Over 500 families from Fuga Island in Aparri, Cagayan recently received grocery packs from the PLDT-Smart Foundation through the assistance of the Marine Battalion Landing Team-10, Philippine Marine Corps stationed in Northern Cagayan.

Leading industries have turned to technology to survive the economic pivot to the “new normal” with the Philippines’ largest and only integrated telecommunications company PLDT aiding organizations and businesses to adapt and thrive in the current challenges of the pandemic.

The MVP Group of Companies has partnered with the Department of Health to champion its BIDA Solusyon sa COVID-19, a campaign that aims to educate Filipinos on the best hygiene practices and promote positive behavioral changes to ensure safety in the new normal.  

Dependents of Filipino police officers killed or injured in service receive a P1-million educational grant from the PLDT-Smart Foundation.

Thanks to digital technology enabled by PLDT-Smart, the first-ever digital Kadayawan Festival was held in Davao City.

With the help of PLDT, the new computer laboratory of Butig National High School in Lanao del Sur will enable students and teachers to have adequate access to learning resources and innovative technology.

In support of Cebu’s fight against COVID-19, PLDT, PLDT-Smart Foundation and Tulong Kapatid, in coordination with ZTE Corp. and Leads Agricultural Corp. donated personal protective equipment, face masks, disinfecting kits and carboys of ethyl alcohol.

Manuel V Pangilinan and companies under his leadership, PLDT and Meralco, recently turned over P45-million worth of hospital equipment to East Avenue Medical Center for its new COVID facility.

Through Infoteach, PLDT, the Department of Education and the UP Open University are empowering teachers and students for blended learning.