MPT Sustains Thadingyut Tradition with Community Support Donation Drive to 19 Homes for the Aged and Care Centers
(Yangon, 23rd October 2026) – MPT, Myanmar’s leading and true local telecom operator, has successfully carried out its nationwide Thadingyut community support drive from October 19 to 22 across 18 States and Regions Location. Guided by its core brand promise, “Holding Hands Together With Myanmar People,” MPT extended essential assistance to diverse care facilities including monastries, homes for the aged, orphanages, and nunneries. By honoring Myanmar’s cherished cultural tradition of paying respect during the festival season, MPT continues to uplift local communities through inclusive, impactful giving.
As part of its ongoing corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives and commitment to preserving Myanmar’s cultural heritage, MPT provided total financial and material contributions to throughout the nation. The donation included direct financial assistance, essential food supplies such as rice and cooking oil, daily meal offerings, as well as daily-use items, snacks, and soft drinks for children across the supported care centers.
The initiative was driven by the active participation of MPT management, regional leaders, and employee volunteers, who personally visited each site to hand-deliver supplies and pay their respects directly to community members. Direct support was provided across the following 19 locations nationwide:
| No. | States/ Regions | Locations |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | Yangon Region | Shwe Than Lwin Home for the Aged Chan Myae Myittar Orphanage School |
| 2. | Kachin State | Ah Lin Eain Youth Development Center |
| 3. | Kayah State | Kayah State Home for the Aged |
| 4. | Kayin State | Zwe Kabin Home for the Aged |
| 5. | Chin State | Bay Tha La Association Home for the Aged |
| 6. | Sagaing Region | Nat Luu Htat Pan Home for the Aged |
| 7. | Ayeyarwady Region | Maung Htaung Monastery Pariyatti Learning Center |
| 8. | Bago Region (East) | Thar Tha Na Par La Monastery & Youth Development Center |
| 9. | Bago Region (West) | Yadanar Myintzuri Thi La Nunnery Educational School |
| 10. | Magway Region | Phan Khar Pyay Home for the Aged |
| 11. | Mandalay Region | Man Taung Myay Home for the Aged |
| 12. | Mon State | Metta Swan Ye Nunnery Daw Lan Learning Nunnery |
| 13. | Rakhine State | Rakhine State Home for the Aged |
| 14. | Nay Pyi Taw Council | Maha Charity Youth Development Garden |
| 15. | Shan State (South) | Ah War Yaung Youth Care and Support School (YGW) |
| 16. | Shan State (North) | Thar Tha Na Ah Lin Yaung Nunnery Educational School |
| 17. | Shan State (East) | Dhamma Yat Ki Ta Nunnery Educational School |
| 18. | Tanintharyi Region | Dawei Home for the Aged |
Mr. Hiroyuki OKAI, Advisor to the COO of MPTJO expressed that “Thadingyut is a special season for reflecting on gratitude, unity, and shared merit. Through this nationwide community initiative, MPT is honored to uphold our cherished Myanmar traditions while extending practical support to those who need it most. By visiting these 19 care facilities and connecting directly with our communities across all 18 states and regions, we reaffirm our core promise of holding hands together with the people of Myanmar.”
To further celebrate the festive season and keep customers connected with their loved ones, MPT recently launched the “MPT’s Thadingyut to Tazaungdaing Rewards Festival” campaign, running from October 15 to November 30. Through this special promotion, participants can instantly win data bonuses and enter draws for grand prizes, including the iPhone 18 Pro and 100GB data packages. MPT warmly invites all customers to join in the campaign and share in the festive rewards.
MPT’s community initiatives are made possible through the dedicated support of our customers. We extend our sincere thanks to all MPT users and reaffirm our promise to support diverse sectors nationwide as we continue moving forward together.
For more information about MPT’s CSR activities, customers can visit MPT’s official website, access the TuTu Chatbot through the MPT4U App or Viber, or call the 106 Call Center.









