Lopez-led First Philippine Industrial Park and First Industrial Science and Technology College Inc. open a P1-million educational fund for the benefit of poor, yet bright students from their two host cities in Batangas province. Signing a memorandum of agreement to implement a holistic educational grant for eligible students are FPIP president Francis Giles Puno (second from left) and First College president Joaquin Quintos IV (third from left) to help indigent but intelligent students from Tanauan City and Santo Tomas City. Witnessing the event are First College chief business development officer Karmela Marie Sarmiento (left) and FPIP vice president Ricky Carandang.
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 and First College president Joaquin Quintos IV (third from left) to help indigent but intelligent students from Tanauan City and Santo Tomas City. Witnessing the event are First College chief business development officer Karmela Marie Sarmiento (left) and FPIP vice president Ricky Carandang.){kind=link}