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As Globe collaborates with the Center for Art, New Ventures and Sustainable Development (CANVAS) to launch a special year-long exhibit called “Tumba-Tumba: A Retrospective,” the National Museum’s corridors are coming to life with color, curiosity, and purpose.

The exhibit, which honors CANVAS’ 20 years of advancing children’s reading as well as Philippine art and culture, includes captivating artwork, interactive installations, and compelling storytelling—all of which were carefully chosen with young minds in mind. The display encourages kids to learn more about their rights, the value of creativity, and navigating a world that is becoming more and more digital in order to pique their interest and encourage conversation.

“This partnership is about creating a space where learning and play come together, and where kids can better understand how to protect themselves online,” said Atty. Irish Salandanan-Almeida, Chief Privacy Officer at Globe. “Through art, we can engage children in ways that are both meaningful and memorable.”

Among the exhibit’s centerpieces is the award-winning Safe Space: A Kid’s Guide to Data Privacy, a book co-produced by Globe and CANVAS that helps children understand the value of personal information and how to stay safe in the digital world. Visitors can interact with materials inspired by the book, reinforcing lessons on online boundaries, digital footprints, and respectful behavior on the internet.

The exhibit is also a preview of CANVAS’ upcoming Tumba-Tumba Children’s Museum of Philippine Art, currently being built in Ibaan, Batangas. Just an hour and a half from Manila, the museum will be the first of its kind in the country—a space devoted to Filipino children, storytelling, and creativity.

“We’ve always believed that art can move, teach, and transform. ‘Tumba-Tumba’ is a celebration of that belief,” said Gigo Alampay, Executive Director of CANVAS. “Thanks to partners like Globe, we’re able to bring these stories to more children—and help them grow up informed, expressive, and empowered.”

Globe’s support for the exhibit is part of its broader commitment to safeguarding children’s rights online. Over the past three years, Globe has proactively blocked more than a million URLs linked to sexual abuse or exploitation of children (OSAEC) and recently extended protections to cover AI-generated and non-photographic content.

Globe continues to promote digital responsibility with this display, reminding families that awareness is the first step toward online safety and that even the most basic resources, such as a children’s book or a work of art, can have a long-lasting impact.

The National Museum’s “Tumba-Tumba” display will be open to the public on June 13, 2025, and will remain there for a full year.

 

 

 

 

 

Based on study by SYNERGY | YouGov reflecting brand trust and loyalty

Based on feedback from Filipino customers, Globe was named the Philippines’ Most Recommended Telco Brand for 2025.

Based on information from YouGov BrandIndex, a daily tracker that gauges consumer sentiment toward brands, the prize was presented at the SYNERGY | YouGov Awards. Globe continuously received the highest recommendation scores between January and December 2024, demonstrating how strongly Filipinos support and believe in the brand.

Accepting the award on behalf of Globe, Chief Sustainability and Corporate Communications Officer Yoly Crisanto shared a heartfelt message: “We’re really, truly proud to receive this award—and we dedicate it to our customers. We will always and continue to pursue making our customers happy and satisfied. At the end of the day, they are our North Star.”

This recognition is more than just a title—it’s proof that Globe’s efforts to listen, improve, and deliver better service are paying off. Whether it’s helping people stay connected, supporting digital learning, or creating moments of everyday ease, Globe continues to build real relationships with the people it serves.

Globe continues to concentrate on what really counts: gaining and maintaining the trust of its clients. GlobeOne is always looking for ways to make things easier, more meaningful, and more relevant for its customers. Some of these efforts include launching rewards and promotions that align with everyday lifestyles, streamlining self-service options on the GlobeOne app, and fostering digital inclusion by strengthening digital infrastructure in underserved communities.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Eastern Communications, in keeping with its goal to support Filipinos in times of need, swiftly responded to the recent eruption of Mt. Kanlaon in Canlaon City, Negros Oriental, by providing critical support to impacted areas with the assistance of its workers.

Over 2,000 people were temporarily housed by family members in the city main and surrounding areas, while over 4,000 people were displaced by the eruption and placed in eight evacuation shelters. Together with the local government unit (LGU) of Canlaon City, Eastern Communications promptly organized a fundraising campaign to support continuing relief efforts.

Eastern Communications turned over its employee-initiated donation funds to help the LGU’s response programs and provide basic needs to those affected by the calamity.

Eastern Communications acknowledges the commendable leadership of the Canlaon LGU during this challenging time, recognizing their efforts in coordinating relief and ensuring the safety of their constituents.

“Our hearts go out to everyone impacted by Mt. Kanlaon’s eruption. In moments like this, when families are displaced and communities are in distress, it’s important that they know they’re not alone. We see the strength of the Canlaon community and the tireless work of its leaders, and we want to do our part. We hope that the support from all our Ka-Eastern employees can help ease some of the burden they’re facing,” said Jed Estanislao, Chief Marketing and Experience Officer at Eastern Communications.

This initiative is part of Eastern Communications’ larger thrust to respond proactively during natural disasters. Similar to this initiative, the company also extended its support to communities affected by the Mt. Mayon eruption in Albay in 2023.

The telco has consistently maintained partnerships with LGUs and NGOs to address urgent needs beyond connectivity. These efforts reflect the company’s enduring mission to serve not only as a telecommunications provider, but as a partner in uplifting lives, especially during emergencies.

Eastern’s assistance to Mt. Kanlaon evacuees reinforces its position as a reliable partner, guaranteeing not just connectivity but also sincere care during times of need, as it continues to uphold its brand values of maaasahan and malasakit.

Visit www.eastern.com.ph or follow Eastern Communications on Facebook to find out more about Eastern’s CSR initiatives.