Mayon DeMolay Alumni Chapter no. 70

📚✨ Brigada Eskwela 2026 ✨📚

In line with the spirit of service and our commitment to supporting public education, the Mayon DeMolay Alumni Chapter No. 70, together Tiwi MPS, under the leadership of MDAC President PMAJ JOHN LOUISE SALVADOR S PACRES, COP, conducted a donation drive for the Grade 2 pupils of Comun Elementary School, Comun, Malinao, Albay.

A total of 33 school supply sets and hygiene kits, along with teaching materials, were turned over to the school's teachers and administrators for distribution to the learners.

This activity embodies the 12th of the DeMolay Code of Ethics: "A DeMolay stands unswervingly for the public schools." Through collective effort and generosity, we continue to invest in the education and future of our youth.

Thank you to all the brethren and partners who made this meaningful outreach possible. Together, we make a difference—one student, one school, and one community at a time.

We proudly congratulate our brothers from Mayon DeMolay Alumni Chapter No. 70 — Bro. Jan Carlo P. Baltazar, Bro. Claude Joseph A. Deuda, and Bro. Ram Derick S. Balde — who are also members of Mount Mayon Chapter No. 76, for receiving the Degree of Chevalier, the highest award that can be bestowed upon a DeMolay.

The Investiture was held in Cebu City, marking a remarkable milestone in their journey as leaders and servants of the Order. Their dedication and commitment to the ideals of DeMolay continue to inspire and bring pride to our Chapters.

Congratulations, Brother Chevaliers!

For 107 years, the International Order of DeMolay has molded lives, built character, and created lifelong bonds of brotherhood.

Today, we honor not just the years, but the values and memories that define us as DeMolays. May we continue to live by our teachings and inspire others through our actions.

Happy 107th Founding Anniversary brethren!

FG, FC, FD!

Fraternal New Year Greetings to all brother DeMolays! May the coming year be filled with unity, service, and continued dedication to the ideals of our Order.

Mayon DeMolay Alumni Chapter No. 70 proudly attended the first-ever Bicol and Southern Luzon Multi-Jurisdictional Forum held at Isarog Masonic Lodge No. 33 temple in Concepcion Pequeña, Naga City.

Together with Bicol DeMolay Alumni Chapter No. 38 and Rinconada Oragon DeMolay Alumni Chapter No. 53, we engaged in meaningful discussions on our chapters' strengths, challenges, and strategies for overcoming setbacks.

Honored to have been joined by Bro. Melvin Calimlim (National President), Bro. Alvin Llanderal (National Secretary), and Bro. Larry Rombaon (Jurisdictional Vice President), whose insights and leadership continue to inspire us.

Mayon DeMolay Alumni Chapter No. 70 and Mount Mayon Chapter No. 76, Order of DeMolay distributed relief goods and provided hot meals to families in San Isidro, Libon, Albay.

Together, we aim to bring hope and relief to those affected by Typhoon Kristine. Thank you to all who contributed their time, effort, and resources to make this mission possible.

Today, members of Mayon DeMolay Alumni Chapter No. 70 came together to repack essential supplies for the relief-ops tomorrow for the victims of Typhoon Kristine in Libon, Albay.

A huge thank you to everyone who joined us in this effort to bring relief and hope to our fellow Albayanos. Together, we can make a difference.

As of October 30, 2024, we have received various donations in kind and in cash with the total of:

Php 39,000

Any amount you can share, big or small, will go a long way in providing food, clothing, and essentials to those affected by the typhoon. Let's come together and show the power of unity and compassion. 🤝❤️

Let's continue spreading hope!

Typhoon Kristine may have passed, but the recovery for many families is just beginning. Every donation, big or small, makes a huge impact in helping our kababayans rebuild their lives. Mayon DeMolay Alumni Chapter No. 70 are still accepting donations to provide essential relief supplies.

Together, we can make a difference and show the true strength of our community. Join us in this mission of compassion and generosity.