Leadership with a purpose
At the Cheyenne Filipino-American Club, we are proud to have a dedicated team of leaders who are passionate about fostering a strong Filipino-American community in Cheyenne, Wyoming. Our leadership is committed to promoting cultural pride, community service, and building connections among members. Get to know the individuals who steer our mission and vision.
Dhyun Amore Duque
Founding President
Maureen Madayag
Treasurer
Mark Baccaro
Vice President
Darrel Davis
Seargent at Arms 1
Regie Alejandro
Secretary
Raymond Madayag
Seargent at Arms 2
Our Supportive Volunteers
We are fortunate to have a group of dedicated volunteers who contribute their time and talents to support our programs and events. Their enthusiasm and commitment help us thrive as a community organization.
Danny Cabanag
“Whether preparing meals, helping with events, or supporting community programs, every volunteer experience has been meaningful. I’m grateful to be able to serve alongside wonderful people.”
Emmanuel Sabanico
“The club has given me many opportunities to give back to the community. Volunteering has shown me that when we work together, we can accomplish something meaningful.”
Helen Cabanag
“Volunteering with the club gives me a sense of purpose. Knowing that our small efforts can make a difference in someone’s life is truly rewarding.”
Hilyn Duque
“Helping prepare meals and gather donations for the elderly at the home for the aged gave me a deep sense of purpose. Knowing that our small efforts can bring comfort, dignity, and happiness to our elders makes every moment of volunteering worthwhile.”
Ian Clarin
“Seeing the smiles of our Lolo and Lola, and knowing that we helped make their day a little brighter is an experience I will always treasure. Volunteering to provide donations for our elderly beneficiaries reminded me of how meaningful it is to give back, care for others, and make a difference in their lives.”
Imelda Lacuna
“Volunteering with the club allows me to share our Filipino culture while building friendships. It feels wonderful to be part of a community that supports one another.”
Jhun Vinluan
“Being a volunteer with the Cheyenne Filipino-American Club has been a rewarding experience filled with friendship, service, and purpose. I am grateful to be part of a community that brings people together, celebrates our heritage, and gives back to others.”
Ma. Joanna Delos Santos
“I love participating in our community events because they bring Filipino families and friends together. Every event creates memories and strengthens our connection.”
Merelyn Vinluan
“Volunteering with the Cheyenne Filipino-American Club has given me the opportunity to connect with others while serving our community. Every event and outreach project reminds me that when we come together, even small acts of kindness can create a meaningful impact.”
Remedios Elston
“Being a volunteer has helped me appreciate the power of community. We may each contribute in different ways, but together we can make a positive difference.”
Shellamae Olsen
“Being part of the Back-to-School Drive was such a fulfilling experience. Seeing the excitement on the children’s faces made all the preparation worthwhile.”
The Airmans
Preparing and serving food for the homeless reminded me how important compassion is. It was a simple act, but being able to share a meal and kindness meant so much.
