T-Mobile customers were recognized by the Arbor Day Foundation with the 2010 Promise to the Earth Award. The annual award honors individuals and organizations involved in exemplary tree planting and environmental practices. T-Mobile and its customers, through a partnership with the foundation, planted over one million trees last year. For each Green Account opened, a tree was planted. Our customers helped replant and reforest areas all over the country, from Michigan and California to Florida and Oregon.
Trees are an integral part of the eco-system, from improving the quality of rain water to reducing the possibility of flooding. Over the course of its life, a single tree can absorb more than a ton of carbon. More than 180 million people rely on U.S. forests for their drinking water.
Keeping our forests healthy is vital to the well being of the planet and T-Mobile is committed to doing its part to help sustain them. You can join us by signing up for a Green Account, which consists of:
- Paperless Billing
- EasyPay
- E-mail updates
Sign up for a Green Account now and T-Mobile will plant a tree on your behalf through the Arbor Day Foundation.
T-Mobile thanks our eco-conscious customers for making small lifestyle changes to help the environment.
For the second year in a row, Ethisphere Institute selected T-Mobile USA as one of the World’s Most Ethical Companies. The research-based institute, a leading international think tank on business, will recognize T-Mobile in the first quarter issue of Ethisphere magazine
“We are honored to be recognized by Ethisphere for the second year in a row,” says Dave Miller, T-Mobile SVP and General Counsel. “This recognition reaffirms our value ‘Respect and Integrity Guide Our Behavior’—achieving the right business results the right way is at the heart of who we are.”
Ethisphere Institute selected companies that demonstrated innovation and leadership in expanding the public well-being, creating a strong company culture based on values, and building an effective compliance and ethics program. Thousands of nominations from over 100 countries and 36 industries were reviewed to determine the 2010 winners.
