Deffenbaugh Industries Partners with Cells for Cells
Cells for Cells announces new partnership with Midwest’s largest trash and recycling company, Deffenbaugh Industries, to recycle used cell phones for cancer support.
Two good minutes with Cells for Cells cofounder Jason Clements
Cells for Cells super partner, Perceptive Software, recycled 280 cell phones in June of this year. Paul Arnhold, corporate communications manager, invited me for this short interview to discuss why we raise money for families battling cancer.
How Richard Todd Beat Leukemia in 44 Days
This is the story of how a 72-year-old man won a battle with cancer, and how you can help men and women like Richard who are battling cancer. Self-deprecating and wry, Richard Todd is the kind of man who could only come from the American Midwest. He believes in personal reasonability and the right to [...]
Dr. Michelle Robin: Bridging People Back to Wellness with Green Smoothies
I am no longer afraid of putting green vegetables in my smoothies. If fact, I think it is a brilliant idea to help “bridge people back to wellness”. And that is the exact the goal of Shawnee’s own wellness guru, Dr. Michelle Robin of Your Wellness Connection. Bridging People Back to Wellness “You always hear [...]
Freighquote Showcases Creativity in Mobile Phone Recycling
Brand new Cells for Cells partner, Freightquote, did an outstanding job of re-using an old cardboard box to collect mobile phones for Cells for Cells. Great job on some very brilliant creativity! Want to use the Battle Cancer with a Cell Phone poster for your mobile phone recycling efforts? You can download it here. For [...]
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- Another huge thank you to Mobilfone in Kansas City for recycling with Cells for Cells. http://www.mobilfone.com/
- @MyHopeSpace Glad to hear. Things are excellent - biz is up - lots of new companies wanting to join us - pretty psyched - life is good!
- @MyHopeSpace What is up, Chris! What is new up in Omaha and over at My Hope Space?
- I was once a bad recycler: Six easy steps you can take to make recycling at home a permanent habit. http://bit.ly/bGJsid #recycle
- A Huge and Humble Thank You to my new buddy @DustinMcKamie for the very kind words on his blog http://bit.ly/aT1dl4.
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