There’s a uniquely Canadian, purpose-driven campaign from TELUS that’s giving a new meaning to the traditional concept of BOGO. This Black Friday weekend (Nov 28-30), for every new or certified pre-owned phone purchased, TELUS will give a free phone and plan to a Canadian youth transitioning out of government care through its Mobility for Good program.
Now in its 5th year, TELUS’ Buy One, Give One initiative empowers Canadians to shop with purpose – knowing their purchase is helping bridge digital divides and keep vulnerable youth connected. The offer is available online, by phone, and at select stores. Since its launch in 2017, the Mobility for Good program has provided support for over 69,000 people.
Together, these initiatives reflect TELUS’ ongoing commitment to giving back and making a positive impact on customers and communities across Canada.
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TELUS brings back Buy One, Give One offer
There’s a uniquely Canadian, purpose-driven campaign from TELUS that’s giving a new meaning to the traditional concept of BOGO. This Black Friday weekend (Nov 28-30), for every new or certified pre-owned phone purchased, TELUS will give a free phone and plan to a Canadian youth transitioning out of government care through its Mobility for Good program.
Now in its 5th year, TELUS’ Buy One, Give One initiative empowers Canadians to shop with purpose – knowing their purchase is helping bridge digital divides and keep vulnerable youth connected. The offer is available online, by phone, and at select stores. Since its launch in 2017, the Mobility for Good program has provided support for over 69,000 people.
Together, these initiatives reflect TELUS’ ongoing commitment to giving back and making a positive impact on customers and communities across Canada.
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