Category: CSR Corporate Social Responsibility

In support of the coastal conservation and environmental protection through mangrove planting, while promoting environmental stewardship and strengthening commitment to corporate social responsibility. Globalport Agusan Terminal Inc. (GATI) joined the Port Management Office of Agusan (PMO Agusan) in a Mangrove Tree Planting Activity held at San Roque Beach, Brgy. Punta, Nasipit, Agusan del Norte. 

The activity was held on September 25, 2026 in celebration of National Maritime Week and MANA Mo 2026, bringing together various government agencies, community representatives, and partner organizations in support of marine and coastal conservation. 

A total of 100 mangrove seedlings were planted by the participating personnel along the coastal area of San Roque Beach. The activity provided an opportunity for the participating organizations to contribute directly to the preservation and rehabilitation of coastal ecosystems. 

GATI’s participation demonstrates its continuous commitment to environmental stewardship, coastal conservation, corporate social responsibility, and support efforts to protect marine ecosystems and promote sustainable and resilient coastal communities through collaborative initiatives.

In observance of the International Coastal Cleanup 2026, Globalport Ozamiz Terminal Inc., actively participated in a Coastal Cleanup Activity held on September 19, 2026, from 6:00 AM to 8:00 AM at Maloro Beach, Barangay Maloro, Tangub City. 

Carrying the theme “Clean Seas for Resilient Communities,” the activity brought together participants in a collective effort to promote environmental responsibility, strengthen community involvement, and help protect our coastal and marine ecosystems. 

The cleanup focused on the removal of solid waste along the shoreline while promoting awareness of the importance of proper waste disposal and maintaining clean and healthy coastal areas. Through the collective efforts of the participants, approximately 200 kilograms of solid waste were successfully collected from the coastal area. 

This accomplishment highlights the positive impact of community participation and collective action. By removing waste from the shoreline, the activity helped reduce the amount of debris that could potentially reach the sea and pose risks to marine life, coastal habitats, and the surrounding environment. 

The participation of GOTI reflects the company’s continuing commitment to environmental protection, sustainability, and meaningful community engagement. Initiatives such as the International Coastal Cleanup demonstrate that protecting the environment is a shared responsibility and that every contribution can make a difference. 

Through continued partnership with local communities and stakeholders, Globalport Ozamiz Terminal Inc., remains committed to supporting initiatives that contribute to cleaner shorelines, healthier marine ecosystems, and more resilient communities. 

Together, We Can Keep Our Seas Clean and Our Communities Resilient.

Globalport Matnog Terminal Inc. (GMTI) successfully conducted and actively participated in the International Coastal Cleanup 2026 held on 19 September at Brgy. Tabunan, Matnog, Sorsogon. 

The activity started as early as 5:30 AM, bringing together various stakeholders in a shared commitment to protecting our coastal environment. GMTI was joined by representatives from the Philippine Ports Authority (PPA), the LGU-MENRO team, Barangay Tabunan officials, and the residents of Brgy. Tabunan. 

Through collective effort and active participation, the group worked together to remove waste and debris along the coastline, helping promote a cleaner, safer, and healthier coastal environment. 

More than just a cleanup activity, the initiative demonstrated the importance of community partnership, environmental stewardship, and shared responsibility in protecting our natural resources. 

GMTI is proud to be part of this meaningful environmental initiative and remains committed to supporting programs that contribute to sustainable communities and a cleaner environment. 

Together, we can make a difference—one clean coastline at a time.

“Kawayanihan: Masaganang Kabuhayan at Mayabong na Likas-Kawayan Tungo sa Luntiang Kinabukasan” 

In celebration of World Bamboo Day 2026, Globalport Ozamis Terminal Inc., participated in a Bamboo Growing Activity held on September 18, 2026, from 6:00 AM to 8:00 AM at Barangay Tituron, Tangub City. 

Carrying the theme “Kawayanihan: Masaganang Kabuhayan at Mayabong na Likas-Kawayan Tungo sa Luntiang Kinabukasan,” the activity highlighted the importance of bamboo as a valuable natural resource that contributes to environmental conservation, sustainable livelihood, and community resilience. 

As part of the initiative, approximately 300 bamboo seedlings were planted through the collective efforts of participating organizations, community members, and volunteers. Beyond the planting activity itself, the event encouraged greater awareness of the importance of growing and nurturing bamboo as a practical and sustainable environmental initiative. 

GOTI’s participation reflects its continuing commitment to environmental stewardship, sustainability, and meaningful community engagement. By supporting initiatives that promote the restoration and protection of natural resources, the company contributes to healthier communities and a greener environment for present and future generations. 

Through collective action—one seedling, one community, and one initiative at a time—we can help create a more sustainable future. 

🌱 300 Bamboo Seedlings Planted – 300 Steps Toward a Greener Future!

Globalport Tacloban Terminal, Inc., together with its MSP-WeCare Team, actively participated in the International Coastal Cleanup Drive 2026 held on September 18, 2026, alongside the Philippine Ports Authority (PPA), Local Government Unit (LGU), various shipping lines, and other participating stakeholders. 

Carrying this year’s theme, “Clean Seas for Resilient Communities,” the activity supports the objectives of the UN Ocean Decade Challenge No. 6: Increase Community Resilience to Ocean Hazards. The initiative highlights the importance of collective action in protecting our oceans and coastal areas while strengthening the ability of communities to respond to environmental challenges. 

Through the cleanup activity, participants worked together to remove waste and debris from coastal areas, promote proper waste management, and raise awareness of the impact of marine litter on coastal communities and ecosystems. 

For GTTI, the activity reflects our continuing commitment to environmental stewardship, community engagement, and sustainable port operations. Beyond cleaning the shoreline, the initiative serves as a reminder that protecting our seas is a shared responsibility—one that requires the active participation of businesses, government agencies, communities, and individuals. 

Together, we can keep our seas clean, strengthen our communities, and build a more resilient future. 

Clean Seas. Resilient Communities. Shared Responsibility. 

On July 28, 2026, Globalport Iligan Terminal Inc. (GITI) proudly participated in the International Day for the Conservation of the Mangrove Ecosystem, an annual observance held every July to raise awareness and promote the conservation, protection, and sustainable management of mangrove ecosystems. 

The activity was spearheaded by the Department of Environment and Natural Resources – Region X (DENR-X), through the Community Environment and Natural Resources Office (CENRO) Iligan, in collaboration with the Philippine Coast Guard and Global Terminal Inc., together with other participating partner agencies and stakeholders. The activity was held at Marcelo Fertilizer, Maria Cristina, Iligan City, Lanao del Norte, with the objective of encouraging active participation in environmental conservation and strengthening collective efforts toward coastal and marine ecosystem protection. 

The participants found that the unusually high tide had made the designated site unsafe and unsuitable for the planned mangrove-planting activity. In response, the participating agencies jointly agreed to conduct a coastal clean-up drive instead. 

The activity also demonstrated the value of inter-agency cooperation and adaptability in environmental initiatives. By working together despite the unfavorable site conditions, the participating organizations were able to fulfill the spirit and objectives of the event through a meaningful and practical environmental activity. 

Following the activity, Forester Nor-Ain L. Tiburon, the assigned DENR-CENRO personnel, informed the participating agencies that certificates of participation would still be issued in recognition of their support and active participation in the event. 

Through its participation, GITI reaffirmed its commitment to environmental stewardship, corporate social responsibility, and sustainable community engagement GITI recognizes that protecting the environment requires sustained collaboration among government agencies, private organizations, and local communities. Its participation in this initiative reflects the company’s continuing efforts to contribute to environmental conservation and strengthen partnerships that support the protection of coastal and marine ecosystems.

On May 18, 2026, in a brief ceremony coinciding with the LGU Matnog Weekly Flag Ceremony, Globalport Matnog Terminal Inc. (GMTI) officially turned over one (1) brand-new unit of a 125cc Rusi Macho Motorcycle to the Local Government Unit of Matnog. 

This donation stands as a concrete symbol of GMTI’s sincere support and deep appreciation for LGU Matnog’s unwavering cooperation. The LGU has been a vital partner in GMTI’s day-to-day operations, most notably through their consistent assistance in managing and facilitating smooth traffic flow along the busy Maharlika Highway. 

“We recognize how vital mobility is in delivering efficient public services, including peace and order, emergency response, and traffic management,” GMTI management shared. “This donation serves as our way of giving back and strengthening our partnership, ensuring that the LGU team has the necessary resources to continue helping us and serving the community effectively.” 

The addition of the new motorcycle is expected to boost the LGU’s agility in responding to local needs and maintaining order around the port perimeter. By equipping our local traffic and security enforcers with reliable transportation, GMTI aims to foster a safer, more organized environment for both the residents of Matnog and the traveling public. 

GMTI remains committed to being a proactive corporate citizen, working together with local leaders to drive progress, safety, and seamless operations in the region.

At Globalport Ozamiz Terminal Inc. (GOTI), our commitment to the community goes far beyond port operations. True to our spirit as Mga Batang Pier, we continuously strive to anchor our efforts on meaningful social responsibility that uplifts our local neighborhoods. 

On Friday, May 15, 2026, GOTI successfully concluded its latest Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiative—the “Oplan Tuli” Medical Mission. The activity wrapped up at 2:40 PM, marking a day of immense teamwork, shared commitment, and impactful community service. 

Bringing Care to Barangay Bañadero 

The medical mission focused on providing free, safe, and professional circumcision services to the youth of our host community with 107 beneficiaries ages 5 to 15 years old. 

This essential health service not only promotes proper hygiene and health awareness among young boys but also eases the financial burden on local families. 

A Triumph of Collaboration and Unity 

An outreach program of this scale is never a solo voyage. The success of this activity was steered by the incredible cooperation and dedication of various stakeholders. GTI Management for their unwavering support and resources that made this possible, the Barangay Bañadero Officials for their vital localized assistance and coordination, and the Ozamiz City LGU and Health Personnel for their medical expertise, professionalism, and tireless service throughout the day. 

As a token of our deep gratitude, Certificates of Appreciation were awarded to our local government and healthcare partners, recognizing their invaluable contributions to the program’s success. 

“Teamwork makes the dream work. Thank you, Team GOTI, for your cooperation, support, and dedication to serving our community. Together, we are building healthier, stronger futures.” 

Childhood cancer remains a significant cause of morbidity and mortality, particularly in developing regions where late diagnosis is common. Early detection greatly improves survival rates, yet many primary healthcare providers lack specialized training to recognize early warning signs. This CSR initiative aims to bridge that gap by equipping frontline healthcare workers with the knowledge and tools necessary for timely identification and referral. 

As part of its continuing commitment to community health and social responsibility, the I Want to Share Foundation, founded by Ms. Sheila B. Romero, successfully conducted a two-day training program on the Early Detection of Childhood Cancer on April 22–23, 2026. The initiative was carried out with the assistance of Globalport Bohol Terminal Inc. (SHEGS and PTO Departments), in collaboration with the City Health Office of Tagbilaran City.

The training aimed to enhance the knowledge and capacity of healthcare providers and community health workers in identifying early signs of childhood cancer, strengthening referral systems, and promoting timely intervention. 

Day 1 (April 22, 2026) focused on healthcare professionals, including nurses, doctors, and midwives from various healthcare facilities. The sessions provided in-depth discussions on clinical manifestations of childhood cancer, standardized early detection protocols, and effective referral pathways to ensure prompt diagnosis and treatment. Participants were equipped with updated medical insights and practical approaches to improve patient outcomes.

Day 2 (April 23, 2026) was dedicated to barangay health workers, emphasizing their critical role at the community level. The sessions highlighted community-based detection strategies, awareness-building techniques, and proper reporting procedures. This approach aimed to empower grassroots health workers to recognize warning signs early and facilitate timely referrals. 

The training was further enriched by the expertise of distinguished guest speakers from the UP-Philippine General Hospital (UP-PGH) Department of Pediatrics, Division of Hematology and Oncology—Dr. Hazel Yu, Dr. Shiela Flores, and Dr. Tricia Alcasabas. Their presentations provided valuable insights into childhood cancer detection and management, bridging clinical knowledge with real-world application. 

A special message was delivered by Honorable Jane Censoria Yap, City Mayor of Tagbilaran City, who underscored the importance of early detection and the need for strong collaboration among healthcare providers, local government units, and communities. She emphasized that collective action is vital in improving survival rates and ensuring better care for children affected by cancer. 

This CSR initiative reflects a shared commitment to strengthening healthcare systems at both institutional and community levels. By empowering healthcare providers and frontline workers with the necessary knowledge and tools, the program contributes to the broader goal of reducing childhood cancer morbidity and mortality through early detection and timely intervention. This also underscores the organization’s commitment to community health and child welfare.