat, JCI Magalang and JCI Cabalen.

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]]> http://www.angelesjaycees.org/2010/?feed=rss2&p=268 0 JC Week 2010 http://www.angelesjaycees.org/2010/?p=254 http://www.angelesjaycees.org/2010/?p=254#comments Thu, 29 Apr 2010 06:15:41 +0000 admin http://www.angelesjaycees.org/2010/?p=254 JC Week is one of JCI National Projects. This event is held primarily to promote Jayceeism in our community, in which JCI members participate in a week-long celebration of projects benefiting the community.

PROJECT CHAIRMAN: JCI MEM Kei Magtoto-SO

JC Week Activities:

1. Motorcade (Angeles City)


2. Boto Mo Mahalaga – Comelec PCOS Orientation


3. Entrepreneurship Seminar – Alay Skills Program


4. Feeding Program


5. Job Fair, Museo ning Angeles


6. Tubig-Poso – Donation: Malabanas Angeles City


7. Operation Tuli


8. Celebrating Excellence Exhibit – Museo ning Angeles

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]]> http://www.angelesjaycees.org/2010/?feed=rss2&p=254 0 TOSSA 2010 http://www.angelesjaycees.org/2010/?p=183 http://www.angelesjaycees.org/2010/?p=183#comments Wed, 28 Apr 2010 07:23:19 +0000 admin http://www.angelesjaycees.org/2010/?p=183 TOSSA – The outstanding secondary students of Angeles City or TOSSA is a program that gives recognition to deserving students of both public and private schools in our city. TOSSA was initiated by Angeles Culiat Jaycees, it is financed by VERMAN Group of Companies and in collaboration with the Department of Education.

To this date, no other NGO within the city has ever done anything to recognize the efforts of deserving students and parents, thus through this project, the chapter would like to encourage students to study harder and to inspire them to reach their goals with the end view of building future leaders of the community. Likewise, we would like this to serve as a motivation for non winners to strive harder. The selection of candidates is based on the criteria set by the organizers, interviewed by the screening committee and are given a written examination.

PROJECT CHAIRMAN: JCI MEM Kei Magtoto-SO

MOA Signing

Screening and Interview

Radio Station Interview (RW and GV)

TOSSA Awarding Ceremony

AKSYON Ngayon with Sonny Lopez TV Interview

Videos

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]]> http://www.angelesjaycees.org/2010/?feed=rss2&p=183 1 Angeles Culiat Jaycees’ got a New Queen Bee! (by: JCI Mem Sigfred Catalan) http://www.angelesjaycees.org/2010/?p=15 http://www.angelesjaycees.org/2010/?p=15#comments Sun, 07 Feb 2010 06:33:11 +0000 admin http://www.angelesjaycees.org/2010/?p=15 The Angeles Culiat Jaycees saw the passing of the torch from one beautiful lady president to another. Agnes “Neki” Liwanag was sworn in as the 58th President of the prestigious organization by out-going president Avelaine “Avs” Nepomuceno in the presence of other past presidents of the JCI Angeles City “Culiat” and National Board Officers of the JCI Philippines.

During her valedictory address, out going President likened her term as President to the JCI Angeles Culiat as a marriage for a year, in which she even divulged a promise she made to several past presidents that she would not have a significant other during her one year term. This revelation was met with laughs and wild applause. In recognition of her energy and drive to spearhead the Sagip Ondoy and Pepeng Telethon and Relief Operations as well as her dedication to the organization, the Past Presidents of the Angeles Culiat presented out going President Avelaine a magnificent bronze sculpture.

In what is probably one of the most fashionable Induction and Turnover ceremonies ever presented by the organization with its theme “Gossip Girl” a primetime television favorite. Neki, the Business Development Manager and Executive Assistant to the President of Widus International leisure Inc. became the Angeles Culiat’s third lady president in its long and illustrious existence. The event was graced by presidents and officers of different North Luzon JCI Philippines Local Organizations as well as two international JCI Organizations, JCI – Chungli and JCI – Kota Kinabalu.

In her Inaugural Speech President Neki shared her vision of what her term would be in terms of activities and priority projects. She also stated that she is determined to bring in new blood to the organization and to create new awareness of the organizations existence to the populace of Angeles City and beyond.

President Neki will be supported by her new board members; Voltaire Zalamea Executive, Vice President; Janice Macaspac, Secretary; Kitty Pangilinan; Vice President for Business; Francis Roxas, Vice President for Community; Laila Macapinlac, Vice President – Individual; Edwin Pingol, Vice President – International; Joyce Macaspac, Treasurer; Sigfred Catalan, Auditor; and Avelaine Nepomuceno, Immediate Past President. The Guests of Honor and Speaker that night was the National President, JCI Sen. Manuel Van Torrevillas who was represented by JCI Sen. Randolph Ivan Ruste, National Treasurer . Presiding charging officer was Regional Vice President JCI Mem Johnny Delos Reyes and Inducting Officer was Area Vice President JCI Sen. Christine Ponce-Garcia.

The formal portion of the event ended with a lively dance number presented by the Jaycees newest inducted members followed by fabulous acoustic music by popular local band “Chiro”.

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]]> http://www.angelesjaycees.org/2010/?feed=rss2&p=15 0 Breaking New Grounds, The President’s Message: JCI Mem Neki Liwanag http://www.angelesjaycees.org/2010/?p=11 http://www.angelesjaycees.org/2010/?p=11#comments Sun, 07 Feb 2010 06:27:07 +0000 admin http://www.angelesjaycees.org/2010/?p=11 Honestly speaking, I have feared the day that the year 2010 will come. It is not because I am turning another year older and thus declaring my membership with the “MD”s as really official (my apologies to those who do not know what MD means, it’s a “Culiat” thing ☺). But, it is more of the challenges and responsibilities that lie ahead which when I think about it, causes me to gasp for air as if I am drowning.

As a 7 year old member and a three time Executive Vice President for the JCI Angeles City “Culiat”, I have seen how great this organization was led on both the chapter’s highs and lows. Maybe this is the reason why I feared 2010, because by then, the responsibility of leading THE JCI Angeles City “Culiat” will be on my shoulders. I am sure my predecessors would agree that leading this prestigious organization is not an easy task. Yet they have successfully ended their term with flying colors. Hats off to all of you for a job well done!

Now that 2010 is here, no matter how hard I try to postpone it, there is no other choice but to embrace it. I realized that there is really nothing to fear knowing that I am surrounded by smart and talented Board of Directors, and Members who share the same passion as I have for the JCI. Most of all, this is what JCI is all about, taking on the challenges ahead to discover and hone your leadership skills.

So, for the year 2010, we shall not only embrace the challenges ahead but we will be Breaking New Grounds. The 2010 Board of Directors has created new and exciting projects that will prepare us for the coming years while we continue to provide opportunities for our members to create positive change.

To my 2010 Board of Directors, thank you for taking this challenge with me. I strongly believe that if we move along together aiming at the same purpose, we can lead the organization to much greater heights. To the Members of JCI Angeles City “Culiat”, thank you for giving me the opportunity to take on the role as your President. I may not be as much a good leader as my predecessors were, but I promise to give you more of the best of me.

So on our 58th year as an organization, I seek everyone’s support so we may continue the legacy that is JCI Angeles City “Culiat”.

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]]> http://www.angelesjaycees.org/2010/?feed=rss2&p=11 0 Sagip Ondoy-Pepeng (by: JCI Mem Sigfred Catalan) http://www.angelesjaycees.org/2010/?p=4 http://www.angelesjaycees.org/2010/?p=4#comments Sun, 07 Feb 2010 06:14:08 +0000 admin http://www.angelesjaycees.org/2010/?p=4 Sagip Ondoy-Pepeng Last year, Storm Ondoy and Pepeng created havoc by raising flood waters by dumping huge amounts of rain water. This affected the entire eastern portion of Metro Manila and other parts of the southern Luzon. Pampanga was not spared, as several fatalities were reported at Arayat due to a landslide caused by the heavy rainfall.

The extreme flooding destroyed thousands of homes and made many Filipinos fled for their lives, though many were not so fortunate to make it. The images and news of the calamity spurred JC President Avelaine Nepomuceno and the Angeles City Culiat Jaycees to spearhead a Telethon with Sec. Ed Pamintuan, reminiscent of the successful Sagip Bicol Telethon. They got in touch with the ACCTN PEP TV through JCI Senator Dennis Uy and started the telethon on September 27, 2009.

The donations and support that came were as strong as the flood itself. In less than the amount of time to raise 1.2 Million for the Sagip Bicol, the Sagip Bagyong Ondoy and Pepeng surpassed that amount donated to over 1.6 million. The influx of the cash and goods that arrived was heart warming, it truly showed just how Filipino willingly come together to help each other in dire times.

In record time, the telethon amassed cash and product donations that was repacked and segregated at the Rosegold Warehouse by the Jaycees and civilian volunteers that selflessly donated their time to the very physical work. With the help and support of several JC Local Organizations namely Cabalen, Magalang, Mabalacat, Pangasinan and Dagupan, the Culiat Jaycees where quick to scheduled the relief effort in Pampanga, Dagupan, Marikina and Pangasinan. A total of 8 huge trucks ferried over 10 thousand bags of life saving bags of food, clothes, mineral water, medicines and other necessities for the typhoon victims.

Culiat Jaycees raised 1.6 million in the 3 day telethon.

• 10 thousand bags of goods, clothes and medicines where packed and distributed in 8 trucks.

• Culiat Jaycees delivered relief to 4 areas; Pangasinan, Dagupan, Marikina and Pampanga

GALLERY:

Sagip Ondoy Telethon

Sagip Ondoy – Pepeng Packing

Sagip Ondoy – Sapalibutad

Sagip Ondoy – Cainta Rizal

Sagip Ondoy and Pepeng – Dagupan and Pangasinan

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