Cooperative Month Celebration Commenced! Mother Rita MPC joins the nation in the celebration of National Cooperative Month In a spirited celebration, Mother Rita Multi-Purpose Cooperative (MPC) commemorated National Cooperative Month alongside its Main Office's 17th year anniversary last October 4, 2024. The event took place in the cooperative's Audio Visual Room in Lauis, Candelaria, bringing together members and community stakeholders to honor nearly two decades of service and cooperation. National Cooperative Month is celebrated every October to recognize the vital contributions of cooperatives to economic development and social welfare. This year’s theme, “Cooperatives: Stronger Together Today for a Brighter Tomorrow,” emphasizes the strength and unity of cooperatives in building sustainable communities. The festivities began with an energetic morning motorcade, featuring members of Mother Rita MPC and local residents, all showcasing their commitment to cooperative values. Following the parade, attendees gathered for a heartfelt thanksgiving mass, reflecting on the cooperative’s journey and its impact on the community. In a collaborative effort with the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP), the cooperative hosted the BSP Piso Caravan, aimed at promoting financial literacy and responsible money management. The event also marked the official launch of the cooperative month celebration, along with a presentation of BSP's “Know Your Money” program. Mr. Mark Jason A. Cagalingan, Deputy Director of the BSP Pampanga branch, led the team as Ms. Ma. Lourdes Laconsay presented the “Know Your Money” program. She shared important tips on how to validate money to ensure it can be exchanged during the PISO Caravan. Ms. Michelle Anne Sicat and Mr. Francis Renier Banting also supported the session with their expertise. The celebration concluded with a special address from Ms. Rowena Pastor, the invited speaker for the anniversary event. Her inspiring message underscored the achievements of Mother Rita MPC and highlighted the importance of unity and cooperation in reaching common goals. As a proud Currency Exchange Partner with the BSP, Mother Rita MPC is committed to promoting financial inclusivity and literacy among its members. A highlight of the event was the pledge of commitment, marking the official start of Mother Rita MPC’s role as a Currency Exchange Partner (CEP) of BSP. The cooperative looks forward to continuing its mission of uplifting the community through education, support, and sustainable practices. With a spirit of celebration and a strong commitment to cooperation, Mother Rita MPC is excited to embark on another successful year, enhancing its role as a vital support system for its members and the greater community. Watch it on Youtube here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_MQU3FptJoA Oct 3, 2024 Previous Next

All about cooperative operation. Its Principles and Values. Understanding the Power of Collective Action What is Cooperative? Cooperative is an autonomous and duly registered association of persons, with a common bond of interest, who have voluntarily joined together to achieve their social, economic, and cultural need and aspirations by making equitable contributions to the capital required, patronizing their product and services and accepting a fair share of risk and benefits of the undertaking in accordance with universally accepted cooperative principles. (RA 9520 Article 3) Cooperative Member-owned and operated, with each member having equal voting rights. Mission-driven, prioritizing the welfare of members over profits. Decisions are made democratically, ensuring all members have a voice. Focus on community development, mutual aid, and shared benefits. Big Business Large-scale operations with significant market influence. Profit-driven with shareholders as primary beneficiaries. Hierarchical structure with centralized decision-making. Focus on maximizing revenue and growth. Small Business Independently owned and operated, with limited scale. Profit-driven but typically serves local or niche market Owner(s) make decisions and manage day-to-day operations. Personal relationships with customers; flexible business practices Fair Share of Risks and Benefits According to Global Cooperative Principles COOP Members Own the Cooperative Every member has ownership and equal rights in the cooperative, contributing to its decision-making and direction. COOP Business Owned by Members The cooperative's business activities and assets belong to the members, ensuring that they have a direct stake in the organization's success. Business Output/Performance is Shared Whether it's profit or loss, the outcome of the cooperative's operations is shared among the members based on their participation. The Rise and Fall of the Cooperative Depends on its Members The success and sustainability of the cooperative rely on the active involvement and responsibility of its members. Cooperative Values Ethical Values Self-Help (Pagtulong sa Sarili) Self-Responsibility (Responsibilidad sa Sarili) Democracy (Pagiging Malaya/Demokrasya) Equality (Pagkakapantay-pantay) Equity (Katarungan) Solidarity (Pagkakaisa) Social Values Honesty (Katapatan) Openness (Pagiging Bukas na Isipan) Social Responsibility (Responsibilidad sa Lipunan) Caring for Others (Malasakit sa kapwa) 7 Cooperative Principles The Mother Rita Multipurpose Cooperative operates under the globally recognized cooperative principles that guide our mission of empowerment, community development, and mutual benefit. Voluntary and Open Membership Membership is open to all individuals who are willing to accept the responsibilities of being a member, regardless of their social, political, racial, or religious background. This principle ensures inclusivity and equal opportunity for everyone to participate and benefit from the cooperative. Joining is entirely voluntary, and members have the freedom to choose their level of involvement, while also enjoying the shared benefits and responsibilities that come with being part of a cooperative community. Democratic Member Control Members play an active role in the decision-making process. The cooperative operates democratically, with each member having equal voting rights, regardless of their financial contribution. Major decisions, including policies and leadership elections, are made by members, ensuring that the cooperative is governed by the collective will of its people. This principle fosters transparency, accountability, and member-driven leadership, empowering everyone to have a say in the cooperative’s direction. Member Economic Participation Members contribute equitably to the capital of the cooperative and have a direct stake in its financial well-being. This includes participating in decisions on how the cooperative's profits (surpluses) are used or distributed. Members typically receive a fair return on their contributions and decide collectively whether profits should be reinvested into the cooperative, used for member services, or distributed among members. This principle ensures that the cooperative’s financial benefits are shared among those who contribute and participate actively. Autonomy and Independence Mother Rita MPC operates as an autonomous, self-governing organization. While cooperatives may enter into agreements with other organizations or receive external support, they remain independent and are controlled by their members. This principle ensures that the cooperative's decisions, policies, and operations are made by its members without external interference, safeguarding the integrity of the cooperative and ensuring that it continues to serve the interests of its members. Education, Training and Information At Mother Rita Multipurpose Cooperative, we believe that continuous learning is essential to the success of our members and the cooperative. We provide education and training to our members, elected leaders, and staff to enhance their skills, knowledge, and understanding of cooperative principles. Additionally, we ensure that all members are well-informed about the cooperative’s activities, benefits, and opportunities. This empowers members to actively participate in decision-making, contribute to the cooperative’s growth, and maximize the benefits of their membership. Cooperation among Cooperatives Mother Rita Multipurpose Cooperative actively fosters collaboration with other cooperatives at local, national, and international levels. By working together, we strengthen the cooperative movement and enhance the collective impact of our efforts. This principle promotes sharing of resources, knowledge, and best practices among cooperatives, allowing us to support one another, tackle common challenges, and leverage opportunities for mutual benefit. Through such cooperation, we contribute to the overall growth and effectiveness of the cooperative sector. Concern for Community Mother Rita Multipurpose Cooperative is committed to the sustainable development and well-being of the communities we serve. We focus on addressing local needs and supporting initiatives that improve the quality of life for our members and their communities. This principle drives us to implement policies and programs that contribute to the overall health, education, and economic development of the areas we operate in. Our goal is to create a positive impact and build resilient, thriving communities through active engagement and support. Member Classification • REGULAR member – one who has complied with all the membership requirements and entitled to all the rights and privileges of a member. • ASSOCIATE member – one who has no right to vote nor to be voted upon and is entitled only to limited rights, privileges and membership duration as provided in the by-laws of the cooperative, RA 9520 and its Implementing Rules and Regulations •Note: an associate member who meets the minimum requirements of regular membership and continues to patronize the coop for two (2) years, and signifies his/her intent to remain a member shall be considered a regular member Regular Member – Rights and Privileges ✔ To vote ✔ To be voted upon ✔ Attend General Assembly meetings and recommend policies as may be deemed necessary ✔ To inspect and examine the Books of Accounts, the audited reports, Minutes Book, Share Register and other records of the cooperative within reasonable office hours ✔ Avail himself of the services of the Co-operative, subject to certain conditions as may be prescribed by the BODs as per POLICIES ✔ Participate in the continuing education and training program of the cooperative ✔ Such other rights and privileges as may be granted by the General Assembly Associate Member – Rights ✔ Attend and participate in the deliberation of any issue during General Membership meetings ✔ Avail himself of the services of the Co-operative, subject to certain conditions as may be prescribed by the BODs ✔ Inspect and examine the Books of Accounts, the audited reports, Minutes Book, Share Register, and other records of the cooperative within reasonable office hours ✔ Such other rights and privileges as may be granted by the General Assembly Apply Now Do you want to be a COOPERATOR?

Online Membership Application Online Membership Registration Personal Details First Name * Date of Birth * Gender * Gender Middle Name * Last Name * Age * Place of Birth Citizenship * Citizenship Civil Status * Civil Status Weight Height kg Name Suffix Name Suffix Other Citizenship Citizenship ft Educational Attainment Educational Attainment School Name Degree/Course No. / St./ Zone Subd/Brgy/Dist * Province * Province City / Municipality * Zip Code * City/Municipality Cellphone # * Telephone # Email Address * Employment / Business Details Primary Source of Income * Primary Source of Income Secondary Source of Income Other Source of Income Major Occupation * Major Occupation Sub Occupation * Sub Occupation Employer / Business Name Employer / Business Address Title / Position Zip Code Employer / Business Contact # Work Shift Gross Monthly Income * Gross Monthly Income Gross Annual Income * Pre-Membership Details Date of Membership * Account Classification * Entry * Classification Type of Member * Remarks Member Type Date of Orientation Conducted On Status Area Code Conducted By Spouse Details Full Name * Date of Birth Complete Present Address Same with Personal Address Employer / Business Name Contact Occupation Occupation Gross Annual Income Gross Annual Income Parent's Datails Father's Full Name Date of Birth Occupation Occupation Home Address Mother's Maiden Name * Date of Birth Occupation Occupation Home Address Same with father Select how Many Dependent/s you want Select Dependent/s (Optional) Select how many Beneficiary/ies you want Select Beneficiary/ies (Optional) 1st Dependent's Detail Dependent's Full Name Date of Birth Age Relationship Home Address Same as Personal Address 2nd Dependent's Detail Dependent's Full Name Date of Birth Age Relationship Home Address Same as Personal Address 3rd Dependent's Detail Dependent's Full Name Date of Birth Age Relationship Home Address Same as Personal Address 4th Dependent's Detail Dependent's Full Name Date of Birth Age Relationship Home Address Same as Personal Address 5th Dependent's Detail Dependent's Full Name Date of Birth Age Relationship Home Address Same as Personal Address 1st Beneficiary Beneficiary's Full Name Date of Birth Age Relationship Home Address Same as Personal Address 2nd Beneficiary Beneficiary's Full Name Date of Birth Age Relationship Home Address Same as Personal Address 3rd Beneficiary Beneficiary's Full Name Date of Birth Age Relationship Home Address Same as Personal Address 4th Beneficiary Beneficiary's Full Name Date of Birth Age Relationship Home Address Same as Personal Address 5th Beneficiary Beneficiary's Full Name Date of Birth Relationship Home Address Same as Personal Address Supporting Documents Upload a photo of self with Clear Background and Proper Attire * Upload a Photo Have your E-Signature Here * Upload any government Issued Id * Front * Upload a ID (Front) Back * Upload a ID (Back) Clear Share Capital Agreement I with legal age is hereby applying for membership with Mother Rita Multi-Purpose Cooperative and agrees to comply with the policy set forth by the cooperative as stated in the articles of cooperation and by-laws and the resolutions approved by the Board of Directors and General Assembly. I hereby promise to pay my initial Paid Up Share Capital Common/Preferred Share Capital Subscription amounting to * in full or in installment basis for one year. Further, no instance shall my common/preferred share be withdrawn while I am still a a member of the Cooperative, instead it shall regularly be deposited. Select Subsription * - Agree * I hereby confirm that I have read, understood and agreed to the following Terms and Conditions of MORIMC. Agree * _ Submit Application

Online Membership Registration Personal Details First Name * Middle Name * Date of Birth * Age * Place of Birth Last Name * Name Suffix Name Suffix Citizenship * Citizenship Sex * Sex Civil Status * Civil Status Educational Attainment Educational Attainment School Name Degree/Course No. / Street / Zone Subdivision/Barangay/District * Province * Province City / Municipality * City/Municipality Zip Code * Cellphone # * Telephone # Email Address * Weight kg Height ft Employment / Business Details Primary Source of Income * Secondary Source of Income Major Occupation * Primary Source of Income Other Source of Income Major Occupation Sub Occupation * Sub Occupation Employer / Business Name Employer / Business Address Title / Position Zip Code Employer / Business Contact # Work Shift Gross Monthly Income * Gross Monthly Income Gross Annual Income * Pre-Membership Details Date of Membership * Account Classification * Classification Entry * Type of Member * Remarks Member Type Membership Orientation Date * Orientation Conducted On Conducted By Status Area Code Spouse Details Full Name * Date of Birth Complete Present Address Same with Personal Address Contact Occupation Occupation Employer / Business Name Gross Annual Income Parent's Datails Father's Full Name Date of Birth Occupation Occupation Home Address Mother's Maiden Name * Date of Birth Occupation Occupation Home Address Same with father Select how Many Dependent/s you want Select Dependent/s (Optional) Select how many Beneficiary/ies you want Select Beneficiary/ies (Optional) 1st Dependent's Detail Dependent's Full Name Date of Birth Relationship Home Address Same as Personal Address Age 2nd Dependent's Detail Dependent's Full Name Date of Birth Relationship Home Address Same as Personal Address Age 3rd Dependent's Detail Dependent's Full Name Date of Birth Relationship Home Address Same as Personal Address Age 4th Dependent's Detail Dependent's Full Name Date of Birth Relationship Home Address Same as Personal Address Age 5th Dependent's Detail Dependent's Full Name Date of Birth Relationship Home Address Same as Personal Address Age 1st Beneficiary Beneficiary's Full Name Date of Birth Relationship Home Address Same as Personal Address Age 2nd Beneficiary Beneficiary's Full Name Date of Birth Relationship Home Address Same as Personal Address 3rd Beneficiary Beneficiary's Full Name Date of Birth Relationship Home Address Same as Personal Address Age 4th Beneficiary Beneficiary's Full Name Date of Birth Relationship Home Address Same as Personal Address Age 5th Beneficiary Beneficiary's Full Name Date of Birth Relationship Home Address Same as Personal Address Share Capital Agreement I with legal age is hereby applying for membership with Mother Rita Multi-Purpose Cooperative and agrees to comply with the policy set forth by the cooperative as stated in the articles of cooperation and by-laws and the resolutions approved by the Board of Directors and General Assembly. I hereby promise to pay my initial Paid Up Share Capital Common/Preferred Share Capital Subscription amounting to Ten Thousand Pesos (10,000.00) in full or in installment basis for one year. Further, no instance shall my common/preferred share be withdrawn while I am still a a member of the Cooperative, instead it shall regularly be deposited. I with legal age is hereby applying for membership with Mother Rita Multi-Purpose Cooperative and agrees to comply with the policy set forth by the cooperative as stated in the articles of cooperation and by-laws and the resolutions approved by the Board of Directors and General Assembly. I hereby promise to pay my initial Paid Up Share Capital Common/Preferred Share Capital Subscription amounting to Ten Thousand Pesos (10,000.00) in full or in installment basis for one year. Further, no instance shall my common/preferred share be withdrawn while I am still a a member of the Cooperative, instead it shall regularly be deposited. I Agree * I hereby confirm that I have read, understood and agreed to the following Terms and Conditions of MORIMC. Terms and Condition I Agree * _ Submit Application

HOME PRODUCT AND SERVICES MEMBERSHIP ABOUT Home Join us Services LabCoop About Contact Us Search Results More Online Security Policy This Data Privacy Statement (“Statement”), which has been prepared in relation to R.A. 10173, otherwise known as the Data Privacy Act of 2012, and its implementing rules and regulations, describes how personal information are collected, processed, disclosed, and stored by Mother Rita Multi-Purpose Cooperative (“MORIMC”) and is applicable to its employees and all persons who apply for or avail of any of MORIMC's products and services, or who have established or propose to establish an account with MORIMC, or who have provided or propose to provide third party security to MORIMC (“Client”). WHAT DATA TO BE COLLECTED FROM YOU To provide the Client with MORIMC’s products and services and/or to implement Client-requested transactions, MORIMC shall collect personal information from the Client which may include, but are not limited to: Personal Detail (Full Name / Age / Date and Place of Birth / Gender / Civil Status / Citizenship / Weight / Height) Address / Email Address / Contact Details Educational Background Employment / Business Detail Financial Background (Source of Income Specimen Signature ID Picture Spouse Detail (if any) Parents Detail (Full Name / Address / Occupation / Address) Dependent and Beneficiary Profile (Full Name / Birth Date / Age / Address / Relationship) Permits, Licenses & Registrations (TIN / SSS / GSIS) PURPOSES OF DATA PROCESSING MORIMC shall process the Client’s personal information in connection with any of the following purposes: Open, maintain, and/or terminate accounts; Ease of contacting/communicating with clients; Evaluate, approve, provide, or manage applications, financial products and services, and other transactions that the Client has requested; Comply with know-your-customer information requirements; Conduct credit and background checks; Evaluate Client’s eligibility for Mother Rita Multi-Purpose Cooperative’s products and services; Perform profile and risk analysis; Provide extensive and quality support to the Client; For internal purposes, such as administrative, operational, audit, credit and risk management, or; Comply with its reporting obligation to government authorities under applicable laws, rules and regulations. MORIMC’S METHOD OF PROCESSING PERSONAL DATA Processing refers to the collection, recording, organization, storage, updating or modification, retrieval, consultation, use, consolidation, blocking, erasure or destruction of personal information. If necessary for the efficient delivery of MORIMC’s products and services, the processing of personal data may be outsourced to third party service providers subject to compliance with this Statement and the provisions of the Data Privacy Act and its Implementing Rules and Regulations. MORIMC shall collect personal information through, but not limited to, any of the following: Face-to-face and/or Cellphone conversation with MORIMC personnel Accomplishment and/or signing of forms/documents Online Registration through (e.g., Website or Facebook Page) WHEN DO WE COLLECT PERSONAL INFORMATION MORIMC collects information upon the Client’s application for, availment of and/or usage of MORIMC’s products and services. This includes, but not limited to, account opening, loan applications, etc. RECIPIENTS OF INFORMATION Personal information may be processed and shared with various units within MORIMC to the extent necessary for any of the purposes herein declared, to credit information bureaus, or to government authorities under applicable laws, rules and regulations. RETENTION AND DISPOSAL Retention and disposal of personal information shall be made in accordance with the Records Disposal Policy and Records Disposition Schedule of MORIMC as approved by the National Archives of the Philippines under RA 9470. HOW WE SAFEGUARD PERSONAL INFORMATION In accordance with the Data Privacy Act, RA 1405 (Bank Secrecy Law), RA 8791 (General Banking Law of 2000), RA 6426 (The Foreign Currency Deposit Act), BSP Circular 808 series of 2013 (Guidelines on Information Technology Risk Management for All Banks and other Supervised Institutions), BSP Circular 982 series of 2017 (Enhanced Guidelines on Information Security Management), and Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS), MORIMC, its employees, agents and representatives, shall handle personal information with utmost care and adhere to appropriate organizational, physical, and technical measures to maintain the confidentiality, integrity and security of all personal information in its possession. THE CLIENT’S RIGHTS In accordance with the Data Privacy Act, the Client has the right to: • Be informed whether their personal information shall or have been processed; • Reasonable access to their personal information; • Require MORIMC to update their personal information; • Suspend, withdraw, or order the blocking, removal, or destruction of personal information if MORIMC is not required to retain it by law or for legitimate business purposes and subject to the conditions for the legitimate exercise of the said rights under the Data Privacy Act and its IRR. DATA PROTECTION OFFICER Any inquiry or request for information regarding this Statement may be addressed to the following: Data Protection Officer Mother Rita Multi-Purpose Cooperative, Lauis, Candelaria, Zambales Philippines +63 9989622781 morimc16eru@yahoo.com WEBSITE AUTHENTICATION The Mother Rita Multi-Purpose Cooperative website is secure, provided by wix SSL Security Certificate. At times, it may be necessary for you to verify the authenticity of the Mother Rita Multi-Purpose Cooperative website so you will not be a victim of internet scams (for example, clients will be directed to seemingly legitimate sites then mislead them into providing vital account information to entities not authorized by the MORIMC). The best, safest and recommended way to access the website is by typing https://www.motherritampc.com at the browser address bar. HOW TO PROTECT YOURSELF ONLINE MORIMC encourages clients to take part in protecting their account while doing transactions online by ALWAYS doing the following: 1. Ensure that the site is secured before using it: Always type the complete web address into your browser instead of clicking links. By doing this, you are decreasing the risks of being deluded by a phishing site. Phishing is the practice of attempting to obtain information (e.g., usernames, passwords, credit card details, account numbers, etc.) by pretending to represent a legitimate company in an e-mail or websites. The e-mail usually claims that it is necessary for the recipient to update and provide the information in the link or form attached in the e-mail. The criminals then use the information entered on the phishing site or form for their own fraudulent intentions. Official URL of MORIMC website: https://www.motherritampc.com Ensure that 'https' and the padlock symbol are present in the website. These indicators signify that the site you are entering is genuine and secure. Double click the padlock symbol to verify if the certificate issued is still within its valid dates or if it has been issued to the website you are accessing. 2. Protect your computer from online attacks from viruses, hackers, spywares and other malicious programs by doing the following: Install and regularly update your Anti-virus and Anti-spyware Software. Activate your computer’s firewall settings. Always update your operating system. Do not download files or software from websites which you are not familiar with or from hyperlinks sent by strangers. 3. When accessing your account using a public computer or using a public WIFI network, kindly practice the following: Never adjust your security details. Always log-out from your online session once you are finished with your transaction. Ensure that no one can see your transactions in public. 5. Personal information such as address, mother's maiden name, mobile/telephone numbers, social security number, Bank account number and e-mail address should not be disclosed unless the one gathering the information is reliable and trustworthy. 6. Regular checking of transaction history details and statements should be done to ensure that no unauthorized transactions occur. For other inquiry, you may contact Mother Rita Multi-Purpose Cooperative through the following: MAIN OFFICE - Lauis, Candelaria, Zambales +63 9989622781 morimc16eru@yahoo.com

YOUR HOME Away From Home Now at 2,500 monthly Guided by the life and virtues of Mother Rita and inspired by the presence of the Augustinian Sisters of Our Lady of Consolation, we commit ourselves to build a community of friends among Sisters, Students, Residents and Cooperative Leaders and Partners and provide an atmosphere for holistic growth and consciousness in promoting better life for all. GALLERY INCLUSIONS: Free Wi-Fi Internet access, Sub-metered Electricity, Laundry Area, Cooking Range, Built-in Cabinet, 24/7 CCTV and Security Personnel, Bed Frame, Study Table, Chairs, Emergency Lights RULES AND REGULATIONS Requirements and Process for Admission Terms of Payment Monthly Fees General Houserules Sleeping Quarters Grounds for Dismissal Restrictions Common Activities Departure Applicants must be accompanied by Parents/Guardians in submission of requirements Interview of Applicants by the Dormitory Head Signing of Acceptance of House Rules Submission of Contract Medical Certificate/ Vaccination Card Two copies of 1x1 ID Picture Reservation Fee The one month advance is applied for the first month of stay. While the one month deposit is applied to the last month of stay. Pay on the 22nd day of the month A receipt shall be issued when the accounts are paid. Residents must keep their receipts for references Must keep the premises clean Lobby areas and hallways must be kept free from obstruction, especially during emergency Switch off lights, electric appliances every time you leave your room to prevent fire in the dorm Conserve water Comfort rooms and Bathrooms should be kept clean at all times. Avoid stepping on the toiled bowl Used sanitary napkins should be wrapped and properly disposed of 10 PM silence is absolutely observed Cleanliness and Orderliness are maintained in and out of the rooms Hanging frames or posting anything inside the bedroom is not permitted Use the dormitory property carefully. Any breakage, loss, and damage shall be charged to the resident concerned Inter - rooming is not allowed. It creates noise and disturbances Eating inside the room maybe allowed but policies must be observed or clean ups and waste Possession of contraceptives, prohibited drugs and deadly weapons Coming home intoxicated with alcohol or other substances Smoking and drinking liquor inside the premises Stealing, immoral acts, public scandal, vandalism and other criminal acts Insubordination or disrespect towards person in authority Residents that need to stay out overnight should sign their Overnight Slip and signed by the staff in charge before leaving the premises In attending social functions or any other regular activity after classes, a telephone call from parents/guardians is required especially when one must stay overnight outside the dormitory CURFEW TIME : 10:00 PM Residents are diligently encouraged to participate in all common activities and celebrations, initiated by the Coop Dormitory Administration When departing for vacation, the resident is expected to take home all his/her personal belongings and clean up his/her room Clearance slip at the end of the semester shall be issued to those whose accounts have been fully settled Surrender all the keys to the counter area Unlock fast and secure access to your funds with Mother Rita MPC’s ATM POS service Powered by Landbank of the Philippines Designed for your convenience, our service offers hassle-free transactions with a low fee, exclusively at select Main Office, Lauis, Candelaria, Zambales and Masinloc Satellite Office, Masinloc Mall, Masinloc, Zambales. Accepting Bancnet ATM Cards. Why Choose Our ATM POS Service: Fast and Reliable: Quick, secure transactions through Landbank's trusted network. Office Service Only: Available at designated Mother Rita MPC branches for personal transactions. Affordable Fees: Just ₱30 per transaction with a ₱10,000 withdrawal limit per transaction. Experience smooth and secure withdrawals Expanded Services: Partnering with GOCCs for your Convenience Mother Rita Multi-Purpose Cooperative expanded services through partnerships with major Government-Owned and Controlled Corporations (GOCCs) such as SSS, PhilHealth, and PAG-IBIG. Now, you can open accounts and make contributions payments for these services directly at select Mother Rita MPC offices, making it easier than ever to manage your benefits and obligations. Why Choose Mother Rita MPC for GOCC Services: Convenient Account Opening: Open accounts for SSS, PhilHealth, and PAG-IBIG directly at our offices. Easy Contribution Payments: Make your contributions effortlessly through our secure service. Fast and Reliable: Enjoy quick processing and dependable service. All-in-One Solution: Manage your personal finances and government contributions in one place. Visit Your Nearest Mother Rita MPC Office to Open an Account or Make Contributions Today! Empowering Your Cooperative Journey with Comprehensive Support! The Coop Enterprise Development Office at Mother Rita MPC is dedicated to fostering growth and providing valuable services to our cooperative community. We offer a range of services designed to support cooperative enterprises, ensuring smooth operations and sustainable growth. Coop Store: Your one-stop shop for affordable goods and essentials, serving the needs of the cooperative members and the local community. Refectory: A cooperative dining facility providing nutritious meals in a comfortable setting, catering to members and guests. Visit our Coop Enterprise Development Office to learn more and take advantage of these services!

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Mother Rita Multi-Purpose Cooperative Company Profile. Its Mission, Vision, Shared Values, and Metaphor. A Foundation of Compassion and Service The Legacy of Mother Rita Barcelo y Pages Born in Spain, Mother Rita Barcelo y Pages was a devoted member of the Augustinian Recollect Sisters, whose mission of service brought her to the Philippines. In the midst of the cholera pandemic of 1882, she became a beacon of hope and compassion. During this devastating outbreak, Mother Rita led her Sisters in caring for the sick, providing food, medical assistance, and spiritual comfort to the afflicted. Her unwavering dedication in the face of such adversity cemented her reputation as a selfless leader committed to serving the most vulnerable. The Mother Rita Multipurpose Cooperative draws its inspiration from her mission during this pandemic. Founded on her values of compassion and service, the cooperative aims to support its members through financial aid, livelihood programs, and community services—continuing her legacy of empowering and uplifting communities in times of crisis. In 1991, the eruption of Mt. Pinatubo unleashed torrents of lahar, bringing hardship and uncertainty to the people of Zambales and nearby provinces. What once seemed like a destructive force eventually revealed its hidden value. Lahar became a vital resource for construction, agriculture, and craftsmanship, transforming the landscape into one of opportunity and growth. From Ashes to Abundance: A Cooperative's Journey Mother Rita Multi-Purpose Cooperative (MPC) is like the lahar—initially overlooked but now a cornerstone of strength and resilience in Zambales and beyond. Just as lahar enriched the land, Mother Rita MPC enriches the lives of its members, cultivating a community where resources and opportunities flourish. M other Rita MPC was formally registered on February 18, 1992 with the Cooperative Development Authority as a Multi-Purpose Cooperative headed by Mother Leontina Castillo, OSA and the Augustinian Sisters of our Lady of Consolation sent to Candelaria, Zambales for a mission. The Earlier members of the COOP were the victims of Mt. Pinatubo eruption who fled from Olongapo to San Narsiso who decided to settle in the Mother Rita Resettlement Area, Barangay Yamot, Candelaria, Zambales. Over time, membership has increased from the towns of Candelaria, Masinloc and Sta. Cruz. January 16, 2008, Nagbunga Branch was opened in Northern Zambales to spread throughout the province the “Vision” and “Mission” of Mother Rita MPC. Currently, Mother Rita MPC is registered under the Cooperative Development Authority (CDA) with the registration number 9520-03002384. The Main Office Building is located at Lauis, Candelaria, Zambales, the Branch Offices in San Guillermo, San Marcelino, Zambales, Palanginan, Iba Zambales and its satellite offices in Sta. Cruz, Masinloc, and Cabangan, Zambales in order to strengthen and spread the spirit of COOPERATIVISM. KEY FINANCIAL & NON FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS as of December 2025 TOTAL ASSETS TOTAL NET LOANS TOTAL MEMBERS SAVINGS TOTAL MEMBERS SHARE BRANCHES SATELLITE OFFICES TOTAL MEMBERS (REGULAR and ASSOCIATE) TOTAL MEMBERS (LABORATORY COOPERATIVE) - ₱ 550 Million - ₱ 376 Million - ₱ 286 Million - ₱ 103 Million - 3 Branches - 3 Satellite Offices - 10,052 - 3,789 CLASSIFICATION Multi-Purpose Cooperative Large Cooperative in Terms of Asset Size Medium in Terms of Number of Employees MISSION To provide relevant, trustworthy, sustainable, financial and allied services through innovative solutions, ensuring member satisfaction and empowerment. VISION The Leading Cooperative, fostering growth and stability. SHARED VALUES Member Care, Opportunity, Responsibility, Innovation, Membership Empowerment, Commitment to Excellence The Cooperative is organized to engage in: To operate savings deposit programs for all members; To operate credit programs for productive and provident purposes; To operate Dormitory/Boarding House; To operate rental/lease space business on coop property/ies; To operate consumer store inclusive of canteen and food trading; To operate agri-inputs trading business intended for farmers, fisherfolks and agri-related enterprise of members; To enter into a partnership with related government agencies and implement their programs and services in relation to the coverage of partnership; Y'2025-2026 BOARD OF DIRECTORS MARIVIC E. EBUENGA BOD - Vice-Chairperson EDUARDO L. ANDRADE JR. BOD - Member ANGELINA E. MISOLES BOD - Treasurer DR. SANNY C. BABERA BOD - Chairperson JOSEPHINE J. RAGASA BOD - Member MA. LUISA C. SORIANO BOD - Member APPLE JANE P. FERNANDO BOD - Secretary NICOLAS B. CUA BOD - Member ALVIN CLAROS BOD - Member JERSEY E. SISON General Manager Milestones

OF/OFF, Regular Savings, Time Deposits, Special Savings Deposits, Fixed Deposit, ATM Deposits, Savings Bond, Aflatoun Savings, Paluwagan, Progressive Savings, Pondong Edukasyon Savings Account, Progressive Savings, Retirement Fund Program, Fixed Deposits AWARDS & RECOGNITIONS FIXED INVESTMENTS IN STOCKS COMMON SHARE CAPITAL Minimum Share Capital: ₱10,000.00 payable in 1 year. Passbook Residence of Pangasinan, Zambales and Bataan Interest Rate: Dividend Declaration Must be 1% higher than the inflation rate. Php 500.00 membership fee INCLUSIVE OF INSURANCE GADDI Interest Distribution: Month of April after Annual General Assembly PREFERRED SHARE CAPITAL Maximum of 2 years to complete the subscribe share capital-prefferred. Residence of Pangasinan, Zambales and Bataan Interest Rate: Interest on Share Capital Distribution 3% per annum Interest Distribution: Month of April after Annual General Assembly

The history on how cooperative established. Annual Report 2023 Cultivating Sustainability: Thriving Together towards a harmonious balance of economic, social equity and environmental stewardship. Download Annual Report 2022 Coop: Kaagapay sa Maunlad na Pamumuhay ng Pamilya at Pamayanan Download Annual Report 2021 Kooperatibang Matatag; Tumutugon sa mga Hamon, Daan sa Pagbangon, Nagbibigay Pag-asa sa Makabagong Panahaon! Download Annual Report 2020 Cooperatives: Amidst the Pandemic, Stand for Resiliency, Strive for Sustainability. Download

Frequently Ask Question FREQUENTLY ASK QUESTIONS What is Mother Rita Multi-Purpose Cooperative? What is Mother Rita Multi-Purpose Cooperative? Mother Rita Multi-Purpose Cooperative is a primary multi-purpose cooperative duly Registered with Cooperative Development Authority-Pampanga Extension Office Reg. No. 9520-03002384/ C.I.N. 0105030045/ T.I.N. 216-680-464-001 What is General Assembly? What is General Assembly? The General Assembly is composed of all the members in good standing who are entitled to vote and is the highest governing body of the Cooperative. What are the power of General Assembly? What are the power of General Assembly? The General Assembly shall be the highest policy-making body of the cooperative and shall exercise such powers as stated in RA 9520, in this articles of cooperation and by-laws of the cooperative. The general assembly shall have the following exclusive powers: To determine and approve amendments on the Articles of Cooperation and By-laws in accordance with the law; To elect to appoint or remove for a cause any member of the Board of Directors, Officer or Committee Member of the Cooperative; To approve developmental plans of the Cooperative; To delegate some of its power to a smaller body of the cooperative for a purpose of prompt and intelligent decision-making in accordance with the Philippine Code of 2008 or RA 9520; To review and pass upon the reports of the Board of Directors, Officers, and Committees; To review, modify, reject or approve any substantial change in the financial and operational policies of the Cooperative; To adopt a Cooperative seal and exercise all the powers may be authorized by law and the Constitution. Why need to attend PMES? Why need to attend PMES? To fully understand the purpose of a Cooperative, its operations, principles, core values and best practices. To learn the rights and privileges of being a co-owner. What is Share Capital? What is Share Capital? Share Capital refers to the money paid or required to be paid by the members for the conduct of the operation of the Cooperative and is considered as equity. It shall not be withdrawn and should not be used in offsetting obligations whether past due or current while the membership subsist. What are the types of Share Capital? What are the types of Share Capital? We have Common & Preferred Share Capital. What are the products and services of Mother Rita MPC? What are the products and services of Mother Rita MPC? Mother Rita MPC's products and services are Savings, Loans, and Insurances. Mother Rita also provides other services like Coop Home School, Western Union Services, an agent banking partner of LANDBANK, NATCCO Pinoy ATM Machine, Kaya payment Platform POS, Coop Dormitory and many more. How to be a Co-Owner of Mother Rita MPC? How to be a Co-Owner of Mother Rita MPC? A Co-owner or member must be residing or working within the area of Zambales, Bataan, Pangasinan for at least (1) one year. Must attend the Pre-Membership Education Seminar (PMES). Submit Membership Application form along with the other requirements such as 2x2 Picture, any government Issued ID, or if no ID available you may submit other documents such as NBI, Police Clearance etc. How long do we process loan and what are the benefits? How long do we process loan and what are the benefits? You can get your loan within 5 working days upon completion of requirements, along with the net proceeds, members are entitled to the following benefits; CLSP, CLPP, Patronage Refund etc. Where is Mother Rita MPC Offices Located? Where is Mother Rita MPC Offices Located? Below are the list of Mother Rita MPC Offices and Address Main Office - Lauis, Candelaria, Zambales Iba Office - Zone 6, Iba, Zambales Branch Office - San Guillermo, San Marcelino, Zambales Sta. Cruz Satellite Office - Sta. Cruz, Zambales Masinloc Satelltie Office - Masinloc Mall, North Poblacion, Masinloc Zambales Cabangan Satellite Office - Brgy. San Antonio, Cabangan, Zambales Subic Satellite Office - Ilwas, Subic, Zambales Where is Mother Rita MPC Offices Located? Where is Mother Rita MPC Offices Located? Below are the list of Mother Rita MPC Offices and Address Main Office - Lauis, Candelaria, Zambales Iba Office - Zone 6, Iba, Zambales Branch Office - San Guillermo, San Marcelino, Zambales Sta. Cruz Satellite Office - Sta. Cruz, Zambales Masinloc Satelltie Office - Masinloc Mall, North Poblacion, Masinloc Zambales Cabangan Satellite Office - Brgy. San Antonio, Cabangan, Zambales