A contribution to environmental awareness

Go is urging customers to take used top-up cards - mobile, internet and fixed line - to the Earth Garden Festival at the Ta' Qali National Park this weekend and deposit them in the recycling box.

The company has pledged to plant a tree for every five used top-up cards received from customers in its effort to help re-energise the environment and offset carbon dioxide emissions.

Go said it has teamed up with the organisers of Earth Garden in a bid to raise public awareness on the devastating effect of carbon emissions on the environment. In line with its drive to cut down on the carbon footprint for the common benefit of the community at large, Go has kick started its own campaign aimed at a greener environment for future generations.

A little effort goes a long way, Franco Aloisio, Go's head of communications and public affairs, said, stressing the key role trees play in combating climate change.

He said that by integrating environmental demands with sound business performance, an expanding circle can be created, benefiting a wide range of stakeholders and society at large.

Discounted tickets for the Earth Garden Go Music Concert are on sale from the Go Mobile customer contact centres in Gozo, Bay Street, Sliema, the Embassy shopping complex in Valletta, Pavi Supermarket and Malta International Airport at the price of €15 (Lm6.44) instead of €24 (Lm10.30) for new and existing Go Mobile customers. Those who are not yet subscribers can avail themselves of the offer by becoming part of the Go Mobile family. The offer will be available also from the Go stand at Earth Garden.

The discount is available until stocks last and subscribers are entitled to purchase a maximum of two tickets on presentation of their ID card.

For more information, one can call 146 (free) from their Go Mobile, 7922 2146 from any other line or log on to www.go.com.mt.