Bring your parent community together

Our families. Our community.

For PTAs, faith communities, teams and parent groups. Join for free, connect with families nearby, and unlock savings when families order phones together. Buying a phone is optional.

Create a free account to start your page. No phone purchase needed.

Children call from home, ride their bikes together and meet their parent community

How joining works

  1. 1

    Make it yours

    Name your community and pick your page’s artwork. We review each page before it goes live.

  2. 2

    Invite your families

    Share your link in a parent chat or Facebook group. Use the ready-made artwork for an Instagram story or a flyer.

  3. 3

    Join and connect

    Families join for free. Parents choose their classrooms and connections. Phone purchases and calling approvals stay separate.

Your family decides what to share

  • Opt in or out, any time

    Each parent chooses whether other parents can see their name, and can change it any time. Only your community’s organizers see who joined.

  • You approve every contact

    We never link phones automatically. Two phones connect only after both parents approve the contact.

Save together, in a community or not

Inside a community

Community membership is free. Families who order through the community’s link save on their phone. Ordering for several families at once? An organizer or any parent can place one bulk order and hand the phones out: 10 or more phones are $10 off each. US orders only.

Without a community

Bulk ordering is open to everyone. One buyer places and pays for a single order of multiple phones. Hand them out so each family can set up its own account, plan and contacts.

Place a bulk order

Questions about communities

What do families get from a community?

A free place for your school, team or parent group on Ring Ring. Parents find each other by classroom or group, choose who to connect with, and save on phones when they order through the community’s link. Buying a phone is optional.

Does my information become public if I join?

No. The community page shows the group’s name and how many families joined, never who they are. Your organizers see the name you join with. Other parents see it only if you choose to show it, and you can turn that off at any time. Your email is shared with another parent only when you both accept. No children’s names or contact details are listed.

Will my child’s phone connect to every family in the community?

No. We never link phones automatically. Two phones can call each other only after both parents approve the contact, in a separate step after you connect.

What savings exist in a community?

Families who order through the community’s link get a discount on their phone. When the community works with an organization that already has a Ring Ring code, families get that organization’s offer instead. Any US order of 10 or more phones also takes $10 off each phone. An order gets whichever saving is larger. Savings don’t combine.

Can I bulk order without joining a community?

Yes. Anyone can place a bulk order: one buyer pays for several phones, they ship together, and each family sets up its own account, plan and contacts. 10 or more phones are $10 off each.

Who manages the community?

The parent who starts it, plus any co-organizers they invite. Organizers edit the page, see parents’ names and classroom choices, and approve classroom requests. We review every page before it goes live. Each family still manages its own account, plan and contacts. No one manages another family’s phone.

More from the Club

Schools and fundraising

Community

The “Give Back” Program

Every dollar counts in the world of non-profits and schools. We want to be a partner in your fundraising goals.

Collaborative Fundraising

We love collaborating with parent associations, social leagues, and libraries.

Events & Auctions

Whether it's joining a silent auction, hosting an "analog" table at a family night event, or giving back a portion of sales made during a school function, we are ready to help.

Investing in the Backbone

We believe the best investment isn't in digital ads, but in the people and places that shaped us. We prioritize putting resources back into the classrooms and hallways where the real work happens.

Have a project in mind? If you are an educator or active in your local PA, send a dispatch to the workshop. We'd love to help you hit your goals.

Give us a Ring
Parents, organizers and creators

Join the Movement

Parents and creators

Parents, community organizers and creators are part of Ring Ring Club. Want to host a local event or share Ring Ring with your audience? Get in touch.

Get in touch

Host a Local Pop-Up

Want to host a small event in your driveway with a lemonade stand, at a school function, or in your favorite local nook? We'll send you a "Leader Kit" to help you host and show your neighbors how the magic happens.

Upcycling Retro Treasures

If you have a collection of vintage or "modern classic" phones you'd like to see upcycled and made available to your community through the Club, let's talk.

The "Secret Stash" Retro Inventory

We don't list our full catalog online because our inventory changes every day. We prefer to bring these curated treasures to our local pop-up events so you can hear the ring in person.

Can't make it to an event? Email us to hear what we currently have in storage.

Resources for families

Resources

The Resource Library

We want to help your family make the transition to analog as fun as possible, without adding more digital clutter to your life. Whether you want to DIY it at home or have us ship you the “fancy” versions, we've got you covered.

Print it. Pin it. Ring them.

The Ring Ring Address Book

Pretty quickly, your kiddos will want a way to find their friends' numbers. We started our own kids off with Post-its (still love them), but this one-page sheet keeps the top numbers handy.

Download the address bookPrinted version - Coming Soon

Their people, on paper

The Ring Ring Phone Book

Print a phone book with your family’s saved contacts and quick-dial numbers. Keep their circle of trust right beside the phone.

Open your phone bookSign in, open your contacts, then choose “Print address book.”

The Mood

The “Let the House Ring Ring Again” Playlist

A curated mix of the songs playing in the background from the last great era of the landline.

Listen on Spotify
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What's Next

We want you to own the future of the Club.

We are having a lot of fun rolling out new features and controls behind the scenes. But we don't want to build this in a vacuum. We want our community to own the Ring Ring Roadmap, evolving this project alongside other parents and friends to ensure we're actually making things better for our kids.

Send us your ideas

What would make your analog home even better?

Share your wishes

Is there a specific vintage phone style or feature you're looking for?

The First Call

We would love to see pictures or videos of that very first dial tone or the look on your kid's face when the phone actually rings. To keep things safe, we will always blur kids' faces before posting anything.

Tell us the truth

If something isn't working for your family, we want to know so we can fix it.

Send us a note →
About the Club

Our community

It Takes a Village: Supporting the schools and institutions that raise us.

At the Ring Ring Club, we believe that the strongest connections happen locally. We're not just building a phone network; we're supporting the community infrastructure - the schools, libraries, and associations - that makes our children's world possible.

A Note of Gratitude & Accountability

The Club belongs
to its people.

To those who are already part of the Ring Ring family: Thank you. Your excitement and energy are exactly what led us to move beyond our own kitchen tables and start this adventure. We are so thankful that you are sharing the Club with others and helping us reclaim the art of conversation.

We feel deeply accountable to all of you. We are a family(ies)-run operation with no outside investors or shareholder profits to maximize, which means our only priority is our members. We expect you to ground us if this adventure ever scales “dangerously”. We never want to lose the human touch that made us start this in the first place.

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