T-Mobile is the latest major company to support the campaign for marriage equality in Washington state. 

The company recently announced it supported Referendum 74, the measure that would put Washington’s marriage equality law into effect. T-Mobile will also donate $25,000 to Washington United for Marriage, the group working on behalf of marriage equality in Washington. From Patch:

“T-Mobile has a long-standing focus on creating an inclusive workplace environment for our employees,” said Jim Alling, T-Mobile’s interim chief executive officer and chief operating officer said in a prepared statement. “Our support of this issue is a reflection of our culture, how we do business, and our belief in the fair and equitable treatment of all employees.”

T-Mobile’s news release also included prepared statements by Washington United for Marriage.

“We are very excited that T-Mobile has decided to take this important step in endorsing our effort to approve Referendum 74,” said WUM Campaign Manager Zach Silk. “As one of the top employers in the Puget Sound area, T-Mobile’s support demonstrates a commitment to employees, customers, and communities in Washington state.”

T-Mobile USA’s corporate headquarters are in the Eastgate area of Bellevue. More than 4,800 T-Mobile employees live and work in Washington, according to the company.

T-Mobile loves you no matter your Sidekick. (Worst joke ever. Please forgive me. You get the gist.)