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Peace and Order
July 23, 2013
Mr. Efren V. Valdez
Head for Student Affairs
Data Center College of the Philippines

Sir:
Good day! It is with great pleasure to be writing this proposal to a person behind the success of many activities conducted by the school. Last Saturday, June 20, 2013, the Future Business Leaders Association conducted a meeting in regards for the election of new set of officers and the presentation of project plans for the organization. The officials and members of the FBLA agreed upon to contribute a certain amount of membership fee. Since then, the association needs funds to perform its necessary responsibilities and to support its projected activities for the betterment of the organization and the school. In connection with, FBLA lacks fund to finance its needs. We would like to propose a certain amount of membership fee which will be collected to the members of FBLA in the amount of thirty-five pesos only (Php 35.00) for each member. The part of the proceeds will be used to finance the expenses for the dance competition for the incoming acquaintance party on Aug. 2, 2013. Whatever will be the amount left will be added to support other projects of the organization.
` For then Sir, may we please ask for your kind consideration to grant us to impose the said membership fee.
Yours truly,

Arnelene B. Viernes
Chief Executive Officer

Liz Jamin Poblete
Internal Vice Prresident

Chryzelle Andres
External Vice President

Loraine Joy Mabuti Kevin Anthony Duldulao Secretary General Finance Officer

Millicent Anne Castillo Lovely Joanna Gagarin
Deputy Secretary General Deputy Finance Officer

Krishelle Ann Minicolas Milli Florence Lucas Examiner Public Relation Officer

Representatives:

Ferdinand Domingo

Divine Grace Adeza

Mark Ronnel Espadillo

Abijane Baniaga

Graciella Fae C. Puyaoan Adviser Approved

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