Cell Phone Courtesy Month: Are We Still Connected, or Just Constantly Connected?

July is Cell Phone Courtesy Month, a reminder to be more mindful of how we use the devices that are always within reach. From putting away distractions during conversations to safely disposing of old phones, small habits can make a big difference for both the people around us and those in need.

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Plastic Free July: 5 Simple Ways to Reduce Plastic Waste and Make an Impact

Plastic Free July is a global movement encouraging people to reduce plastic waste through simple, sustainable choices. From reusable water bottles to responsibly recycling old electronics, discover five practical ways to make a positive impact on the environment this month and beyond.

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Every Device Has a Story

Every donated device has a story. Some hold years of family memories, conversations, and connections. When LeAnn donated her late mother-in-law Evelyn's phone to 911 Cell Phone Bank, she wasn't simply recycling an old device. She was continuing a legacy of kindness. Discover how one family's heartfelt donation reminds us that a device's story doesn't end when it's no longer needed. Sometimes, it's just beginning.

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Starting Over Isn’t Easy For Survivors of Domestic Violence, But It’s Possible

Starting over after domestic violence is not instant, and it is not linear. This blog shares survivor-centered reminders about safety, housing, routines, and support services, plus why safe connection matters.

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2025 Annual Report

Our 2025 Annual Report is now available, and it reflects what your support made possible this year. In 2025, 911 Cell Phone Bank securely processed 94,737 devices and diverted 70,222.66 lbs of electronics from landfills. Devices were securely data-erased and routed to responsible outcomes, including 87,264 repurposed for reuse and 40,974 sent to certified recycling when reuse was not possible. Read the report and see the impact that was made.

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National Crime Victims’ Rights Week: Listening, Supporting, and Standing With Survivors

National Crime Victims’ Rights Week is a time to honor survivors, raise awareness, and strengthen support for those impacted by crime. Learn how communities can make a difference and how even small actions can help victims rebuild and reconnect.

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