911 Cell Phone Bank

Thank you CNET for including 911 Cell Phone Bank as a resource for donating unused cell phones.

When organizations and creators share responsible donation options, it helps more people understand that old or unused devices do not have to sit in storage or end up in landfills.

Through 911CPB, donated devices are securely processed, responsibly reused or recycled, and can support safe connection through law enforcement and victim service agency partners.

We appreciate the shout-out and the continued awareness around secure, sustainable device donation.

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Learn more or donate devices: 911cellphonebank.org

We appreciate our partners like Empowered Network who are helping us help survivors of human trafficking and domestic violence. We thank you and your community for your device donations! 🩷

Empowered Network is proud to partner with 911 Cell Phone Bank through the Phone It Forward Campaign. Since 2004, 911 Cell Phone Bank has assisted over 250,000 victims of human trafficking and domestic violence with lifesaving cell phones or small electronic devices.

Donating your used personal electronic devices is a simple way to support survivors of human trafficking. See the graphic below for accepted devices and donation instructions. Thank you for making a difference!

Plastic Free July is a great reminder that small choices can reduce waste and protect our communities.

Our latest blog shares 5 simple ways to reduce plastic waste, including one often-overlooked step: responsibly donating or recycling old electronics. Phones, tablets, laptops, chargers, and other devices contain plastic and other materials that should stay out of landfills.

Through 911 Cell Phone Bank, donated devices are securely data erased and responsibly reused or recycled, helping reduce e-waste while supporting safe connection for survivors of domestic violence and human trafficking.

Read the blog: https://cme.sh/2PE6gU

Learn more or donate devices: 911cellphonebank.org