
BDMPC
Bohol Diocesan Multi-Purpose Cooperative
It is an open type of cooperative. Its main objective is to help uplift the economic condition of the members especially the poor through various cooperative programs and products. For more than three decades now, BDMPC still vibrant in realizing its goal. From its humble beginning, BDMPC is now serving the entire province of Bohol with its 3 branches located in the strategic places: our Tubigon branch serving the northern part and some interior towns, Ubay branch serving the eastern part of Bohol down from Talibon up to the neighboring towns of Ubay including the interior towns, and the third branch located in Jagna, Bohol serving the towns down from Jagna up to Dimiao and its neighboring towns.
When was BDMPC started?
It was then bishop of the Diocese of Tagbilaran, Bishop Onesimo Gordoncillo started the cooperative in 1982. It was sometime in July of 1982 BDCCI, Bohol Diocesan Consumers' Cooperative Inc. was organized with 45 members and total paid-up capital of P14,700.00. It was registered in the Ministry of Agriculture and Food (MAF) on Nov. 17, 1982 as per Registration No. VII-ff-0388.
In July 1986, another cooperative was organized composed of teaching and non-teaching personnel with an initial paid-up the capital of only P8,272.45 from 47 pioneer members. This was the BCSMPCI, the Bohol Catholic School Multi-Purpose Cooperative Inc. It was registered in the Ministry of Agriculture (MA) on January 22, 1990 with its Registration
No. R-VII-ff-235.
These two coops were all church base having common vision and united with the same ideals. These were the reasons that consolidation came across the minds of the Officers, Staff and the General members to make these two cooperatives merge into one. The planning and documentations had started in 1992 and was finalized on September 3, 1993 during its first Joint General Assembly.
This is now the BOHOL DIOCESAN MULTI-PURPOSE COOPERATIVE (BDMPC). This was registered on March 6, 1995 as per Registration No. CBU-CON-95-003 under its new name. Membership covers the Dioceses of Tagbilaran and Talibon. Now as an open type of cooperative, it caters the entire Province of Bohol and other provinces of region VII.
