With a dedicated team of the Board of Directors, Officers, Committee Members, Top Management and employees, the MHRMPC serves as a guiding light for smaller cooperatives in the area, offering technical support and fostering a collaborative spirit.

Introduced in 2018, the Business Development Services program organizes cooperative members by expertise and livelihood, enhancing business skills, market access, and economic empowerment. This initiative strengthens cooperatives' resilience and underscores MHRMPC’s commitment to fostering self-sufficiency and prosperity.

Launched in 2018, the Children and Youth Program highlights MHRMPC’s dedication to shaping future cooperative leaders. By strengthening the Savers and Friendly Laboratory Cooperative (SAFE Lab Coop), the initiative fosters cooperation among the youth, equipping them with essential knowledge, skills, and values to sustain the cooperative movement.

Recognizing the value of collaboration, the MHRMPC united with other cooperatives and organizations, opening doors to new opportunities and growth. This network enabled the establishment of six branch offices, a satellite office and allied businesses, extending its reach even further.

The MHRMPC collaborates with government agencies, municipalities in Rizal, and various cooperative federations, including NATCCO, CLIMBS, and TAGCODEC, to expand its reach and effectiveness.

The MHRMPC engages in active partnerships with diverse institutions, including the Red Cross, to implement health initiatives like the “Blood Samaritan” project.

Officially recognized by the Bureau of Cooperative Development in 1985, the MHRMPC later re-registered in 2009 to align with modern regulations. Its dedication to ethical practices earned its recognition as a multi-purpose cooperative by the Cooperative Development Authority in the year 2009.

Under the guidance of Rev. Fr. Chiqui Manalo, a parish priest and inspired by the local church, Our Lady of the Most Holy Rosary Parish (OLMHRP), the Most Holy Rosary Multi-Purpose Cooperative (MHRMPC) began with just 31 members and a small seed capital of P 10,990.00. From its humble beginnings as a credit cooperative, it blossomed into a multifaceted organization in 2009 enriching the lives of its Kamay-Ari’s (Co-Owners).