PLDT and Smart recently partnered with Mennonite Economic Development Associates (MEDA), creating more opportunities for Filipino cacao farmers through digital solutions and capacity-strengthening initiatives for the industry.   The move expands PLDT Group’s Digital Farmers Program (DFP), helping scale up digital inclusion and mobile internet literacy.

Corporate shared value programs took center stage at the recent PLDT and Smart Communities Day held at Smart Tower in Makati as part of PLDT's 95th anniversary celebrations.

PLDT and Smart’s social outreach arm, PLDT-Smart Foundation (PSF) rebuilds more disaster-stricken communities across the Philippines, helping raise tourism opportunities.

PLDT has been recognized as a Leader in the Global Child Forum’s (GCF) latest global children’s rights and business benchmark, a global assessment and report on the state of children's rights across 1,108 companies, in eight sectors and six regions.

PLDT and its wireless unit Smart have kicked off its digital upskilling program for women in need, preparing them for various tech-related jobs and linking them to potential employers.

PLDT and its wireless unit Smart are opening livelihood opportunities for persons with disabilities through their Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, Advocacy through Technology or IDEATe program.

PLDT and its wireless arm Smart Communications, Inc. (Smart) recently turned over solar-powered streetlamps to the Municipality of General Luna, lighting up the Catangnan Bridge in Siargao Island.

PLDT and its wireless unit Smart, PLDT-Smart Foundation (PSF) and Huawei Philippines (Huawei) bring inclusive quality education in hard-to-reach areas in Mapanas, Northern Samar through the PLDT and Smart School-in-a-Bag.

Smart, PSF, and Huawei donated a School-in-a-Bag to Unidos Elementary School in Surigao del Sur.

Unidos Elementary School (ES) in Surigao del Sur recently received an unexpected gift from PLDT-Smart Foundation (PSF) and Huawei Philippines (Huawei) - the School-in-a-Bag, a digital classroom powered by PLDT and its wireless unit Smart Communications, Inc. (Smart). 

For Adaptive National Athlete of Obstacle Course Racing (OCR) Kent Tumangan, representing the country in this sport brought back his self-confidence and discipline.