Lost & Found comic phone

A Smartphone Walks into a Lost & Found…

A smartphone walks into a lost and found and mutters, “Last thing I remember was falling between the hotel bed and the nightstand.” If lost phones could talk, oh, the stories they’d tell…

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Youth Violence Prevention Week

911 Cell Phone Bank Joins The Fight Against Youth Violence During National Youth Violence Prevention Week

Youth violence affects countless families and communities, with over 700,000 young people treated for assault-related injuries each year. During National Youth Violence Prevention Week, the 911 Cell Phone Bank is taking action by providing at-risk youth with secure communication tools.

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Grandmother with granddaughter looking at cell phone together

Leaving Light Behind: How to Craft a Legacy That Outlives You

A legacy isn’t built in a single moment—it’s shaped by the quiet choices we make every day. Whether you’re mentoring someone, preserving family memories, or donating your old cell phone to help a survivor, your daily actions can become a light that lasts long after you’re gone. In this article, discover how to live intentionally and leave behind more than just memories.

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Pay It Forward

Pay It Forward – A Day to Inspire Kindness and Community Impact

The 911 Cell Phone Bank’s PHONE IT FORWARD Campaign is the perfect way to connect the spirit of Pay It Forward Day with the fight against human trafficking and domestic violence. By donating unused cell phones and electronic devices, you can provide a lifeline to individuals in crisis while contributing to a more sustainable planet.

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National Crime Victims’ Rights Week 2025: Recognizing Shared Humanity in Supporting Survivors

Despite decades of progress, many survivors face significant barriers to accessing services that protect their rights, offer safety, and foster healing. 911 Cell Phone Bank supports advocacy programs by providing donated cell phones to victims and survivors.

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Cover image with image of Ft. Lauderdale skyline and hands joining together.

Local Agencies Unite to Tackle Human Trafficking and Domestic Violence in South Florida

In a partnership with the 911 Cell Phone Bank, the Broward County Sheriff’s Department, Coral Springs Police Department, Broward County Transit System, and our newest partnership in the area, Women in Distress advocacy program, demonstrate how a community can come together to offer a vital resource for victims and survivors, thus combating the issues of human trafficking and domestic violence efficiently.

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911 Cell Phone Bank
2750 E Silver Springs Blvd
Ocala, FL 34470

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866-290-7864

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The 911 Cell Phone Bank is an initiative of the Charitable Recycling Foundation, Inc., a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization (Tax ID 20-5050475).

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