By this time, they had 11 scholars under their program and the couple chose Tarlac City as their main target to support, starting with the Aeta natives in San Jose, iba, Tarlac. By 2008, they have graduated all 11 students and 3 moved to get their masters’ degree. The Foundation needed financial support and Carol applied for a name change of Roscon Scholarship Foundation, Inc. to just ROSCON FOUNDATION, INC. because of the addition of more activities. In 2008, Roscon Foundation, Inc. was classified as a 170(b) Public Charity Organization. Within the ten years of serving the Tarlac communities, Randy and Carol, along with some dedicated Texas officers and Tarlac volunteers, set up a small office in Villa Soliman in 2018 and have listed several successful activities as their accomplished objectives: (1) Supporting the Paidyanan Aeta Livelihood Development Center in Capas, Tarlac, managed by the S.SP.S. sisters of the College of the Holy Spirit, led by Sister Adora Molina-built the boys’ and girls’ dormitories, equipping their Library and Meeting Center, providing a jetmatic pump for their drinking water source and a manual pump for their laundry services; and donating food, books and cash for their needs. (2) Donating supplies to the Pampanga Senior Living Facility; (3) Donating food and supplies to the Immaculate Concepcion Home for Special and Abandoned Children in Angeles, Pampanga; (4) conducting Festival Tour Events that allowed clinical missions with minor surgeries conducted by physicians/sugeons/nurses on board the festival tours and (5) graduating masters students at the Tarlac State University who are now employed by top government agencies in the Philippines. Its latest accomplishment is the graduation of an Aeta Education student who finished her course with honors as cum laude and the awarding of a doctoral degree to her brother, also a Roscon scholar, making Dr. Rodel Valdez the first Aeta in Luzon to earn a doctoral degree in Education, an accomplishment noted by ABS-CBN and the local government units.

In 2019, Randy and Carol visited the Philippines to conduct their regular missions but this time, needed more time to accomplish their objectives. So, they rented a small house and continued inviting volunteers to their missions. Carol with her Zumba companions conducted a feeding program in San Francisco, Tarlac, a poor barangay, and the Zumba instructor, Arlene Bautista, donated her time and effort to make the program successful. The volunteers donated clothes and toys to the children and the first core of dedicated volunteers was created, starting with Virgilio Onia, a Zumba enthusiast, and personal friend of Randy and Carol. By 2021, they have conducted gift-giving programs in Santa Cruz Elementary School, donated medical equipment at the Buno-Matatalaib Elementary School, donated computer equipment at public schools in Santa Rosa and San Jose, and became popular with children in a lot of Barangays. That’s when one volunteer, Norma Salvador, proposed to have Roscon registered in Tarlac to be able to solicit more funds to help the children. She herself has some connections with non-governmental organizations and experienced the benefits of working with local govenments. So, Norma and Carol worked for the registration with the Securities and Exchange Commission, and Roscon Organization Pilipinas, Inc., (ROPI) was approved in February, 2023. After the induction of the officers in July 1, 2023, the following officers of the organization faces a lot of challenges and will honor their public commitment, starting with some programs slated for the Aeta neighborhood in San Jose, Tarlac.