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1. www.goodthingsfoundation.org › national-databankWhat is the National Databank? - Good Things Foundation

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   Launched in July 2021 with our strategic partner Virgin Media O2, the National Databank was founded to tackle data poverty and isolation during the Covid-19 pandemic. By early 2022, Vodafone and Three pledged to support the National Databank, expanding our reach from 34 hubs to hundreds.

2. www.goodthingsfoundation.org › discover › our-newsNational Databank in O2 Christmas campaign | Good Things ...

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   Aug 11, 2024 · The National Databank and data poverty are highlighted as part of O2’s new Christmas campaign, launching today. Founded in 2021 by Good Things Foundation and Virgin Media O2, the National Databank provides free O2 mobile data, texts and calls to those in need.

3. www.o2.co.uk › inspiration › the-dropWhat is data poverty? How O2 is supporting the National ...

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   how o2 is supporting the national databank. Data poverty is a continuing problem – but help is at hand. As an O2 customer, you’re helping us support the National Databank to provide free data to the people who need it this summer. The internet is at the heart of everyday life in 2024.

4. network.goodthingsfoundation.org › dam › jcr:1f647ceaIntroducing the National Databank - Good Things Foundation

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   The aim is to support over 500,000 people who are unable to get online with free access to the internet. Vodafone, Three and Virgin Media O2 have donated 47m gigabytes of data. Over 1000 organisations now have access to gift free data.

5. www.o2.co.uk › national-databankNational Databank | Free Mobile Data, Minutes & Calls - O2

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   The National Databank provides free mobile data, texts and minutes to those living in data poverty. It’s like a foodbank, but for mobile data. Drop by and see us and ask for the National Databank in any of our O2 stores.

6. news.virginmediao2.co.uk › new-o2-campaignNew O2 campaign highlights the experiences of people affected ...

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   Nov 8, 2024 · To demonstrate how O2 is supporting people in need via the National Databank, the film shows snowflakes made of SIM cards gently falling from the sky into the hands of those who had been disconnected, showing how they can get online with free O2 data.

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   How does O2 support the national databank?

   • Since Virgin Media O2 joined forces with Good Things Foundation and founded the National Databank, we’ve connected over 90,000 people with O2 SIM cards , each providing free data, texts and minutes every month for up to 12 months. And we’ve increased the monthly data from 15GB to 25GB.

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   How do I get free mobile data from O2?

   • Give us a call on 0344 809 0222 or 4445 from your O2 phone and quote ‘National Databank’ to the customer service team. We’re helping more people in need to access free mobile data by turning all our O2 stores into National Databank hubs. That means all of them offer free data to those in need. Not got an O2 store near you? Don’t worry.

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   What happens if a number submitted via the national databank is O2?

   • If the number submitted via the national databank is an O2 Pay As You Go number, and a voucher is available, a unique voucher code will be sent to the number submitted via SMS. If the number submitted via the national databank is not an O2 Pay As You Go SIM, the voucher will not be applied.

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   Why is the national databank so important?

   • As the cost-of-living crisis remains, people continue to live in data poverty, which is why the National Databank is so vital. Run by the UK’s leading digital inclusion charity Good Things Foundation, the National Databank provides free mobile data, texts and calls to people living in data poverty. We’re doing our bit to help – and you can too.

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   How can the national databank help people living in data poverty?

   • The National Databank provides free mobile data, texts and calls to people living in data poverty. We’re doing our bit to help – and you can too.

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   Does Vodafone support the national databank?

   • By early 2022, Vodafone and Three pledged to support the National Databank, expanding our reach from 34 hubs to hundreds. In just one year this grew to over 1,000 Digital Inclusion Hubs providing free mobile data to people in their communities, and the demand for support is still increasing.

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8. www.creativeboom.com › news › new-o2-campaignO2's Christmas ad by VCCP offers a solution to data poverty

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   Nov 13, 2024 · The National Databank is an initiative started by Virgin Media O2 in 2021 in partnership with Good Things Foundation, a digital inclusion charity. The scheme, which is like a food bank for communications, provides free mobile data, texts, and calls to anyone struggling to afford them.