• Partnership Aims to Build Awareness and Honor Survivors With Inspiring Art Contest
• TCC and More Than a Phone Are Now Accepting Votes for Winning Design to be Featured on Phone Cleaning Cloths
• All TCC Stores Host Device Donation Drive to Provide Secure Connections for Survivors

FISHERS, Ind., Oct. 1, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- This October, community members across the country can provide support and make a difference during National Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Committed to its goal of ending domestic violence, TCC, a Verizon authorized retailer and subsidiary of Round Room, LLC, is partnering with nonprofit, More Than a Phone, to launch a nationwide campaign to raise awareness, honor survivors, and advocate for efforts to end domestic violence.

As part of this initiative, members of domestic violence programs within More Than a Phone's network created original artwork to be featured on microfiber screen cleaning cloths. The public can now vote for their favorite design of the top five finalists, and cloths with the winning design will be available for purchase at participating TCC locations. In addition, the program that the winning artist is involved in will receive a $5,000 grant to continue its work supporting domestic violence survivors in its community.

"This campaign embodies what More Than a Phone is about – using everyday connections to provide hope, resources, and a stronger sense of community," said Courtney Kibble, Executive Director of Round Room Gives and More Than a Phone. "We're passionate about amplifying the voices of survivors and highlighting the vital work of the programs that serve them."

Additionally, all TCC stores are hosting in-store phone drives the month of October where community members are encouraged to donate any type of phone, tablet, or device with a screen, in any condition. These items will be refurbished and provided to survivors of domestic violence, giving them a secure way to connect with loved ones and access essential resources. Donors are asked to clear personal data prior to donating, which store team members will be able to assist with. Participants can receive 20% off a tech accessory with their donation.

Campaign Details:

• Public voting for the artwork design is now open at TCC stores and on More Than a Phone's website.
• The winning artwork will be featured on custom phone cleaning cloths available for purchase at participating TCC stores.
• The program of the winning artist will receive a $5,000 grant from More Than a Phone.
• Device donations are being accepted at all TCC stores nationwide. All devices with screens, in any condition, are welcome.

Since its inception, More Than a Phone has provided thousands of free phones and wireless service plans to survivors of domestic violence through its nationwide network of partner programs. This campaign is focused on creativity, technology, and community impact, representing the next step in the organization's mission to empower survivors through connection and safety.

The Round Room Way: Community at the Core
Philanthropy is woven into the fabric of Round Room, driven by the passion and creativity of its employees and store owners. From local backpack giveaways enhanced with dunk tanks, obstacle courses, and partner giveaways, to national quarterly initiatives that support teachers, pet rescues and those affected by domestic violence, the company is committed to making a real impact. With over $8 million donated through its community grant program, benefiting more than 1,600 local nonprofits, Round Room continues to uplift communities through both grassroots efforts and large-scale giving.

To learn more about Round Room and their philanthropic commitments, visit roundroom.com/our-impact.

About Round Room, LLC
Founded on a mission and deep commitment of giving back to employees, customers, and the communities it serves, Round Room is one of the largest Verizon-authorized retailers in the U.S. Its collective portfolio of brands includes TCC, Wireless Zone, and Culture of Good. With more than 1,200 TCC and Wireless Zone retail locations across 43 states, Round Room has donated more than $8M to various causes through ongoing giveback initiatives. The company's efforts have also been recognized through the Top Workplaces USA 2025 award and the 2025 Gold Stevie award for Company of the Year. To learn more about Round Room, visit www.RoundRoom.com.

About TCC
Founded in 1991, TCC is a Verizon wireless retailer that operates over 500 locations from coast to coast and employs upwards of 1,900 people. As a certified 'Culture of Good' company, TCC encourages employees to give back in every community it serves through its Community Grant program, volunteer opportunities, and local philanthropic events. TCC has been recognized with several notable awards including Inc. Magazine's Best in Business, Top Workplaces USA, and Glassdoor's Best Places to Work. To learn more about TCC or to find a location near you, visit www.TCCRocks.com. For more information about TCC's parent company, Round Room, LLC, visit www.RoundRoom.com.

About More Than a Phone
More Than a Phone is a 501(c)3 public charity that provides smartphones and data service to survivors of domestic violence. Started in 2017, the organization connects domestic violence survivors to the world around them so they can build a strong foundation to support themselves and their families. Through volunteerism and victim advocacy, the organization's goal is to cultivate community across the U.S. and give survivors more than just a phone. More Than a Phone currently partners with 125 domestic violence programs across 28 U.S. states and Washington D.C. Further information about More Than a Phone can be found at www.morethanaphone.org or by following the organization on Facebook, X and Instagram.

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