StarHub has decided to pause marketing activity around its 20th anniversary and instead donate the $200,000 to gifting poorer students Internet access so they can be home-schooled during a lockdown.
The Singapore-based internet service provider and TV business decided that instead of using the money on marketing spend, it would donate to a good cause. The company announced the initiative on its social media channels today.
The fund is in addition to the StarHub Cares Covid-19 Fund, in which it announced a fund to help cushion the impact of the coronavirus on healthcare staff, patients, Read full story ›
Source: The Drum