Sneak peek at the new website and submit pictures to be a part of the Cells for Cells family
As promised, we have a capture of our new site. It is almost ready to go live. One of the new goals of our website is to involve YOU. We would love to have you become a part of Cells for Cells. If you are: a family battling cancer supporting a family battling cancer caring [...]
The Super Awesome, Lots of Things Happening / We Can Recycle Any Cell Phone Video
Cells for Cells Episode 4 I have to first thank Penn Treaty from Philadelphia for donating a large box of phones. It was the perfect box to shoot this video with a nice mix of brand new phones and really old brick phones. What is so neat is that we can recycle all of it. [...]
Cells for Cells: Episode 3 FedEx shipping information
########## Requesting a free FedEx shipping label is easy: 1. send an email to label (at) cellsforcells (dot) com 2. include your mailing address in your email 3. please include at least 10 20 cell phones to recycle * If you dont’ have 10 20 phones to donate, Buddy Up with another Cells for Cells [...]
Cells for Cells: The Mission Statement Episode
The mission of Cells for Cells is to provide financial relief to families that are battling cancer. When you donate your cell phones to Cells for Cells, YOU are helping us achieve our mission!
Cells for Cells: Episode 1 Thank You! Part 1
We truly are grateful to all of our partners who have donated cell phones! Thank you all!
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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!
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- 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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