Hailing from a small town in Peñablanca, Cagayan, 93-year-old Franchisca Taguiam has braved thousands of storms. She is among the many residents who have been severely affected by Typhoon Ulysses. PLDT, the country’s largest integrated telco, recently reached out to Taguiam and her family as the company mobilized efforts in typhoon-hit areas.

PLDT, in partnership with Museo Iloilo, invited 25 local artists to participate in the e-Christmas card-making project. Anchored on the theme, “FAITH, HOPE AND LOVE this Christmas in the Time of Pandemic”, the artists created masterpieces, which are collectible and unique Christmas e-cards.

Children Education advocates, A-HA Learning Center and Kris for Peace organization, recently received six Cherry Mobile Flare Tab Pro Tablets and six Smart LTE Pocket Wifi with load cards from the PLDT-Smart Foundation and partner social media influencers.

First PH corporate entity to integrate children’s rights in busines Strengthening its commitment to protect Filipino children, the country’s largest and only integrated telco PLDT Inc. and its wireless arm Smart Communications, Inc. (Smart) are integrating children’s rights in their business operations – a first in the Philippines. This milestone comes right in time for the celebrations of the World Children’s Day and the National Children’s Month this November.

Our Home business segment boosted its total revenues to P30.3 billion in the first nine months of 2020, a 10% increase from the same period last year, on the back of a sustained demand for its services and our improved installation capability.

In the second quarter of this year, we blocked 10 million emails sent to our employees every month that were laced with cyber threats.

We are rolling out additional fiber lines and providing 500,000 more ports nationwide in the next three to six months.

In 2013, when he was brought to the Philippine Eagle Center in Davao City, the brown and white eagle was weak and sickly. He needed caring and nurturing from kind and compassionate people whom he found in the Center. He recovered and got his eagle-strength back and, after three years, was released back to the forest in the Obu-Manuvu ancestral domain in Brgy. Carmen, Baguio District in Davao City.

PLDT recently supported the 34th “Hiyas Sa Kadayawan,” one of the most anticipated events in Davao City’s annual celebration of the Kadayawan Festival.