More Than a Phone Inc

How it makes and monitors grants (Schedule I, Part IV)

We partner with nonprofit organizations and provide them with a box of 42 phones, 42 chargers, 2 ipads and 4 months of data service for each phone. these phones are activated through a call center at tcc anonomously for the safety of the domestic violence survivor. the phones are the survivors to keep forever. we connect the nonprofit with a tcc store in their area that can help with any technical issues or education for phones. the call center at tcc provides us with the phones that are activated, from the business side (no survivors names are shared). our goal is to keep a partnership with the organization as long as they need it, so year over year we will provide our program to them. many shelters stay in close contact with us and share testament that the program is needed and valued. our point of contact at shelters is usually someone working directly with the clients (case managers). we do confirm that the organization is a nonprofit in good standing and is supporting survivors and victims of domestic violence. they can use the program as they see fit, we do not tell them who should or shouldn't receive the phones. we check in after a year to see if they need a refill and monitor the activations.