This study employed a quantitative research design using a descriptive-correlational approach to systematically analyze the relationship between the respondents’ demographic profiles and their levels of engagement. This design was selected to provide an objective, numerical assessment of the factors influencing reservist participation, moving away from qualitative narratives to focus on statistical generalizability. The study centered on 100 reservists from the 722nd Naval Squadron Reserve in Surigao City (Task Force Group BULAWAN). Data were gathered through a structured survey questionnaire designed to measure variables on a numerical scale. The demographic analysis revealed a predominantly young and educated workforce: 42% of respondents fall within the 26 to 35 age range, 69% are male, and 64% are college graduates. Descriptive statistics were used to evaluate the primary variables of level of dedication and extent of volunteerism. Under the dedication variable—specifically concerning moral and ethical responsibility, patriotism, discipline, and support for others the participants recorded a weighted mean corresponding to "Very High Dedication." Similarly, the extent of volunteerism resulted in a "Very High" descriptive interpretation. Through correlational analysis, the study sought to determine if these high levels of dedication and volunteerism significantly differ or relate to the respondents' age, gender, and educational attainment. This quantitative approach ensures that the findings regarding the 722nd Naval Squadron’s commitment to national defense, disaster response, and community service are supported by measurable evidence and statistical reliability.