Universally - available, top quality digital services provided with care for the people and the natural environment – see what #CyfrowaOdpowiedzialność (#DigitalResponsibility) means for us.
We present the fourth “Report of Cyfrowy Polsat Capital Group on non-financial information,” which not only fulfills the obligations of a relevant directive, but – most of all – summarizes the sustainable approach to managing our companies on a daily basis.
The use of state-of-the-art technology enables us to offer safe products and services for home. Thanks to the cooperation with rescue services we may take care of health and life of people staying in the mountains and by the water.
Through the activities of the Polsat Foundation, as well as employee volunteering, we take care of the health of children who have a unique place in our thinking about social impact exercised by our Group.
We support and promote volleyball, football and other sports disciplines. Through sponsoring, support of amateur and professional events, as well as television broadcasts, we inspire people to practice sport and maintain active lifestyles.
We have provided social education for years, but in 2020 in particular our involvement in the fight against coronavirus made us realize the importance of this pillar for our environment.
Since the beginning of the epidemics, Polsat Plus Group has undertaken numerous pro-social initiatives. Together with Zygmunt Solorz the Group allocated over 50 million PLN to over 20 socially-responsible activities.
Since the onset of the epidemics in Poland, Polsat Plus Group has been actively supporting the healthcare institutions by donating 20 ventilators, 200 thousand coronavirus tests and 3 million PLN from proceeds from the commercials aired as part of “Reklama na ratunek - razem w walce z koronawirusem” (Commercials to the rescue – fighting the coronavirus together) action.
The support also concerned education and children, with 2 200 tablets having been donated to children to help them in remote education, as well as senior citizens who were the addressees of “Pomagajmy sobie nawzajem” (Let’s help each other) campaign.
