Our Impact
At Round Room, our passion for doing good started from a partnership with Culture of Good. We have a deep commitment to giving back and supporting our local communities. It’s who we are. Guided by our 5 Promises, we strive to serve our employees, customers, and communities in the best way possible.
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TCC and Wireless Zone® make up the wireless division of Round Room and are two of the largest Verizon authorized retailers in the country. These award-winning companies have provided Verizon products and services for over 30 years, but their role is so much more than just a wireless retailer. Together, they have over 1,200 stores across the nation and a huge network to do good.
What Employees Say
“TCC Gives connects us with the community and allows us the opportunity to discuss something of real substance in a sales situation.”
“This is my favorite part of my job!”
"TCC Gives is one of the reasons I work here"
“Absolutely love how we give back to the community. Love being a part of that!”
“I am incredibly grateful for this department of the company!”
“The good TCC does is the main reason I applied for this job!”
“Absolutely love this part of my role.”
Local Community Grants
TCC and Wireless Zone® employees can partner with a local nonprofit they’re passionate about and apply for a Community Grant, worth up to $10,000.
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States
1,740
Grants Awarded
$9,328,190.50
$ Donated
See all TCC grants.
See all Wireless Zone® grants.
Mega Grant
n 2023, we gave seven Indianapolis-based nonprofits a mega grant, totaling $1.7 million. Watch our video to see the full story behind this donation that supported 100 Black Men of Indianapolis, 91 Place, Ben’s Ranch Foundation, Coburn Place, Cocktails & Caregivers, DREAM Alive, and Trinity Haven.
Supporting Our Communities
Outside of the Community Grants program, we also support local nonprofits through monetary donations and volunteering.
In 2015, TCC partnered with Riley Hospital for Children in Indianapolis, Indiana, and pledged a $1 million donation and 5-year partnership.
To celebrate the grand opening of Round Room’s new office in Fishers, IN, in 2020, we donated to nine local nonprofits selected by our employees:
$500,000 to Hamilton County Humane Society
$10,000 to Good Samaritan Network of Hamilton County, Inc.
$10,000 to Conner Prairie
$10,000 to St. Joseph Institute of the Deaf
$6,000 to Fishers YMCA
$5,000 to Sharonsweb Autism Foundation
$5,000 to Youth Mentoring Initiative
$5,000 to Shepherd’s Center of Hamilton County
$5,000 to Racial Equity Community Network
In 2023, the M.O.R.E. fund (Moorehead Opportunity to Rise and Evolve) donated $500,000 to the Journey Home capital campaign to support Indianapolis’s efforts to build a new animal shelter. This donation was made on behalf of the Round Room family.
We also encourage giving back from the top down. Round Room matches the charitable contributions of our executive team, up to $5,000 per person each year. In 2023, we matched $80,850 in donations to nonprofit organizations.
Notable Nonprofit Partnerships
We are proud of the long-lasting relationships our employees have created with organizations they are passionate about in their local community.
Friends of the Little White House
Simpsonville, SC
All time grants total:
$24,500
Partnership started by Bradley Bernstein
Friends of the Little White House is a skill-building center for neurodiverse adults and children. They provide educational, vocational, and recreational opportunities for the neurodiverse individuals in South Carolina. Through their efforts, they provide a safe, inclusive environment for their participants to excel.
Waterford Country School
Quaker Hill, CT
All time grants total:
$68,000
Partnership started by Scott Gladstone
Waterford Country School is for children in grades K-12 with specialized emotional and behavioral needs. They provide a spectrum of therapeutic services to children and youth throughout the state of Connecticut who cannot remain in their communities because of family issues, trauma, abuse or serious behavioral problems.
Dream Alive
Indianapolis, IN
All time grants total:
$747,000
Mission: DREAM Alive (DA) is a Non-Profit (501c3) focused on mentoring youth in 7th-12th grade to become civic-minded leaders. DREAM Alive helps break the cycle of poverty by helping youth discover career paths and mentoring them from 7th grade until high school graduation. Through partnerships with schools, communities, and corporations, DREAM Alive provides scholars with three key opportunities:
Career-Focused Experiential Learning
Mentoring Relationships
Character Development