Check In. Stay Connected.

One text. One phone call. One simple question: “How are you really doing?” This Suicide Prevention Month, we’re focusing on the power of checking in and staying connected. Small acts of care can remind someone they are seen, heard, and valued, and sometimes an ordinary moment of connection can mean more than we realize.

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National Hotel Employee Day: Celebrating the People Behind Every Great Stay

Behind every great hotel stay is a team of dedicated professionals whose work often goes unseen. This National Hotel Employee Day, we're celebrating the front desk associates, housekeepers, engineers, security teams, and lost and found staff who create exceptional guest experiences every day. We also recognize the important role they play in protecting guest privacy through the responsible handling of unclaimed electronic devices.

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Is Selling Unclaimed Electronics at Auction Really Worth It?

Auctions can be an effective way to dispose of many types of unclaimed property, but electronics are a different story. Cell phones, tablets, laptops, and smart devices contain sensitive personal data, depreciate quickly, and often generate far less revenue than organizations expect. Before sending your unclaimed electronics to auction, consider the hidden costs, potential risks, and why a secure donation program may provide greater value for your organization, your customers, and your community.

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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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