Cell Phone Recycling

 

Generally known as Electronic Waste (E-Waste), it is estimated that more than 1 billion cell phones are in use worldwide, while more than 200 million unused phones sit idle in this country alone. Cell phones contain hazardous components that may cause harm to human health and the environment if not disposed of properly.

 

 

Cell phones (new, used & non-working), cell phone batteries, cell phone accessories (chargers, carrying cases, etc.), pagers, beepers and PDAs are accepted for recycling. 

 

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MADISON COUNTY:  Most cell phones will be refurbished and used to help Alternatives Incorporated of Madison County. This non-profit organization’s mission is to help victims of domestic violence through education, prevention, and intervention. For more information about Alternatives Incorporated, call (765) 643-0200.

 

GRANT COUNTY: Most cell phones will be reprogrammed as a 911 phone and given to Hands of Hope in Grant County to assist victims of domestic violence. Hands of Hope, a division of Family Service Society, Inc., is a non-profit agency providing prevention and intervention services to domestic violence, sexual assault, and homeless victims in the community.  For more information about Hands of Hope, call (765) 664-0701.

 

DELAWARE COUNTY:  Most cell phones will be refurbished and used to help Muncie Mission Ministries. This non-profit organization has provided emergency shelter, food, and assistance to hungry, hurting, and homeless people in East Central Indiana for more than 73 years. The Mission operates a comprehensive recycling facility (New Life Center). For more information about Muncie Mission Ministries, call (765) 288-9122.