This Christmas, Globe encourages customers to be a force for good by donating Rewards points through the GlobeOne app, joining GoGIVE, or supporting G-Gantic Goals to aid recovery and rehabilitation efforts. “At Globe, we believe technology should serve a higher purpose — one that uplifts lives and brings people together, especially in times of need,” said Yoly Crisanto, chief Sustainability and Corporate Communications officer at Globe. “Through Globe of Good, we’re proving that every connection, every click, and every customer action can help light the way toward recovery and resilience.” Globe also honored its partner NGOs, recognizing them as on-the-ground champions providing essential aid, education, and nourishment to communities across the country.As the nation recovers from a series of powerful typhoons and earthquakes, Globe is highlighting how technology, guided by purpose, can help rebuild lives and strengthen communities. At Globe’s recent Blueprint event, themed “Lighting Up the Season with Purposeful Connectivity & Meaningful Connections,” the company showcased how its platforms and partnerships transform digital connections into acts of compassion and collective recovery.

Between July and November, the Philippines was battered by multiple storms, from super typhoon “Nando” and typhoon “Opong” to typhoon “Tino,” culminating in the recent super typhoon “Uwan.” Globe responded through its Globe of Good initiative, deploying Libreng Tawag and Libreng Charging stations in 29 sites and providing relief assistance to over 9,000 families. Beyond emergency relief, Globe continues to drive long-term recovery through its digital giving platforms, including Globe Rewards, GoGIVE, G-Gantic Goals, and the Hapag Movement, enabling customers to turn everyday actions into meaningful support for affected communities.

For 2025, over 309,000 Globe customers have donated through Globe Rewards, raising over P5 million for NGO partners. Meanwhile, GoGIVE has engaged over 43,000 contributors, generating 2.9 billion hearts to support advocacies in disaster relief, child protection, women empowerment, environmental conservation, medical assistance, and many more. Through G-Gantic Goals earlier this year, more than 150,000 participants came together to raise P1.5 million for the Pawssion Project. In addition, Globe was able to donate tablets to five public schools nationwide, in partnership with Ayala Foundation Inc., and Khan Academy Philippines. These efforts show that even small gestures can create a lasting impact when shared at scale. Through the Essentials button of the GlobeOne app, students, parents, and teachers can now access Khan Academy, which offers lessons in STEM, digital literacy, online safety, and essential life skills, available anytime, anywhere. The Kaagapay Donations Portal on the app’s Essentials platform enables donors to effortlessly support non-profits providing essential services to vulnerable communities.