Globe subscribers raise P1.9M for Super Typhoon Odette victims

Globe Telecom said its customers raised P1.925,284 worth of Globe and TM Rewards points to aid Super Typhoon Odette survivors.

The donations have been turned over to Globe’s partner organizations, including the Ayala Foundation, GMA Kapuso Foundation, and Rise Against Hunger Philippines, the Ayala-led telco shared.

“We are grateful to our customers who are with us in this undertaking,” said Globe chief sustainability officer and SVP for corporate communications Yoly Crisanto.

“The Rewards points that they donated will go a long way in helping step up humanitarian efforts to help as many people as we possibly can,” she added.

Globe Rewards currently has 15 non-government organizations, charitable institutions, and foundations in its program roster, supporting several advocacies in line with the company’s vision towards national development and upliftment of lives.

These include disaster relief, reforestation, child protection, hunger mitigation, education, animal welfare, marine biodiversity, mental wellness, and medical support.

Globe and TM subscribers who want to donate their Rewards points to ongoing relief operations can do so via the new GlobeOne app.

Customers can go to the Rewards section, click the “DONATE” icon, choose the organization and corresponding denomination, and then press “REDEEM.” A confirmation message will be sent by 4438 upon successful donation.

The GlobeOne app is available for free download via the Google Play Store and Apple App Store.