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There are a million reasons to help U.S. troops overseas stay connected with friends and family here at home.

There are as many more to protect the environment: According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, electronic waste (e-waste) is accumulating almost three times faster than ordinary household trash.

What if you could do both? Enter Cell Phones for Soldiers.

When you donate your used cell phones to Cell Phones for Soldiers, your phones are either reconditioned and reused — or they're disposed of in an environmentally friendly way. Best of all, the proceeds provide free phone cards for U.S. military families.

You can celebrate Earth Day every day. Run a cell phone donation drive in your community — at your office, school, apartment building or place of worship.

If you're working with Cell Phones for Soldiers, the tools included here will help you get started. 

You can make a difference!

If you have questions, please contact us at troopsupport.donationdrive@attnews.us.

Share updates on your recycling drive.

Find a drop-off location for your recycled cell phones.

Organize Your Own Donation Drive

Resources

• Fact Sheet: About Cell Phone Recycling
• Tip Sheet: Planning Your Donation Drive
• Donation Drive Checklist

Go Green

• Fact Sheet: How To Be Environmentally Friendly — Reduce, Reuse, Recycle
• Tip Sheet: How to Recycle Your Wireless Phone
• Tip Sheet: Make Your Donation Drive Environmentally Friendly
• Tip Sheet: Sustainable Printing

Print Collateral
The print collateral may be printed and used only in association with Cell Phones for Soldiers donations. You will be asked to accept terms of use before download can be completed.

AGREEMENT: I agree to use these graphics in conjunction with Cell Phones for Soldiers recycling drives only. I confirm that I will not use these graphics for fraudulent purposes. In using these recycling tools, I agree that the phones I collect will be sent to recycling for Cell Phones for Soldiers. I understand that any other use of these materials is prohibited.

I agree with the terms of use.

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