ROK | BDG Mobile Plan Goes Beyond Talk & Text to Incorporate Music & Lifestyle Benefits

ATLANTA (Sept. 15, 2016) – Mobile provider ROK Mobile and non-profit organization
Bridge DA Gap have joined forces to introduce the ROK | BDG Mobile plan to consumers nationwide. The no-contract plan provides unlimited talk & text, 4GB of 4G LTE data and the ROK Music app with 20 million tracks for only $50 a month. What separates ROK Mobile is the company’s inclusion of a number of lifestyle benefits and applications designed to help middle-and-lower income families.

ROK Mobile co-founders John Paul DeJoria and Jonathan Kendrick have dubbed the concept “compassionate capitalism” and partnered with Bridge DA Gap founder Kevin “Khao” Cates to bring this mobile plan to consumers.

The plan provides customers a number of benefits at no additional cost. The affordable phone plan helps fund community initiatives and supplies a bundle of life enhancing benefits that some consumers might not be able to afford otherwise, such as:

• $100,000 of Accidental Death Insurance – Provides a cash benefit to the consumer’s beneficiary(ies) in the event the covered individual is killed in a sudden, unforeseeable, external accident.
• $20,000 of Burial Insurance – Provides a cash benefit to cover burial expenses.
• Roadside Assistance – Anytime dispatch throughout the US & Canada if you get a flat tire, need a jump-start or are broken down. We help you get on your way.
• Telemedicine – Connect with a board certified doctor anytime you need a consult. The majority of minor ailments such as fever, abrasions and nausea can be handled over the phone or through smart phone video.
• Pharmacy Discount Program – Save 44-75% on everything pharmacy related. With more that 62,000 pharmacies participating in the network, you can find the lowest prices near you.
• Music Library – 20 Million Tracks that are 100% ad free with unlimited skips and the ability to download and listen offline, in addition to streaming radio stations.
• Built in Wi-Fi – Seamlessly connects to more than 20 million Wi-Fi hotspots at places like Target, Starbucks, 24 Hour Fitness so consumers can utilize as much data as needed without using the allotted high speed data.

Bridge DA Gap, a 501c3 non-profit organization that engages today’s youth by incorporating hip-hop music with education to enhance social-emotional development, receives a percentage of every activated phone plan.

“Partnering with ROK Mobile allows the Bridge DA Gap Foundation the ability to have a bigger impact for school children across the country due to the partnership with ROK Mobile,” said Cates. “But it doesn’t end there. The lifestyle benefits, included at no extra cost, will impact so many underserved individuals and families with items they might not otherwise be able to afford.”

Bridge Da Gap was established in 2008 by renowned hip-hop music producer Cates, and focuses on mentoring and educating students by teaching life skills which are applicable in today’s socially challenged environment. Bridge DA Gap has led to dramatic behavior improvement and continues making a positive impact on our youth and communities. As a music producer, entrepreneur and philanthropist, Cates recognizes the difference between being successful and being significant. BDG Mobile is an extension and example of how he is bettering the community, one phone at a time.

For more information, please visit www.rokbdg.com.

Bridge Da Gap was established in 2008 by renowned hip-hop music producer Cates, and focuses on mentoring and educating students by teaching life skills which are applicable in today’s socially challenged environment. Bridge DA Gap has led to dramatic behavior improvement and continues making a positive impact on our youth and communities. As a music producer, entrepreneur and philanthropist, Cates recognizes the difference between being successful and being significant. BDG Mobile is an extension and example of how he is bettering the community, one phone at a time.

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