TP Employees Join Coastal Cleanup at Las Piñas–Parañaque Wetland Park

What Readers Should Know
TP employees joined a coastal cleanup at Las Piñas–Parañaque Wetland Park with environmental partners and other company volunteers. The combined effort collected more than 488 kilograms of waste.
Key Takeaways
- TP employees participated in Sustainable Shores World Cleanup Day.
- The activity took place at Las Piñas–Parañaque Wetland Park.
- CORA Philippines and FPUA partnered with TP’s foundation.
- Combined volunteers collected more than 488 kilograms of waste.
- The joint activity recorded almost 200 volunteer hours.
The joint activity collected more than 488 kilograms of solid waste and recorded almost 200 volunteer hours.
Employees of TP, formerly Teleperformance, joined a coastal cleanup at Las Piñas–Parañaque Wetland Park, working with environmental partners and volunteers from other companies to remove solid waste.
The activity formed part of Sustainable Shores World Cleanup Day and was organized by TP’s Citizen of the World foundation in partnership with CORA Philippines and the France-Philippines United Action Foundation.
TP participants came from its EDSA, McKinley, Sucat, and Molino sites.
According to the company, the combined volunteer group collected more than 488 kilograms of solid waste and contributed almost 200 volunteer hours. The figures describe the joint activity rather than TP employees alone.
The cleanup focused on reducing pollution at the coastal site while supporting conservation efforts through direct volunteer participation.
For employee-volunteers, the activity provided a way to contribute time outside the workplace to a shared environmental task.
TP said its participation forms part of broader sustainability work involving environmental stewardship, responsible resource use, and climate action.
The initiative also connected corporate partners and community organizations around a specific local need. Its immediate result was measurable waste removal, supported by the collective time and effort of participating volunteers.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where was the cleanup held?
Las Piñas–Parañaque Wetland Park.
Which TP sites participated?
EDSA, McKinley, Sucat, and Molino.
Who were the partner organizations?
CORA Philippines and the France-Philippines United Action Foundation.
How much waste was collected?
More than 488 kilograms by the combined volunteer group.
Were the reported results produced only by TP employees?
No. Volunteers from other participating companies also contributed.