Verizon Wireless is committed to preventing domestic violence and raising awareness of the issue. As a recognized corporate leader, Verizon Wireless has developed Alabama's first comprehensive public awareness campaign, “No Excuse.”

The campaign targets young men 18-35 by featuring three of the state's top football coaches: Tommy Tuberville from Auburn University, Joey Jones from Birmingham-Southern College and Neil Callaway from the University of Alabama at Birmingham.

No Excuse - Learn More

Get involved in ending
Domestic Violence in Alabama

  • Read 10 things men can do to prevent gender violence by Jackson Katz.
  • Donate your no longer used cell phones to the Verizon Wireless HopeLine Program.
  • At Home: Be a role model for your children. Encourage a healthy and loving family environment.
  • At Work: Speak out and provide the necessary resources for your co-workers to learn how to get involved in preventing Domestic Violence.
  • Be a Friend: If you know or even suspect that your friend is in an abusive relationship. Do something about it. Don't ignore it.
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If you think you may be a victim of domestic violence, DON'T WAIT.
To get help, click here.
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Are you constantly jealous? Do your arguments result in violence? Do you want to change?
To get help, click here.
The Women's Fund

Find out how you can join
The Women's Fund of Greater Birmingham's initiative to reduce domestic violence by 25% by 2015.

 

 

Click here to see the No Excuses TV and Radio spots.

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