Globe donated prepaid Wi-Fi and cash to PGH Medical Foundation, supporting 600,000 annual patients. The donation came through the GoGIVE platform after customer hearts target was met.
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Globe Telecom donated prepaid Wi-Fi devices and cash to the Philippine General Hospital Medical Foundation last May, the company said. The donation includes Globe At Home 5G WiFi loop devices with one year of load.
The hospital treats an estimated 600,000 patients a year, many of whom rely on subsidized or charity care. Patients often travel long distances for treatment they cannot otherwise afford.
“Technology becomes more meaningful when it helps improve lives in tangible and human ways,” Globe Chief Sustainability and Corporate Communications Officer Yoly Crisanto said. “Through our partnership with the PGH Medical Foundation, we hope to help strengthen health care access for underserved Filipinos.”
PGH MFI Executive Director Victor Zoleta said the support helps the hospital care for vulnerable patients, especially newborns, children and families who depend on PGH for critical services.
The donation was funded through Globe’s GoGIVE platform after customers met the target number of hearts to support the foundation.
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