The Turumba devotion is a community effort where everyone plays a part in keeping the tradition alive. Different groups work together to prepare, organize, and lead the celebrations throughout the year.

Whether through prayer, music, dance, or helping in processions and events, each contribution strengthens both faith and unity in Pakil. This shows how the devotion is not just a religious celebration, but a shared responsibility and a living tradition passed from one generation to the next.

Here are the groups who play an important role in the Turumba devotion:

• Elders - The elders help keep the Turumba devotion alive. They lead prayers, guide the youth, and pass down the traditions

                     they learned from their own parents. Some of them also join the Turumba dance as a way to show their faith.

• Youth - The youth take an active part in the Turumba devotion. They carry small andas with the image of Our Lady of Turumba

                    and dance while singing the “Awit ng Turumba.” Their energy keeps the tradition alive, which is why locals say, “As long as there
                    are children, there will be Turumba.”

• Alagad ng Birhen - The Alagad ng Birhen is a group of men who help take care of the image of Our Lady of Turumba.

                                       They carry the andas during processions and make sure everything runs smoothly. Some members also help organize 

                                        activities and support Turumba devotion in other communities outside Pakil.

• Recamadoras - The Recamadoras are the women entrusted with dressing and adorning the image of the Turumba. They perfume, pray over, and carefully clothe the image before every Turumba celebration. This group of women forms a special church organization devoted to the care and presentation of the image, ensuring that she is properly dressed in each celebration.

• Turumba Dancers - The Turumba dancers lead the people in joyful movement during the festivities. They inspire others to join in the dancing and singing that characterize the Turumba procession. Dressed in traditional Filipino attire, these dancers accompany the image of the Virgin, expressing faith and thanksgiving through their synchronized and lively performance.

• Ministry Media - The Media Ministry, composed mostly of young people, helps announce and promote Turumba activities to the wider community. Through their efforts, many devotees from other towns learn about upcoming events and are encouraged to visit Pakil or join in prayer during these occasions. They play an important role in preserving the devotion’s visibility and continuity in the digital age.

• Liturgical Music Ministry - The Liturgical Music Ministry serves to glorify God and sanctify the faithful through sacred music. The group prepares hymns, organizes musicians, and maintains the church’s small orchestra. Their performances enhance the solemnity of the Mass and the spiritual atmosphere of the Turumba celebrations.

• Civic Organizations and Local Government - The civic groups and local government works closely with the parish to plan, secure, and support every procession and public event. They provide crowd management, safety measures, and logistical needs such as road closures, medical assistance, and coordination with neighboring towns.