Globe and Disney Treat Student Leaders to “Toy Story 5” Screenings Nationwide

Globe and Disney brought student leaders together for simultaneous “Toy Story 5” screenings across the Philippines, turning the movie experience into a platform for connection, collaboration, and youth-led impact.

Held on June 20, the special screenings gathered campus leaders, young changemakers, organization officers, and fans in Clark, Bonifacio Global City, Dasmariñas, and Cebu City.

The activity gave students from different schools and organizations a chance to watch the film together while building networks and exchanging ideas with peers.

A Shared Experience for Student Leaders

The exclusive block screenings were attended by students invited through their schools and organizations.

Beyond the movie, the event created a space for participants to meet fellow student leaders, connect across campuses, and reflect on the value of community.

The multi-city activation highlighted the importance of meaningful connections at a time when students are facing increasingly complex academic, social, and economic realities.

Storytelling That Inspires Action

The event builds on Globe and Disney’s longstanding partnership, which uses storytelling to spotlight courage, resilience, and progress.

Through stories of characters who face challenges with determination and purpose, the collaboration encourages students to define success on their own terms and take meaningful steps toward their goals.

For student leaders, the message goes beyond entertainment. It reminds them that friendship, teamwork, and shared purpose can help turn ideas into action.

Rewards and Student-Focused Offers

During the screenings, students also joined raffle activities featuring exclusive merchandise.

They also learned how to maximize Globe Rewards through student-focused offers available on the GlobeOne app.

These included perks such as beep™ card load, food and beverage rewards, coffee credits, and free Timezone load, helping students make the most of everyday experiences.

Supporting Campus Ideas Through the Globe Student Program

Beyond the screenings, Globe also highlighted the Globe Student Program.

The program gives student organizations the opportunity to pitch initiatives that respond to real needs within their campuses and communities.

Through the program, students can develop their ideas into projects and access opportunities that may help expand their reach and impact.

Building Platforms for Youth Impact

Roche Vandenberghe, Globe Consumer Chief Marketing Officer, said powerful ideas often begin within communities.

“Through the Globe Student Program, we want to give student leaders opportunities to collaborate, pursue initiatives they care about, and create impact that extends beyond their campuses,” Vandenberghe said.

The program reflects Globe’s commitment to creating spaces where student leaders can collaborate, innovate, and drive meaningful change.

Connection Beyond the Cinema

Through experiences that bring together storytelling, technology, and community, Globe continues to create opportunities for students to connect with one another and explore new possibilities.

The nationwide “Toy Story 5” screenings showed how entertainment can become more than a shared viewing moment.

For student leaders, it became a reminder that meaningful connections can lead to stronger ideas, wider collaboration, and real community impact.