TO support the educational aspirations of underprivileged yet talented students, the Saipan Maga’Haga Lady Eagles Club and the Saipan Magalahi Eagles Club have launched a scholarship program for public high school students in the Philippines.
The signing ceremony for the project took place on May 18, 2024, during the joint monthly meeting of the SMEC and SMLEC at Marvz Kitchen.
The scholarship program is for the eighth graders of Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo National High School in Imus, Cavite, the Philippines. It is designed to provide comprehensive support, including uniforms, school supplies, annual field trip fees, daily meal and transportation allowances. The program also seeks to foster community engagement and highlight the significance of education.
Commitment
The signing ceremony was presided over by SMEC President Eagle Moises Tagle Jr. and SMLEC President Lady Eagle Maria Aileen Arnold. Attended by 19 Lady Eagles, 32 Eagles and 5 “bunso,” the event showcased the commitment of the Fraternal Order of Eagles to education.
In an inspiring show of solidarity, Lady Eagle Eleonor Pixley became the first to pledge her support, donating $50. Other members followed suit. The sponsorship tiers are Platinum ($50), Gold ($25) and Silver ($10).
Sponsorship is not limited to members of the club. The Eagles are actively seeking additional sponsors and will explore partnership with local businesses and educational institutions. A broader support network will help ensure the sustainability and expansion of the program, and provide more students with the opportunity to succeed.
The project’s working committee officers are:
Lady Eagle Maria Aileen Arnold, SMLEC president
Eagle Moises Tagle Jr., SMEC president
Lady Eagle Bernadeth Satur, project chair
Eagle Carlito Marquez, project co-chair
The committee members:
Lady Eagle Sany Ann Tagle
Lady Eagle Rosalia Pitpit
Lady Eagle Shierelyn Factor
Lady Eagle Ritchell Sublemente
Lady Eagle Yolanda De Ramos
Lady Eagle Mary Jean Diestro
Eagle Marlon Regaton
Eagle Crispino Rivera
Eagle Rommel Relucio
Eagle Ryan Odicta
Eagle Dennis Cortez
Eagle Gerald Anicite
This Educational Scholarship Program exemplifies the organization’s dedication to effecting positive change in the lives of Filipino youth. Through the provision of scholarships and crucial assistance, the Eagles aim to empower the forthcoming generation of leaders.
The Fraternal Order of Eagles (Philippine Eagle) continues to embody the spirit of community service and educational advocacy. The Eagles’ ongoing efforts ensure that deserving students receive the necessary support to achieve their academic goals.
Members of the Saipan Maga’Haga Lady Eagles Club and the Saipan Magalahi Eagles Club pose for a photo during their meeting at Marvz Kitchen on May 18, 2024.
With their groups’ other officers, Saipan Magalahi Eagles Club President Eagle Moises Tagle Jr. and Saipan Maga’Haga Lady Eagles Club President Lady Eagle Maria Aileen Arnold pose for a photo while holding a signed copy of their scholarship program agreement.
Saipan Magalahi Eagles Club President Eagle Moises Tagle Jr. signs the scholarship program agreement.
Saipan Maga’Haga Lady Eagles Club President Lady Eagle Maria Aileen Arnold signs the scholarship program agreement.
