Diwa ng Pasko (Mastered)
A SUCCESSFUL CHRISTMAS PARTY AND GIFT GIVING CELEBRATION FOR SPECIAL CHILDRENS DATED DECEMBER 17, 2022
First Semester Food and Poverty Thresholds, Incidences, and Magnitude of Poor and Food Poor: 2018 and 2021 Statistics Estimate Coefficient of Variation 1st Sem 2018, 1st Sem 2021, 1st, Sem 2018 1st Sem 2021 Monthly Poverty Threshold for a Family of Five (PhP) 10,532 12,082 Poverty Incidence (%)
Roscon Foundation will only pick up the poorest reported barangays to support for 2023 and leave the rest to the other non-profits supporting the poor communities. These were incorporated to ensure comparability with the 2021 estimates.
Poorest barangays in Tarlac: Aguso – 6,110; Alvindia – 1.393; Amucao – 1.991 = 9.494 residents
Average in budget terms-9.494 people, Rounded off budget
Rice-197 grams per person or
P743.759.46
Sardines-P21/can-P199.374
Eggs-P12 each=P113,928
P1,057.061.96.00 annual budget
Annual budget for the feeding programs for a barangay
P1,057.061.96.00 annual budget
P1,057.061.96.00 converted to U.S. dollars- 12.02.2022 conversion rate-P56.13
The annual budget for this program is $56.497.16. or rounded off into $57.000.00 for packaging bags.
For years, we have been receiving support from our community members in Texas through our fund-raisers, letters of solicitations and Zelle. We were advised that some would like to donate via pay pal or bank deposits to have records of their donations. As of this time, we are contemplating on installing an online payment on our website and once that is done, we will post it here on our website. But we will try to receive donations via pay pal on this site. Thank you for your kind support!!!
T r i n i d a d E l e m e n t a r y S c h o o l F e e d i n g P r o g r a m
Fulfilled the Annual Feeding Program of Roscon in Tarlac: First Quarter-San Miguel, Second Quarter – Barangay Francisco, Third Quarter-Camp Aquino, Fourth Quarter-Trinidad Elem School. We would like to thank our dedicated Texas supporters for their generous contributions: Jakafella Entertainment, Joshua Experience Band, Alice Decker, Angelita Bantog, Jojo Ocampo, Conrad & Marilyn Alagaban, and Angie McAuliffe. In Luzon, thanks to Dr. Marlene C. Aquino, Virgilio Onia, Nimfa Rodriguez, Maih Nera Salvador and Issay Rodriguez. Without your full support, Roscon will not be able to accomplish their missions. Please do not get tired helping us. May God bless you all and may your businesses and hobby incomes flourish!!!!
2ND SUCCESSFUL FEEDING MIX!
Again!! 2nd Successful Feedings Mix childrens and adults (3 Barangay Cogon Ramos #2 areas). Many many many thanks to Sis Grace Casquejo, Clark, Kent Cartagena, Jaed Tan, Ma’am Joan Janson and those who helped in the Feeding Mix! Thank you! thank you! … Many thanks also #RosconFoundation!!!
BALIK ESKWELA 2016
Four times a year, Roscon Foundation conducts feeding and school brigade programs in the Philippines, mostly at tribal areas. The public schools, unlike in the United States, do not get enough support from the government, hence a lot of non-profits, churches and ministries visit the tribal village all over the country to provide medication, clinical supplies, school supplies and feed them nutritious meals that otherwise, the seldom get at home. Here is Rodel Valdez, an Aeta teacher, a masteral scholar of Roscon, distributing the items to the children. Sherley Ann Feliciano, a scholar of Roscon who graduated from college under its auspices, is also taking up masteral studies under a continued scholarship program.
PICTURES OF THE CHARITY EVENT
