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Cells for Cells: Episode 3 FedEx shipping information

August 11, 2008 by jclements

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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 supporter
* Combine your phones to help decrease shipping costs

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Welcome to the Philadelphia Chapter and the Orange County/Inland Empire Chapter.

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Need more info about launching Cells for Cells in your chapter at your office? Contact Jason at jclements (at) cellsforcells (dot) com.

Filed Under: Cells for Cells Tagged With: cell phone recycling, Cells for Cells, leukemia

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