Virgin Mobile’s 1st LG Handset: The “Aloha”
Virgin Mobile and LG have partnered to create their first handset together. The phone is the “Aloha.” This is not you ohhh ahhhhh type phone. It is actually very inexpensive phone and nothing to write home about. Nonetheless, This clamshell will begin the start of the Re*Generation initiative. The phone will act as a canvas for emerging and established visual artists to design signature editions of the device, which will be auctioned off during the RE*Generation Gala and Art Auction this November.
The initiative aims to aims to raise awareness of the plight of at-risk and homeless youth, with the proceeds of November’s auction to benefit Virgin Mobile’s charitable partners, including StandUp For Kids, Children’s Health Fund, and YouthNoise. November marks National Homeless Youth Awareness Month, as designated by the US Congress.
The only $34.99 the phone doesn’t have many features but covers you basic messaging and phone functions. Here at MPH, we admire partnerships that make a difference.
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