Apple donates Apple Pay to honor 108 times of the National Park Service.

Apple Pay donates to National Park Service in honor of 108 years.
Apple has launched a campaign that will raise money through Apple Pay donations to commemorate the 108th Anniversary of the US National Park Service. Apple will donate $10 for every purchase made on Apple.com or in the Apple Store App, as well as at Apple Stores throughout the US, between August 19 and August 25. Apple has partnered with the National Park Foundation for the eighth consecutive time. The company’s support consists of monetary contributions as well as a variety of digital resources that aim to bring users closer to the beauty and history of National Parks. Apple Music, for example, has created a “Nature Awaits’ playlist that is available in Apple retail stores across the country. Apple Maps Guides developed in partnership with the National Park Foundation offer users curated experiences for exploring these protected lands. Apple CEO Tim Cook highlighted the importance of this partnership. “I am always amazed by the beauty and rich history of national parks,” said Cook. “We are proud to partner with National Park Foundation in order to preserve these natural treasures which inspire so many people.” “Their work is vital in ensuring that future generations can experience the same sense of wonder, awe and reverence towards the planet that we call home.” Apple supports environmental stewardship initiatives beyond its financial contribution. The National Park Foundation offers STEM career paths and addresses park access barriers to engage youth in immersive learning. Apple’s EcoLogik Institute connects young women to nature through science. It hosts camps in collaboration with Cabrillo National Monument for girls and women interested in natural resource sciences. Will Shafroth emphasized the importance of such programs. He is the president and CEO of National Park Foundation. “By investing into young women’s STEM interest, we empower them to be the next generation of environmental guardians.” Apple Maps will improve national park exploration in 2024 by adding detailed hike information, filters, and turn-byturn guidance. Offline topographic maps are also available. They include contour lines, trail details and trail details. Apple offers a variety of nature engagement opportunities to celebrate the National Park Service anniversary. Apple Watch users, for example, can earn a limited edition award on August 25 by completing a twenty-minute workout. Apple supports national parks with environmental initiatives. The company has already achieved a carbon neutrality in its global corporate operations. The company is on track to achieve carbon neutrality across its entire supply chain by 2030.