The SM Store received accolades from local and international organizations which acknowledged its impactful contributions to community welfare through its flagship corporate social responsibility program, the Shop & Share movement.
The League of Corporate Foundations (LCF) recognized SM’s Shop & Share for Education program for its efforts to provide essential back-to-school kits, well-fitted shoes and learning toys for underprivileged grade schoolers in the most in need communities across the Philippines.
The Shop & Share for Education program, now on its second year, aims to distribute educational supplies to 12,000 pupils in over 70 public schools nationwide, addressing critical educational needs in the country.
The LCF is a network of corporate foundations in the Philippines active in promoting corporate social responsibility practices among its members and the larger business community.
Highlighting the SM Store’s efforts in leveraging its nationwide footprint to foster collaborative social good and positive impact in the communities it serves, the Shop & Share movement bagged the bronze award for innovation in communications and public relations at the 11th Asia-Pacific Stevie Awards.
The Shop & Share movement reflects SM Store’s steadfast commitment to bridging societal gaps through strategic partnerships with global and local non-government organizations, local government units (LGUs), and schools across the Philippines.
Its diverse portfolio includes initiatives such as Shop & Share for Sustainable Livelihood, Shop & Share for Education, Shop & Share a Toy, Shop & Share for Women, Share Shoes, and Shop & Share for Tech Education, which collectively impact youth, women, farmers, and students nationwide.
SM Store was also bestowed with the Hall of Fame for Social Empowerment award by the Asia Responsible Enterprise Awards (AREA). Presented by Enterprise Asia, this recognizes SM’s continuous commitment to sustainable and responsible business practices, solidifying its position as a leader in corporate social responsibility in Asia.
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