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Donate Used Cell Phones to Our Recycling Partners
The Wireless Recycling Network has over 2,000 organizations collecting phones to support charitable and environmental programs around the world. We would like to take a moment to recognize some of the outstanding organizations in our network.
To learn more about how to donate used cell phones to these organizations, simply click on the links below.
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AT&T Support for the Troops AT&T and its employees are deeply grateful for the sacrifices that military personnel make every day for the nation and share the desire to ensure that they have an affordable way to call home. To date, AT&T has built roughly 70 calling centers in Iraq, Kuwait and Afghanistan and has donated nearly $8 million worth of prepaid calling cards for military personnel. |
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Motorola Recycling As part of Motorola’s commitment to environmental sustainability, you can recycle any mobile phone or accessory for free with Motorola’s easy-to-use take back program. Simply visit Motorola’s website to print out postage-paid mailing labels and send in any unused phones or accessories. Recycling unused electronics helps recover valuable materials and reduce impact on the environment. Motorola also created the Race to Recycle program, an innovative fundraising opportunity for K-12 schools, that allows them to earn extra money by recycling old mobile phones. Start this environmentally friendly, easy and educational fundraiser today! |
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Sprint Project Connect A "call to action" has been made by Sprint for all wireless users to donate used cell phones at their nearest Sprint Stores. The donated wireless phones will be recycled and resold with a portion of the proceeds benefiting educational programs. Start a donation program today! |
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Cell Phones for Soldiers Their goal is to help our soldiers serving overseas call home by providing as many soldiers as possible with prepaid calling cards. Through generous donations and the recycling of used cell phones from drop-off sites across the country, they have already distributed thousands of calling cards to soldiers in Iraq, Kuwait, Afghanistan and elsewhere. |
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Virgin Mobile Mobile’s RE*Generation RE*Generation is a movement to help young people living on the fringes, through partnering with innovative non-profit organizations such as Standup For Kids and Youth Noise. The RE*Generation Brings together a generation of young people who want to make a difference with those that need the help through working with those living on the streets, in abusive situations, and individuals who simply don't have a voice in mainstream society. Every recycled phone donation will help support the RE*Generation partners, Stand Up For Kids and Youth Noise.
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Best Buy Recycling Best Buy’s goal is to promote a positive relationship with the community that incorporates new programs that seek to increase efficiency, reduce waste, recycle our supplies and respect the environment. Please recycle your old cell phone, inkjet cartridges, or battery at any Best Buy location. You can also trade in your used cell phone for a Best Buy digital coupon! |
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Recycle for Victory Recycle for Victory helps protect the environment by reducing the number of used, wireless phones that end up in landfills. Donors receive a pre-addressed, postage-paid envelope to recycle old cell phones, batteries and accessories, from any carrier and in any condition. Net proceeds benefit the Victory Junction Gang Camp. The Victory Junction Gang Camp is a NASCAR-themed, sleep-away camping experience that enriches the lives of children with chronic medical conditions or serious illnesses by allowing them to perform activities they would otherwise not be able to do. |
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March of Dimes Donate your used cell phone to The March of Dimes and help generate funds needed to support research into the causes of premature birth, education to help women have healthy babies, and assistance for healthcare providers in identifying women at risk for premature birth. |
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Keep America Beautiful "Wipe Out Wireless Waste" With more than 200 million wireless subscribers in the U.S. today, the need to keep used wireless phones out of local landfills is more important than ever. The "Wipe Out Wireless Waste" campaign makes it easy for anyone to recycle their mobile phone equipment, and in turn provides funding to Keep America Beautiful that supports diverse hands-on stewardship activities such as cleanups of public lands and waterways, tree and flower plantings, and recycling activities. |
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CALL TO PROTECT® by the CTIA Wireless Foundation The national CALL TO PROTECT program enables people to retire their wireless phones in a manner that will help the environment and provide phones, with matching airtime, to domestic violence agencies. In addition, the funds generated through CALL TO PROTECT collections and other wireless industry programs have provided grants totaling over $10,000,000 to national organizations leading the campaign to end domestic violence. |
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Phones for Food The mission of the Phones-for-Food project is to alleviate hunger and divert waste from landfill sites by raising funds for local Canadian food banks through the process of recycling used printer cartridges and cell phones. |
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International Myeloma Foundation Have an Old Cell Phone? Turn It Into Dollars for a Cure! The IMF has partnered with Donate A Phone, a project of ReCellular, Inc., and receives a donation for every cell phone you turn in. You can help our environment and the planet. You can help the IMF continue its research and programs. And you don't have to do anything except donate used cell phones that are collecting dust in a drawer or closet at your home. How easy is that?
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The NephCure Foundation NephCure's donation program is a recycling initiative in which used cell phones are refurbished for future sale or recycled according to EPA guidelines. Donated cell phones have the potential to generate up to $35 per phone based on the phone's maturity and technology. All cell phone donations to NephCure are substantial, and help give hope to thousands of families. |
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Cricket Recycling One way Cricket’s commitment to the environment and to the communities it serves is exemplified is by its recycling program. In addition to ensuring environmentally responsible cell phone disposal, a portion of the proceeds will be donated to Rebuilding Together, a national nonprofit group which works to preserve affordable homeownership and revitalize communities.
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