Digicel Tonga

The Blood Drive was part and parcel of giving back to the Community and doing something meaningful that will help others.  The team led by its Senior Management Leaders were first to donate encouraging others across the Business to also donate. 

Digicel continues its Community build up in the week leading up to the festive season. 

Yesterday, the team visited small local businesses with Christmas hampers in an effort to spread the joy of Christmas with them.  Accompanied by Digicel’s very own Santa, the team visited few of the key businesses namely, Vakaloa Resort, Oholei Resort, Likuliku Beach Resort, Sela’s Guest House, Tanoa International Hotel, Fiesta Seafood Restaurant, Top Restaurant and many more. 

The initiative again was part and parcel of being at the heart of the Community this Christmas and bringing that spirit of Christmas to life across Tonga. 

There was excitement in the air and smiles all around as staff of Digicel Tonga and Santa handed out gifts to the children yesterday (Tuesday).

Sharing the joy of Christmas across all communities and especially with the children is what makes Christmas what it is and for Digicel it’s rewarding to be able to give back and bring the spirit of Christmas to those that need it most. 

The experience was not only fulfilling but invaluable to give back simply more to those that need it most. 

Digicel will continue with its Community Initiatives for the rest of the week.

The new mobile wallet allows customers to send and receive money at no fees locally, receive money from abroad, make payments via QR codes, and pay bills, all from the comfort and safety of their phone anywhere they are. Plus, they can Top Up their phone and get double the credit, an offer exclusive to MyCash customers. 

From Houma, Vaini, Tofoa, Halaleva, Houmakelikao, Ngeleia, Fasi, Maufaga and Kolofo’ou the team home delivered hampers accompanied by Santa.

The group of elderly visited were aged between 85 and 95 years old.  

The highlight were messages from these senior citizens on their appreciation for the visit by the Digicel team sharing joy and happiness into their homes. 

Digicel aims to give more to the community and reward its customers this Christmas in its nationwide campaign, Shake More Share More this Christmas. 

Tuitu’u Katoa won the first $200 PTH Voucher on Digicel’s Home and Entertainment Christmas Promotion.

Tuitu’u owns a Joinery Company and lives with his family in Havelu.  Tuitu’u is a Home Internet Customer and is excited about his prize saying it will prepare him and his family for Christmas coming up. 

Mango Tree Centre was officially commissioned this very month in 2013 by the Government of Japan. 

The Centre was built to address the immediate needs of our country in a wide range of areas that had direct impact on communal and socio-economic activities of Tonga. 

As a fast follow up to its relaunch as a Digital Operator and a promise of powerful digital experiences all day, every day via its suite of 7 apps neatly packaged with an abundance of data for customers to enjoy, touch and feel, here’s simply more Christmas.

And just like Digicel has an app and an experience for everyone no matter what they’re into; there’s also gifts, offers and rewards for everyone too.

And there’s even cool ways for customers to share those if they wish.

Because who doesn’t want to share more at Christmas?

“I was home alone when I received the call. My husband is still stuck overseas due to Covid19 and my kids were at school,” she said. “I heard my phone ringing and I immediately thought it was my husband so I rushed to answer it. But little did I that it was a lucky call from Digicel that really shocked me telling me that I’ve won $200 cash.”

Digicel Tonga Acting CEO, Ragigia Dawai, said, “We are proud to partner with USP-Tonga Campus on its annual debate competition for the first time in order to support such an initiative that will inspire young Tongans to become critical thinkers in life and be an influence of change in the community.”

Digicel introduced one of the debate topics for the first round, which was on the impact of COVID-19 on e-learning. The panel of judges includes Digicel.