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THANK YOU!!! Bill approved by the House and Senate ... Now for the Governor!
This project CC 709 was already approved yesterday in the Senate thanks to your support and communication efforts and email to our Senators. Thank you!!!!
Now we need to communicate and bring voice to Governor Wanda Vázquez Garced and get her approval. This orders to appoint the Department of Recreation and Sports to establish a co-administration agreement with the non-profit organization "Rescates Playas Borinquen" with the purpose of administering, guarding and developing the parcels of land belonging to the Department of Recreation and Sports in Barrio Borinquen of the Municipality of Aguadilla. Pass it on.
What can you do to help?
1. Call Fortaleza (787) 721-7000
Request to be transferred to the Legislative Services office. Surely Mrs. Gonzalez will answer you. Identify yourself with your name and what your voice represents; Eg Resident of Ramey, Citizen of Aguadilla, Support to rescue our beaches, Merchant of Aguadilla, User of the beaches in Ramey etc.
Indicate that you and your community support the resolution of Chamber CC709 that was approved by the Chamber and Senate and await the signature of the Governor.
2. Send email to the legislative services office in favor of the signing of the resolution of the Chamber CC709. Identify yourself with your name and what your voice represents. Send email to: ggonzalez@fortaleza.pr.gov
Example of Email,
Request for signature of Resolution CC709 by the Honorable Governor Wanda Vazquez Garced,.
During yesterday, Joint Resolution CC709 was approved in favor of our project in the PR Senate. We need your support with your approval. Since 2012, we have worked with our own resources and funds ($ 154,752.27) to maintain, improve, and restore the areas of interest in the ruins of the ruins at the Ramey de Aguadilla Base, which had been in total abandonment for decades. These areas were named by the National Geographic Society as one of the top 30 beaches in the world, and are the engine of our economy through those who visit them.
We have managed to reduce crime, restoring the structures, turning them into areas of community and tourist interest. We have eradicated clandestine landfills, rehabilitated trails, repaired pavement on roads, built a panoramic observation deck on the beach, two pedestrian bridges on walking trails, monthly maintenance with a tractor and trimmer to recreational and green areas, among other improvements.
Resolution CC709, a co-administration agreement between Rescate Playas Borinquen and the DRD, is essential because it provides us with the necessary tool to move forward and continue with the project, and is the last document (16 of 17) necessary to get federal funds to continue the rehabilitation of our community use areas. These achievements have been made possible through the collaboration of Ramey residents, the support of local businesses, The Puerto Rican Civic Club of San Jose, Ca, Niños Escuchas de PR, The University of PR, Princeton University, The Coast Guard, Ramey Historical Association, the community of surfers and water sports, the volunteers of Rescate Playas Borinquen and of course, the continued collaboration of the Municipality of Aguadilla through the Honorable Carlos Méndez and now the Honorable Mayor Yanitzia Irizarry.
This project CC 709 was already approved yesterday in the Senate thanks to your support and communication efforts and email to our Senators. Thank you!!!!
Now we need to communicate and bring voice to Governor Wanda Vázquez Garced and get her approval. This orders to appoint the Department of Recreation and Sports to establish a co-administration agreement with the non-profit organization "Rescates Playas Borinquen" with the purpose of administering, guarding and developing the parcels of land belonging to the Department of Recreation and Sports in Barrio Borinquen of the Municipality of Aguadilla. Pass it on.
What can you do to help?
1. Call Fortaleza (787) 721-7000
Request to be transferred to the Legislative Services office. Surely Mrs. Gonzalez will answer you. Identify yourself with your name and what your voice represents; Eg Resident of Ramey, Citizen of Aguadilla, Support to rescue our beaches, Merchant of Aguadilla, User of the beaches in Ramey etc.
Indicate that you and your community support the resolution of Chamber CC709 that was approved by the Chamber and Senate and await the signature of the Governor.
2. Send email to the legislative services office in favor of the signing of the resolution of the Chamber CC709. Identify yourself with your name and what your voice represents. Send email to: ggonzalez@fortaleza.pr.gov
Example of Email,
Request for signature of Resolution CC709 by the Honorable Governor Wanda Vazquez Garced,.
During yesterday, Joint Resolution CC709 was approved in favor of our project in the PR Senate. We need your support with your approval. Since 2012, we have worked with our own resources and funds ($ 154,752.27) to maintain, improve, and restore the areas of interest in the ruins of the ruins at the Ramey de Aguadilla Base, which had been in total abandonment for decades. These areas were named by the National Geographic Society as one of the top 30 beaches in the world, and are the engine of our economy through those who visit them.
We have managed to reduce crime, restoring the structures, turning them into areas of community and tourist interest. We have eradicated clandestine landfills, rehabilitated trails, repaired pavement on roads, built a panoramic observation deck on the beach, two pedestrian bridges on walking trails, monthly maintenance with a tractor and trimmer to recreational and green areas, among other improvements.
Resolution CC709, a co-administration agreement between Rescate Playas Borinquen and the DRD, is essential because it provides us with the necessary tool to move forward and continue with the project, and is the last document (16 of 17) necessary to get federal funds to continue the rehabilitation of our community use areas. These achievements have been made possible through the collaboration of Ramey residents, the support of local businesses, The Puerto Rican Civic Club of San Jose, Ca, Niños Escuchas de PR, The University of PR, Princeton University, The Coast Guard, Ramey Historical Association, the community of surfers and water sports, the volunteers of Rescate Playas Borinquen and of course, the continued collaboration of the Municipality of Aguadilla through the Honorable Carlos Méndez and now the Honorable Mayor Yanitzia Irizarry.
Puerto Rico and surrounding islands are hit with a Magnitude 6.4 earthquake.
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Images throughout the island are real and our people need our help. Our President María Acevedo is currently on the island assessing the needs.
The Puerto Rican Civic Club stands for LOVE, our mission will always be to help those in need. Please help us continue our mission by donating so that we can help the victims of this earthquake. There are several ways that you can give, use the donate button at the top of our website home page. Or you can also give online using the Zella App at puertoricancivicclub@gmail.com or the Venmo App looking up @Angelwish - you will see our club logo as the image.🙏🏾 |
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Please go on our Facebook page and share the donation post pined at the top of our page with your friends and family.
Please continue to pray for the victims of Puerto Rico and all of the surrounding islands that were affected by this earthquake your love and support is greatly appreciated.
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Welcome to our Club page!
We are in the process of making some new and exciting change as we move into a new year. We welcome you to visit our site frequently to see new information that we will be posting throughout the New Year. We hope that you take the time to look at our member’s meeting calendar and come on out and join us. Our goal is to communicate a positive message to our community that will help us to grow and continue to help those around us. In order to accomplish this goal we need the support of new members. |
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Founded in 1951 by San Jose Puerto Ricans who wanted to share their culture with the South Bay communities. A 501(c)3 social club open to anyone that wants to learn about and enjoy the Puerto Rican culture.
In 2016 we were able to make San Jose History Park our monthly gathering place. Our club is open to helping our communities and brings awareness to day to day issues that surround our families. As well as we have hosted a number of activities throughout the year.
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We are also a sister club to the Western Region Puerto Rican Council - WRPRC. An organization dedicated to raising funds for students needing financial assistance to continue their college education WRPRC host an annual fundraising event, Salsa Festival "El Dia de San Juan". These funds are used towards tuition, school supplies, and living expenses. CCPR is proud to be a part of the WRPRC in helping our future reach their highest levels of education. Please visit WRPRC.org to learn more about their scholarship details. Click on the CCPR Scholarship application tab to learn more our CCPR Scholarship. CCRP Scholarship is open to all cultures. |
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We welcome and encourage our youth to take part in activities and leadership roles by offering to assist with the Board and the annual activities that the club host.
Some of our goals for 2017 are to bring educational and work resources to our members. If you are an outreach, educational, or cultural organization that would like to share with our group we welcome you to contact our board to arrange to present to our members.
Want to learn more about our club, come out and visit us at our next meeting. Want to become a member, go to our Membership tab to learn more and to fill out an application.
We hope to see you at our next Puerto Rican family gathering.
Some of our goals for 2017 are to bring educational and work resources to our members. If you are an outreach, educational, or cultural organization that would like to share with our group we welcome you to contact our board to arrange to present to our members.
Want to learn more about our club, come out and visit us at our next meeting. Want to become a member, go to our Membership tab to learn more and to fill out an application.
We hope to see you at our next Puerto Rican family gathering.
Working together to make a difference.
On January 4th, 2019, during Three Kings Day weekend, toys were given to children in Utuado. It was at this event the Puerto Rican Civic Club of San Jose, CA, Puerto Rico Somos Gente, Helping Hands for Puerto Rico and Redes Ebenezer came to an agreement to work together on a mission together in Vieques. The purpose of the mission is to rehabilitate homes in Vieques while providing basic medical necessities to families in need during July 8th – July 15th.
ugar and power tools.
ugar and power tools.
"Our Puerto Rico Our Mission"
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"Our Puerto Rico Our Mission" Documentary by the Puerto Rican Civic Club and Jay Vera coming soon...."Share" with your friends and family and "Like" our Facebook page to get updates to the premier!
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The PRCC would like to thank all the people of the Bay Area who came out to support our Levanta Puerto Rico Donation Diver this past weekend! We are happy to announce that we had a successful weekend. Also, we would like to thank all our volunteers, without you we could not do what we do! If you were not able to get out to see us this weekend, we are still collecting donations online, Please click on the donation button above.
Please look our for upcoming PRCC events that will be going on throughout the year...we have some great events coming up for the Bay Area...We will not stop until Puerto Rico is back to a 100% functioning.
Thank you again for all the love and support!
Please look our for upcoming PRCC events that will be going on throughout the year...we have some great events coming up for the Bay Area...We will not stop until Puerto Rico is back to a 100% functioning.
Thank you again for all the love and support!
We want to thank all the organizations, volunteers and the community for all of your support.
