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AC HS BATCH '95

Join Batch '95 as we celebrate our theme "Strong" and the power of teamwork. Explore topics such as Assumption Velada, Mission Schools, raising funds, and committees.

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AC HS BATCH '95

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  1. AC HS BATCH '95

  2. TOPICS TO COVER • BATCH THEME • ASSUMPTION VELADA • MISSION SCHOOLS • CALENDAR OF EVENTS • RAISING FUNDS • COMMITTEES

  3. TOPICS TO COVER BATCH THEME

  4. THE POWER OF TEAMWORK

  5. At every age, strength is a characteristic often revered: needed in the face of adversity, it allows us to conquer fears, leads us to wonderful experiences and opportunities, and provides the foundation on which we build our lives. The Assumption education instills strength from within—guided by faith, and manifested in determination and values that affect our families, and our circles. BATCH 95 HAS CHOSEN THE THEME “STRONG,” to celebrate this strength which has changed lives— our own and of those around us. Join us as we continue to empower ourselves and each other.

  6. TOPICS TO COVER ASSUMPTION VELADA

  7. WHAT IS A VELADA? Each year, Assumption girls celebrating the 25th year anniversary of their batch graduation get together in a grand reunion called velada (Spanish for evening party)..

  8. Assumption’s Old Girls’ Day is an annual celebration that culminates with a grand Velada, which is hosted by the lead alumnae batches for the year, the Silver and the Gold jubilarians. Of course, aside from the 25-year and 50-year celebrators, each homecoming also celebrates batches every half decade.et on Twitter | inquirerdotnet on Facebook

  9. What is a Velada? CLICK HERE TO WATCH

  10. CLICK HERE TO WATCH IMPACT: Assumption Velada 2016 Highlights The 21st Century will be the century of girls and women. Our time has come! We are not going to ask for a seat at the table, we want half the table. -Dr. Carmen Pinky Valdes President of Assumption College

  11. TOPICS TO COVER MISSION SCHOOLS

  12. THE NEXT STEPS Aside from the performing at the main event, it’s a tradition for alumni to raise funds for Assumption mission schools, such as : St. Martin’s School in Baguio City;  San Juan Nepumoceno School in Malibay, Pasay City;  Assumpta Technical School in San Simon, Pampanga;  Socio-Educational Center in Barrio Obrero, Iloilo City,  Assumption Grade School in Passi, Iloilo; Sta. Rita Academy in Sibalom, Antique; St. Vincent Academy in Kauswagan, Lanao del Norte; and Xavier de Kibangay High School in Lantapan, Bukidnon

  13. ASSUMPTA TECHNICAL SCHOOL SAN SIMON, PAMPANGA ST. MARTIN’S SCHOOL IN BAGUIO CITY. Serves 300 children of cultural minorities in the Mountain ProvinceProvides programs for skills development, formation in the faith, and building Christian communities around the area We visited in 2nd Year High SchoolAimed at providing secondary technical education to the children of farmers It is the only elementary school in the country with an integrated inculturation program - focus is given in preserving the culture and values of the Cordilleras.Venue for our 4th Year Retreat

  14. SOCIO-EDUCATIONAL CENTER BARRIO OBRERO, ILOILO CITY SAN JUAN NEPOMUCENO SCHOOL MALIBAY, PASAY CITY ASSUMPTION GRADE SCHOOL, PASSI, ILOILO. Presentations are communication tools. Elementary school to serve the children at the “Workingman’s Village”, a government land reclaimed from swamps for the hundreds of families left homeless by the great fire of 1951 in Iloilo City. For children of the residents in the squatter area near the Malibay garbage dump. The elementary curriculum is designed particularly for street children. Elementary & high school serving the progressive agro-industrial town located 70 kilometers from Iloilo City

  15. STA. RITA ACADEMY SIBALOM, ANTIQUE ST. VINCENT ACADEMY KAUSWAGAN, LANAO DEL NORTE XAVIER DE KIBANGAY HIGH SCHOOL LANTAPAN, BUKIDNON The only private Catholic school in Sibalom They have students coming from different denominations whose families wish for a Catholic education for their children Serves the children of fisherfolk & copra workersPrimarily established to help bridge the gap between the Muslims and Christians through education. Founded for the Talaandig Tribe of BukidnonLocated in Kibangay, a hilly barrio in Lantapan that is basically an agricultural area

  16. TOPICS TO COVER RAISING FUNDS

  17. 5 4 3 OUR GOAL: P4 Million, Breakdown: P2.5 – P3.0 Million for production P1.0 – P1.5 Million minimum for donation to the mission schools (to be turned over one year later, Velada 2021) 2 1 0 Velada Show Velada Show Velada Show Legacy / Mission Schools Legacy / Mission Schools

  18. WHY 2.5M? VELADA PRODUCTION. • Choreographer and creative director    • Rental of the MRH for the 3-day event • production set-up for 3 days • venue and food for practices • make-up and costumes – approximately P10k per • person

  19. How do we make P4 Million? ·       Corporate Sponsorships – P1.25M Fund raising event and projects/merchandise – P1.25M Personal donations and personal solicitation (i.e. donation from our alumni moms) Sections 1-4 P300,000 each Section 5 P50,000

  20. 300K TARGET 10k SEED MONEY Sections 1-4 P300,000 each Section 5 P50,000 SEED MONEY 10k  from each batch mate to be used as seed money to fund the events and projects THE MORE THE MERRIER! Can you donate more than P10,000? Of course! 

  21. BATCH 95 BANK ACCOUNT YOU MAY DEPOSIT YOUR DONATIONS TO: ACCOUNT NAME: GABRIEL R. LIMJOCO OR CHRISTINA T. LAGDAMEO OR ROSEMARIE ERLINDA T. SIAPNO OR CLAIRE CELDRAN RODRIGUEZ  BPI ACCOUNT NUMBER 0290-0090-35 CLICK HERE TO DONATE

  22. CORPORATE SPONSORS By October, we will have to complete our roster of events which will be listed in the sponsorship letters. -        If you have potential corporate sponsors in mind, please coordinate with Sponsorship head, Rica Amador for the sponsorship letters -        Companies with conflict i.e. Starbucks vs. Coffee Bean will be entertained on a first come first serve basis -        Will we entertain corporate sponsors who will donate in kind? Yes! -        Please keep in mind that we can have parts of the production sponsored – i.e. make-up by MAC, food by ? catering,

  23. Project Proposals FILL UP PROJECT PROPOSAL PROJECT COMMITTEE PROFIT MARGIN Budget will be approved by finance according to availability of funding and profit margin requirements as follows: BATCH EVENT – AC 95 only – should make at least P10,000.00 profit MINOR PROJECT/EVENT –  should make at least P50,000 profit MAJOR PROJECT/EVENT – should make at least P100,000 profit Project Committee will approve concept if it’s in alignment with AC Strong and Women Empowerment. Allow 1 week turn around time Project head fills up and submits project proposal Deadline for submission of proposals: September 30, 2019 CLICK HERE FOR PROJECT PROPOSAL FORM

  24. Project Proposals REQUEST FOR FUNDING LIQUIDATION CHECK DISBURSAL Budgets of less than P50,000 can be disbursed to the project head. Project head will turn in liquidation no later than 10 working days after the project. Receipts and supporting documents should be attached. Expenses more than P50,000 will be issued directly by finance Payment requests should be turned in every first and second Friday of the month. Checks willbe issued by Char every Tuesday of the week and then sent toany of the signatories of the BPI account Once approved, project head will have to request for funding CLICK HERE FOR FUND RAISING REQUEST FORM

  25. TOPICS TO COVER CALENDAR OF EVENTS

  26. SEPTEMBER 28, 2019 Health and Wellness Kick off event Venue: Plana FORMA Makati Studio Time: 4:30 p.m OCTOBER 20,2019. Halloween with the family Venue:: Active FUN BGC Time: 4:30 p.m. NOVEMBER 23,2019 Movie Premier: Frozen 2 Venue: Rockwell Power Plant Mall Time: 4:00 p.m. Cinema 3

  27. DECEMBER 2019 Christmas get together JANUARY 2020 Batch Recollection FEBRUARY 2020 Art Fair

  28. MARCH 2020 Empowered AC Women Dinner APRIL 2020 Fitness road to Velada MAY, JUNE,JULY TBA

  29. AUGUST 2020 Rehearsals begin 3x a week SEPTEMBER 2020 Rehearsals 3x a week OCTOBER 2010 VELADA

  30. TOPICS TO COVER COMMITTEES

  31. BATCH RELATIONS / COMMUNICATIONS FINANCE AND ADMIN Ana David Fionna Borromeo and Char Venturina FUNDRAISING & EVENTS SOCIAL RESPONSIBILTY JenJen Deomano Pepper Periquet CORPORATE SPONSORS VELADA SHOW Rica Amador Gabby Roa, Chin Bautista and Tina Trillana

  32. Where to find us.... AC High School Batch '95 acstrong95 acstrong95@gmail.com

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