Alpha Phi Omega Fraternity - Eta Chapter - Alumni

Experience the synthesis of Music and Art in Edwin Wilwayco '69 Magnificat Opus 2!

Featured in this exhibition are Wilwayco's hyper-painted and beautifully rendered masterpieces. As one of the country's leading abstract artists, Wilwayco's works exude a dynamic unity between the essence of both music and painting.

Join us at Leon Gallery International from 3:30 to 8:00pm on September 18, 2021 for Magnificat Opus 2's opening!

We regret to announce the passing of brother Joey Cruz, ‘70-A Hilltop 4-11 last nite at around 9pm. News relayed by brod Ayo de Quiroz and confirmed by brod Salazar. Rest in peace brother, our condolences to the family. Necro arrangements still being worked out

ETA at 68: A STRONG CIRCLE SURMOUNTING CHALLENGES

68 years ago, Eliseo ‘Dad’ Clamor organized the first Alpha Phi Omega chapter in Quezon City, and the first in the whole University of the Philippines System. A year later, UP Diliman was designated as the Eta Chapter of Alpha Phi Omega in the Philippines.

The Eta Chapter exemplifies the ideals and principles of the Fraternity, and endeavors to uphold the standards of excellence. In a tradition unbroken for almost seven decades, brothers of the Eta Chapter continue to take leadership roles, form friendships, and serve the University, various communities, and the country.

Over the years, brothers have thrived in their various professions and vocations, showing the mark of Etan excellence in the arts, across all industries, in the service sector, in public service, and most importantly, in providing organized services to communities across the country. This is notwithstanding, and often even inspired by, the challenges we have time and time again faced as a nation--social unrest, calamities, and other unexpected adversities.

The past year, marked by a volcanic eruption, a pandemic, and damaging typhoons has been no different. Brothers have risen to the occasion, providing aid to our fellow Filipinos in the Southern Tagalog region, our health workers who faced shortages in protection and nourishment in the first months of the pandemic, and communities affected by the typhoons in the late year.

As we weather the coming stages of the pandemic and the challenges ahead, we take stock in the strong circle that has been forged through friendship and struggle, and build upon the past toward a new tomorrow.

[DONATION DRIVE FOR VICTIMS IN CAGAYAN]

In times of disaster, we, Alpha Phi Omega - Eta chapter, in collaboration with the Gamma Pi, Omicron, Epsilon Psi, and Theta Delta chapter, give our best to extend our helping hands to the people immensely affected by Typhoon Ulysses.

In line with this, we are organizing a fundraising aiming to provide relief to our beloved countrymen who are experiencing the aftermath of the storm in Cagayan and Isabela.

Collected funds from this initiative will be transferred to our fellow brothers and sisters in Gamma Pi chapter who will mobilize the relief good distribution. For transparency purposes, the total amount collected from this fundraising will be posted on Omicron's official page. Breakdown of expenses and distribution of the relief goods will also be posted.

For more information regarding this initiative, you may contact Vivien Miclat (09104340258).

FOR MONETARY DONATIONS:

GCASH
Vivien Miclat
09104340258

BPI
5686372946
Rian Pilarca

BDO
Nicole A Delfin
001311293912

RCBC
9015593089
Mart Brainard Pondevida Piabol

Paypal
paypal.me/francoshaira
Shaira Franco

[DONATION DRIVE FOR VICTIMS IN CAGAYAN]

In times of disaster, we, Alpha Phi Omega - Eta chapter, in collaboration with the Gamma Pi, Omicron, Epsilon Psi, and Theta Delta chapter, give our best to extend our helping hands to the people immensely affected by Typhoon Ulysses.

In line with this, we are organizing a fundraising aiming to provide relief to our beloved countrymen who are experiencing the aftermath of the storm in Cagayan and Isabela.

Collected funds from this initiative will be transferred to our fellow brothers and sisters in Gamma Pi chapter who will mobilize the relief good distribution. For transparency purposes, the total amount collected from this fundraising will be posted on Omicron's official page. Breakdown of expenses and distribution of the relief goods will also be posted.

For more information regarding this initiative, you may contact Vivien Miclat (09104340258).

FOR MONETARY DONATIONS:

GCASH
Vivien Miclat
09104340258

BPI
5686372946
Rian Pilarca

BDO
Nicole A Delfin
001311293912

RCBC
9015593089
Mart Brainard Pondevida Piabol

Paypal
paypal.me/francoshaira
Shaira Franco