Spin, sip, shake: your Globe Rewards is your VIP pass to Love Boracay 2025

This summer, Love Boracay 2025 won’t just be about beach vibes and epic sunsets, it’s about unlocking the best experiences with your Globe Rewards Points. Fun and freebies are coming to the island — Globe customers can turn points into perks and take their beach getaway to the next level.

 

From April 26 to May 2, Globe subscribers can swing by the Globe Booth at D’Mall Station 2 for a chance to win beach essentials like bucket hats, canvas totes, and drawstring bags. Just complete a quick survey or show proof of using Globe services — like loading or paying your bill — and you’ll earn a spin on the prize wheel.

 

Aside from the Love Boracay activities, Globe Postpaid and Platinum customers will also be treated to a complimentary drink at the iconic White House Beach Resort during the Globe takeover of the Sunset Sessions.

 

And because no trip to Boracay is complete without a visit to Jonah’s Fruit Shake & Snack Bar, Globe Rewards can also get you sweet perks at the island’s favorite shake spot.

 

With Globe, every moment in Boracay is better, brighter, and more rewarding. Whether you’re chilling on the sand, dancing at sunset, or sipping something sweet, Globe is your perfect summer companion. Powered by a stronger 5G network, kasama mo ang Globe in fulfilling your passions and in making experiences more rewarding.

 

To learn more about Globe, visit https://www.globe.com.ph/.

Hapag Movement meets target one year early, helps over 120,000 families facing involuntary hunger

The Hapag Movement, Globe’s hunger alleviation program, has reached its impact goal one year ahead of schedule, supporting over 120,000 Filipino families through the collective support of Globe and TM customers, corporate donors, and mobilization partners.

 

Originally targeting 100,000 families by the end of 2025, the initiative raised Php 25.37 million in 2024 alone, bringing total funds raised to Php 53 million since 2022 and enabling it to provide meals to 120,455 families facing food insecurity.

 

“The overwhelming support for the Hapag Movement reflects the dedication of individuals, businesses, and organizations that share our vision of addressing involuntary hunger in the Philippines. Reaching this milestone sooner than expected strengthens our resolve to expand our efforts and create lasting change,” said Yoly Crisanto, Chief Sustainability and Corporate Communications Officer at Globe.

 

Since its launch, the Hapag Movement has worked with the Ayala Foundation, Scholars of Sustenance, Tzu Chi Foundation, and World Vision. In 2024, it brought in three new mobilization partners—Rise Against Hunger and international organizations UN World Food Programme and Project PEARLS. This aimed to draw international attention to persistent hunger incidence in the Philippines, allowing the Hapag Movement to reach more communities in need.

 

The Hapag Movement has received support from over 1.1 million Globe and TM subscribers, who donated Php 11.67 million in Rewards points through the GlobeOne app.  Total contributions to the program have accounted for 23% of all assistance provided through the platform.

 

In addition, 1,871 Globe employees took part in various Hapag Movement activities in 2024, demonstrating their commitment to making a difference. 

 

To grow its impact, the Hapag Movement launched innovative fundraisers like the “Ibalik ang Sarap ng Pasko” holiday drive with SM’s shopper loyalty program SMAC, integrating donations into holiday shopping, and the Gourmet Giving Series, featuring fine dining fundraiser events with 12 top Metro Manila restaurants in partnership with Facebook community Fine Dining Club Philippines.

 

The Hapag Movement also tapped into the power of fandoms, enlisting support from Blackpink and BTS fan communities, Electronic Sports Gaming Summit gamers, ToyCon collectors, Lyropera enthusiasts, and Kwentoon artists to encourage contributions. 

 

The program also gained invaluable support from the Rotary Club of Makati Business District, BPI Foundation, and Kumu, among others.

 

With its initial target surpassed, the Hapag Movement is now focused on scaling its livelihood training programs nationwide to provide families with sustainable means of supporting themselves.

 

The initiative is also exploring ways to contribute to the fight against child stunting, ensuring that Filipino children receive the proper nutrition they need in their critical early years. 

 

The Hapag Movement remains committed to addressing hunger and poverty in the Philippines. Supporters can continue contributing through the GlobeOne app and GCash to help sustain and expand its impact.

 

For more information on Hapag and to donate directly to the cause, visit this website.

Globe nurtures youth at 1st-ever student community builder pitch day

Marxandrea Diane. Cabato from DLSU-Manila presents on behalf of Google Developers Student Group at the Globe Student Community Builder Pitch Day.

Over 150 students from 63 student organizations gathered for the first-ever Globe Student Community Builder Pitch Day, a platform designed to nurture student-led initiatives through mentorship, collaboration, and direct support from Globe.

Held recently at The Globe Tower in Bonifacio Global City, the event brought together student leaders from across Metro Manila, Bulacan, and Cavite, allowing them to explore Globe’s innovative workspaces, forge meaningful connections, and present their passion projects to Globe teams.

 

The event affirms Globe’s role as a genuine partner for the youth across different academic tracks— whether in Humanities and Social Sciences (HUMSS), Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM), or Accountancy, Business, and Management (ABM).

 

Renz Caritativo from PUP presents their proposal to the esteemed mentors and judges.

Student participants were guided by Ka-Globe talents from the Information Systems Development Program, Cybersecurity, Corporate Communications, and Loyalty groups, who shared insights on how to turn passions into purpose-driven careers.

 

The highlight of the day was the pitch session, where student organization heads took center stage to share proposals including Google Developers Group from different chapter schools, AWS Cloud Clubs, DLSU-Dasmariñas, iAcademy Creative Orgs, PLM Technology Orgs, Ateneo Business and Leadership Orgs, UP-Diliman Creative and Leadership organizations and other organizations from Greater Metro Manila.

 

Martin Eusebio, a 2nd year student from the College of Saint Benilde and a Globe Community Builder, hosted the event and helped connect student organizations with opportunities to bring their ideas to life through Globe’s support.

 

“The Student Community Builder Pitch Day is one of the ways Globe is reinforcing its role as an enabler of the youth. We believe in the potential of students not only as future professionals, but as changemakers today,” said Anne Calma, Head of Marketing Youth Cultures at Globe.

 

“By providing a space where they can be heard, guided, and supported, we hope to inspire more young people to take bold steps in shaping their communities.”

 

The Globe Student Community Builder Pitch Day underscores Globe’s goal to strengthen student engagement through purpose-driven innovation and real-world collaboration.

 

To learn more about Globe’s student programs and how to join, visit https://www.globe.com.ph/community-builder#gref.