Just as important as Golden Haven Memorial Parks tranquil settings is its keen sense of social and corporate responsibility.
Attesting to this is how Golden Haven, a reputable name in the Philippine deathcare industry, has turned its vast and expansive memorial parks into stunning models of environmental sustainability.
For instance, right from the start, visiting families found that the memorial park’s sprawling terrain is marked by serene naturescapes that are refreshingly conducive to bonding and happily reminiscing on times spent with their dearly departed.
But beyond the memorial park’s striking visible attributes, a sustainably green and healthy environment is what it’s resolutely advocating now, touting the distinction of being the first memorial park in the country to be powered by the sun.
Last year, the memorial park installed the first solar panels in its memorial chapels and crematorium facilities. These are now fully functional, enabling them to utilize renewable energy in their daily operations.
Studies reveal that the use of solar energy reduces the memorial park’s carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions by the equivalent of 157,994 pounds of burning coal. Put another way, this reduction in CO2 emissions is comparable to the memorial park planting 187 acres of forest trees.
In the first quarter of 2021, the memorial park installed strategically placed solar streetlights at its memorial parks nationwide, providing 24/7 safety and security to all park visitors without eating up too much energy.
Further promoting its environmentally friendly programs, the memorial park also launched its Tree Advocacy Planting Program to raise awareness about the importance of planting and saving trees. This affirms the company’s long-held belief in more trees enhancing the aesthetic values of its parks’ natural landscapes.
This commitment to social responsibility, as well as its top-tier services, now give the memorial park its strong investment potentials, which financially savvy Filipinos couldn’t miss.
