Wednesday, February 25, 2026

SNAP brings solar power system to Ambuklao Elementary School in Benguet

Students and teachers of Ambuklao Elementary School, in Bokod, Benguet  can now enjoy a more reliable source of electricity following the turnover and switch-on of a solar power system donated by SN Aboitiz Benguet (SNAP-Benguet) on February 12, 2026.

SNAP-Benguet turned over 22 solar panels, inverter, battery, breakers and other electric materials totaling around Php300,000. The company’s electrical and facilities teams volunteered on the installation of the solar power system and have committed maintenance support to ensure the solar panels continue to function optimally. 

Friday, February 20, 2026

Strategic Alliance with BSD Enables WSP to Advance Sustainability Communication

BSD Executive Director Abraham Perez (left) and WSP Chairman and President Diana Lesaca (right) led a light yet symbolic ceremony to formalize the partnership during the two organization's tree nurturing activity at the SJDM Carbon Forest in Bulacan.

WSP, Inc., a Philippine-based public relations agency, formally announces its strategic partnership with Business for Sustainable Development (BSD), a non-profit organization for sustainable business, to bridge the gap between sustainability reports and communication. Known for its extensive experience in communication and reputation management, WSP’s new alliance demonstrates the agency’s commitment to transforming sustainability data into narratives that will resonate with target audiences.

Sunday, February 8, 2026

SM Celebrates National Autism Consciousness Week with great strides in true inclusion

First in the country, SM Sensory Lab launch marks a new chapter in inclusive spaces built for people on the Autism spectrum

SM Supermalls enters its new era as a truly inclusive Mall for All with ground-breaking milestones launched during this year's National Autism Consciousness Week (NACW).

Through its Corporate Social Responsibility arm, SM Cares, SM celebrated acceptance and appreciation with nationwide efforts that aimed to elevate the mall-going experience of Filipinos on the autism spectrum in accommodating spaces built to be loved.

SM Supermalls expands its nationwide presence for Pickleball

Largest number of pickleball courts at 61 across 25 properties by end of 2025

Pickleball continues to find its home in SM Supermalls.

Through the SM Sports and Lifestyle Center (SLC), SM expands its permanent pickleball court locations to SM Center Shaw and SM Center Muntinlupa, giving the all-inclusive sport, its athletes, and enthusiasts even more venues for their next friendly or competitive matches. Because of this, SM closed 2025 with 61 court locations across the Philippines with 37 total permanent courts—the largest among mall operators.

SM Job Fairs Kick Off 2026 Strong with Nationwide Jobs, Upskilling, and Career Opportunities

Start strong. Find what fits. Your future begins at SM. 

On-the-spot hiring success at SM Job Fairs in 2025 underscores the program’s real-world impact, symbolizing thousands of lives changed through accessible employment opportunities and strong public-private collaboration. 

As the new year opens, SM Supermalls reaffirms its commitment to Filipino job seekers by welcoming 2026 with renewed energy, bigger opportunities, and a proven track record of impact through its nationwide Job Fair program. 

Wednesday, February 4, 2026

The Ocean Cleanup to deploy plastic waste Interceptors in Manila Bay Region in 2026

The Manila Bay Region joins the 30 Cities Program against ocean-bound plastic waste

Global non-profit organization The Ocean Cleanup has officially reached the shores of the Philippines with its groundbreaking 30 Cities Program, marking a major milestone in the country’s fight against ocean-bound plastic pollution.

Manila joins major global cities such as Los Angeles, Mumbai, and Panama City as part of the program’s initial rollout, planned to start in 2026. The initiative will focus on the waterways that feed into the Manila Bay, wherein over 90% of collected waste from the area is reportedly composed of hard and film plastics, according to a study done by EcoWaste Coalition, KOICA, DENR, and De La Salle University-Dasmarinas.  

Thursday, January 29, 2026

Vena Energy Turns Over 1,000 “Seats for Sustainability” to Talim Island Schools, Improving the Learning Environment for Students While Creating Livelihood for Locals

Vena Energy, a leading green energy solutions company in the Asia-Pacific region, has successfully turned over 1,000 handcrafted armchairs to elementary schools in the municipalities of Binangonan and Cardona on Talim Island.

The initiative, titled, “Seats for Sustainability,” was led by Vena Energy’s subsidiary, Island Wind Energy Corp. (IWEC). It marks a significant milestone in the company’s corporate social responsibility (CSR) efforts, delivering a dual impact: improving the learning environment for thousands of students while providing sustainable livelihood opportunities for the island’s residents.