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Delivering health care in Malawi, one of the poorest countries in Africa, is critical but the difficulties health personnel face are quite daunting. Health workers have to travel hundreds of miles each week while patients have to walk barefoot for miles and miles of dirt road to consult [...]

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Last month, we celebrated the National Cell Phone Recycling Week here in the U.S. It’s an activity that’s designed to remind us of how important cell phone recycling is and how easy it is to recycle your old or used cell phones.

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Christmas and the New Year are both great times to remember the essence of our Christianity and our shared heritage and journey. The holiday celebrations are a great time to remember that we all do have the power and choice to lend a helping hand to those most in need. I hope you and your [...]

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In the United States today, over one billion obsolete or used cell phones are kept hidden in drawers and lockers long after the owners forgot about those old devices. Every year, more than one hundred million mobile phones are replaced by users – less than twenty percent of these units are recycled or sent back [...]

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Third Level Crisis Intervention Center in Traverse City, Michigan, is currently conducting a cell phone collection and fund drive to help support Third Level’s crisis services.

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The Rotary Club of North Haven in Connecticut is currently conducting an ongoing cell phone collection fundraiser to benefit local charities through the collection of used cellular phones.

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St. Agnes Catholic School in Chicago Heights will partner with Oklahoma City-based PaceButler Corp. in a cell phone recycling and fundraising effort.
The school will collect used cell phones to be recycled, and the proceeds will be used to buy educational software.

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Every charity organization or non-profit seems to be doing cell phone or computer collection drives these days. Is it still worthwhile for your organization to collect old cell phones to help raise funds?

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Every year, 100 million cell phones are replaced or discarded in the United States. Less than 20% of this total are recycled or sent back to the manufacturers – the rest are lost, thrown to trash bins, or kept in drawers.

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Do you run a non-profit organization? Do you have a website for your non-profit?

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