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Renewal of sisterhood agreement

1. RC BATANGAS MID-WEST DISTRICT 3820

Makati City, Philippines – September 20, 2025 – The Rotary Club of Makati Legazpi renewed its sisterhood agreement with the Rotary Club of Batangas Mid-West, District 3820, reaffirming their shared commitment to fellowship, service, and continued collaboration. The agreement was formally signed by RC Makati Legazpi President Noemi Ronquillo and RC Batangas Mid-West President Mike Baldoz during the Club’s 36th Induction Ceremony held at The Rotary Makati Clubhouse, 3F MRCFI Building, 8001 Camia, Makati City. The renewal marks another meaningful step in strengthening the bond between the two clubs as they continue working together in the spirit of Rotary service

Renewal of sisterhood agreement

2. RC Freeport Zone

DISTRICT 3790

Makati City, Philippines – September 20, 2025 – The Rotary Club of Makati Legazpi renewed its sisterhood agreement with the Rotary Club of Freeport Zone (Subic Bay), District 3790, reaffirming their continued partnership in fellowship, service, and meaningful collaboration. The agreement was formally signed by RC Makati Legazpi President Noemi Ronquillo and RC Freeport Zone (Subic Bay) Immediate Past President Otchie Peralta during the Club’s 36th Induction Ceremony held at The Rotary Makati Clubhouse, 3F MRCFI Building, 8001 Camia, Makati City. The renewal strengthens the bond between the two clubs and reflects their shared dedication to advancing Rotary’s mission of service above self.

Renewal of sisterhood agreement

3. RC VICTORIA ORIENTAL MINDORO

Victoria, Oriental Mindoro, Philippines – The Rotary Club of Makati Legazpi shares a sister-club relationship with the Rotary Club of Victoria Oriental Mindoro, District 3820, strengthening a bond rooted in fellowship, service, and inter-club collaboration. Based in the municipality of Victoria, a community known as the “Fruit Basket of Oriental Mindoro,” RC Victoria Oriental Mindoro forms part of Rotary International District 3820, which includes clubs from Oriental Mindoro and other provinces across Southern Luzon and Bicol. As a sister club, the relationship reflects Rotary’s spirit of friendship and mutual support beyond district boundaries. A remembered highlight of this connection was the club’s participation in an Induction and Turn-Over Ceremony held around October 24, 2016 in Victoria, Oriental Mindoro, marking a moment of fellowship and continuity among Rotarians.