Rotary International District 3780 is one of the Rotary districts in the Philippines. The district specifically covers the city of Quezon City, Metro Manila’s largest city by area and population. D3780 is unique in the Rotary world as it encompasses only one city, making it different from other districts that often cover multiple cities or even regions.
[Related article: History of RI District 3780]
District 3780 key thrusts:
- Focus on Service Above Self: As with other Rotary districts, District 3780 emphasizes community service and humanitarian projects. Clubs in the district work on various initiatives aimed at addressing pressing local needs, such as healthcare, education, environmental sustainability, and economic development.
- Local and International Projects: Rotary District 3780 conducts both local and global grant projects. Locally, the district often focuses on helping underserved communities within Quezon City. Internationally, it collaborates with other Rotary districts to bring aid to disaster-stricken areas or to address global issues like polio eradication.
- Youth Programs: The district is involved in youth development programs such as Interact (for high school students), Rotaract (for college students and young professionals), and RYLA (Rotary Youth Leadership Awards), which focus on cultivating leadership skills among the youth.
- Professional Development and Networking: Rotary clubs within District 3780 provide members with opportunities to network with other professionals, engage in mentorship, and participate in leadership development programs.
- Fellowship and Rotarian Culture: Clubs in District 3780 promote fellowship among members through regular meetings, events, and joint projects, which is a key aspect of Rotary membership.
Leadership and Structure
Each year, a new District Governor is elected to lead the district, with support from Assistant Governors and other district officers who oversee various committees and programs. The District Governor represents the district at the Rotary International level and helps coordinate district-wide initiatives and collaborations.
Rotary District 3780 continues to be an active participant in Rotary International’s mission to promote goodwill and peace through service and community engagement.
For the Rotary Year 2024-2025, District 3780 is composed of 108 Rotary Clubs with 2,584 members, 54 Rotaract Clubs (655 Rotaractors) and 4 Rotary Satellite Clubs. The district is led by District Governor Milo Lucenario.