
Motivated by the success of their $50 unlimited plan, Boost Mobile is planning a retail expansion by opening 50 more standalone stores across the United States in 2009, the first of which opened in Philadelphia on May 8th. But their retail venture isn't all about making profits; the company appears to have a genuine interest in boosting (no pun intended) the community around them.
Jeff Auman, Vice-President of Sales and Distribution, explained the philosophy behind the stores: "They're much more than just retail spots aimed at attracting customers, the stores are centers for community connection. Becoming an integral part of these neighborhoods is a priority for Boost Mobile, and we are actively engaging local civic officials and giving back to charities in the communities where our stores are located." As a result, each grand opening will come with a donation to be given to a local charity organization that best represents the community.
In the first half of 2009, stores will be opened in cities such as Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, New York, Orlando, and Philadelphia; in the second half of 2009, Boost Mobile stores will arrive in Charlotte, Columbus, Las Vegas, Minneapolis, and San Francisco.








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